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Pick Up Goliath – Quiet Quit: As has been the case many times before, Pick Up Goliath showcases the band’s quality through its pristine production and crushing Djent riffs, all wrapped in accessible songwriting that wouldn’t feel out of place in more mainstream genres.
Desu Taem – Lunatics at My Front Door & No Gen: At this point, these tracks feel like more of the same—quick, cheesy retro fun that fans have come to expect from this project. You’ll definitely leave with more questions than answers.
Lucio Moriyama – Ocean: Progressive, complex, and full of shredding, this track displays serious talent. Not only does Lucio deliver technical passages that few could replicate, but he also crafts an engaging composition that holds your attention from start to finish.
Escaopeinout – As Above, So Below: These guys are back with ultra-heavy, gut-wrenching Death Metal that gives you no breathing room and shows no mercy on your ears. This band deserves a label deal—and soon. They’ve definitely earned it.
Aermst – Penetration of Hell: More Death Metal, but with a slight melodic touch—though don’t be fooled, you’ll still be pummeled by tight, relentless riffing. The vocals carry a strong At the Gates vibe, which should be a plus for many listeners.
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