Biohazard: Urban Discipline
Released in 1992, Urban Discipline captures Biohazard at the peak of their intensity, at the precise moment when the borough of Brooklyn…
8.5/10 September 23, 2026
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Birds in Row: Gris Klein
Released in 2022, Gris Klein is the third album by the French trio Birds in Row, from Laval. The band, which has…
8/10 September 16, 2026
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Birds in Row: We Already Lost the World
A French trio that deliberately keeps a low profile, Birds in Row has established itself as one of the most respected names…
8/10 September 11, 2026
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Birds in Row: You, Me & the Violence
Released in 2014, You, Me & the Violence is the debut album by the French trio Birds in Row, issued on a…
7.5/10 September 16, 2026
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Bizarrekult, Alt Som Finnes
83/100: Bizarrekult's melodic, modern Norwegian black metal wins over listeners.
8/10 August 9, 2026
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Bizarrekult: Den Tapte Krigen
There is something profoundly unsettling about the way Bizarrekult manages to blend raw rage with an almost chamber-like melancholy. Den Tapte Krigen…
8/10 October 14, 2026
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Black Flag: Damaged
There are records that do not merely exist: they blow a hole in the wall. Damaged, released in 1981, is one of…
9.5/10 September 11, 2026
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Black Flag: My War
Released in 1984, My War is Black Flag’s second studio album and one of the most radical records of their career. The…
8/10 September 16, 2026
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Black Flag: Slip It In
Released in 1984, the same year as My War, Slip It In extends Black Flag’s heavy, dark turn. The band keeps exploring…
7.5/10 September 16, 2026
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Black Flag: Wasted…Again
Wasted…Again isn’t a proper studio album, it’s a compilation released on SST Records in 1987, after Black Flag had already broken up.…
6.5/10 September 27, 2026
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Black Sabbath: Paranoid
Black Sabbath’s second album, released in 1970, Paranoid is one of heavy metal’s birth certificates. Produced by Rodger Bain, it arrived the…
9.5/10 September 18, 2026
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Blackbraid: Blackbraid III
85/100: Sgah'gahsowáh's atmospheric, Native American black metal keeps fascinating.
8.5/10 August 25, 2026
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Blackwater Holylight: Not Here Not Gone
79/100 across ten reviews: the Americans' dreamlike psychedelic doom still enchants.
8/10 August 23, 2026
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Bleed from Within: Shrine
There are albums that arrive at just the right moment, carried by a momentum you can feel almost physically from the first…
8/10 October 7, 2026
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Bleed from Within: Zenith
83/100: the Scots confirm their place atop modern European metalcore.
8/10 August 27, 2026
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Bleeding Through: The Truth
Released in 2006, The Truth marks an important turn for Bleeding Through, an emblematic band of the Orange County scene. The lineup…
7/10 September 16, 2026
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Bleeding Through: This Is Love This Is Murderous
In 2003, Bleeding Through released This Is Love, This Is Murderous, an album that concentrates the energy of the Orange County metalcore…
7.5/10 September 11, 2026
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Blind Guardian: Nightfall in Middle-Earth
Blind Guardian’s sixth album, Nightfall in Middle-Earth, released in 1998, is a summit of European power metal. Conceived as a concept album…
9/10 September 18, 2026
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Blood Command : World Domination
The Norwegians confirm their supercharged hardcore pop punk: 80/100 for an explosive, melodic record.
8/10 June 7, 2026
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Blood Incantation, Absolute Elsewhere
87/100 across fourteen reviews: the Americans' cosmic death metal reaches a new dimension.
8.5/10 August 7, 2026
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Bloodbath: Resurrection Through Carnage
When Bloodbath released Resurrection Through Carnage in 2002, the project already wore the flattering supergroup label. Bringing together musicians from Opeth and…
8/10 September 21, 2026
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Blut aus Nord · Disharmonium · Nahab
The French band's sonic nightmare reaches an unprecedented intensity: 85/100 for a haunted record.
8.5/10 June 23, 2026
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Body Count: Body Count
Released in 1992, Body Count’s debut is a detonation at the crossroads of thrash metal and rap, orchestrated by Ice-T and his…
8/10 September 23, 2026
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Bodysnatcher : Hell Is Here, Hell Is Home
"Heavy as fuck": 78/100 for the Floridian demolition machine, tried-and-true formula included.
8/10 April 14, 2026
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Bold: Speak Out
Speak Out, released in 1988, sits at the heart of the youth crew wave that was then redefining American hardcore. Bold, a…
7.5/10 September 11, 2026
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Bolt Thrower: The IVth Crusade
By 1992 Bolt Thrower were already a pillar of the British scene, but The IVth Crusade marked a clear turn toward greater…
8.5/10 September 21, 2026
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Boris : Heavy Rocks (2022)
The insatiable Japanese replay their riff library with glee: 80/100 for a third "Heavy Rocks".
8/10 June 5, 2026
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Borknagar: The Olden Domain
Borknagar’s second album, The Olden Domain (1997), confirms the ambition of the project founded by guitarist Oystein Garnes Brun: to wed black…
8/10 September 17, 2026
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Born of Osiris: Through Shadows
80/100: the American progressive-metalcore act hold their high technical level.
8/10 August 13, 2026
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Botch: American Nervoso
The first studio album from the Tacoma band, American Nervoso appeared in 1998 and laid one of the earliest stones of what…
8/10 September 16, 2026
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Botch: We Are the Romans
Released in 1999, We Are the Romans is the second and final studio album from the Tacoma band, and it stands as…
9/10 September 11, 2026
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Boundaries, Yearning: The unbeautiful after
Grief spat with venom: great metalcore songs undercut by an over-compressed mix.
7/10 July 20, 2026
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Breaking Benjamin: Phobia
With Phobia, Breaking Benjamin sharpen a brand of alternative metal built for big rooms, balancing controlled aggression with tightly drawn choruses. Benjamin…
8/10 September 23, 2026
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Bring Me the Horizon: amo
With amo, released in 2019, Bring Me the Horizon push their logic of openness even further. This sixth album, whose title means…
7.5/10 September 16, 2026
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Bring Me the Horizon: Sempiternal
Sempiternal, released in 2013, marks the moment when Bring Me the Horizon left the deathcore of their early days for good to…
8.5/10 September 11, 2026
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Bring Me the Horizon: Suicide Season
Bring Me the Horizon’s second album, Suicide Season, appeared in 2008 and marks a genuine rupture in the path of the Sheffield…
7.5/10 September 16, 2026
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