Jinjer

Wallflowers

Wallflowers is focused, confrontational and fiercely dynamic: a record where technical power serves a clear emotional and social voice.

Edge Of Sanity

Infernal

A fractured but compelling Edge of Sanity record, balancing sharp death-metal impact with Dan Swanö’s expanding progressive instincts.

Powerwolf

Call of the Wild

Call of the Wild has atmosphere and hooks, but Powerwolf’s rigid formula leaves too many songs sounding like alternate costumes on one idea.

Wizardthrone

Hypercube Necrodimensions

A dazzling, absurdly ambitious collision of symphonic grandeur, melodic death metal and cosmic excess.

Exhumed

Slaughtercult

Compact, tightly engineered goregrind that balances speed, riff density and structural control better than its chaos suggests.

Helloween

Helloween

Helloween’s reunion album is energetic and professional, but its strongest moments come when nostalgia yields to tension.

Vision Divine’s Olaf Thörsen: “Melody Has To Carry The Weight"

We sit down and explore melody, precision and progressive songwriting in Vision Divine.

At The Gates

Slaughter Of The Soul

At the Gates deliver a brutally concise melodic death metal blueprint whose precision, urgency and riff economy remain formidable.

Rhapsody

Power of the Dragonflame

Rhapsody’s symphonic power metal spectacle is energetic and technically polished, but relentless excess turns grandeur into fatigue.

Tetrarch

Unstable

Unstable turns anxiety into blunt, heavy hooks, though its narrow emotional vocabulary and repeated structures limit the payoff.

Anthrax

Worship Music

Anthrax return with sharpened riffs, huge choruses and the kind of rhythmic discipline most comeback albums never find.

Moonspell

Hermitage

Hermitage trades Moonspell’s usual theatrical force for reflective weight, and the restraint often reveals more than spectacle would.