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Whitechapel // Hymns In Dissonance

What a spectacular return to form. This might be the first time a band has actually lived up to their claim that “this will be our heaviest album yet.” For a band that is almost 20 years in, it is inspiring to see such a fierce comeback. Whitechapel started at Read more…

By PecksMetalPicks, 1 monthApril 13, 2025 ago
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Architects // The Sky, The Earth & All Between

This is the hardest type of review to write. There are some good things here, and while I have plenty of criticisms, I don’t want this to come across as a knee-jerk, reactionary review. So let’s set the stage. Architects completed one of the best three-album runs of all time Read more…

By PecksMetalPicks, 2 monthsMarch 29, 2025 ago
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Warspawn // Immaculate Objection

What a ripper. This requires a bit of background knowledge so bear with me. In 2022, a band called Vatican released an album titled ‘Ultra.’ It was a bit different from their previous music, but it was getting a lot of hype. Despite the attention, Vatican broke up without making a statement. Their vocalist even Read more…

By PecksMetalPicks, 2 monthsMarch 15, 2025 ago
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Silverstein // Antibloom

It’s unbelievable that Silverstein has stayed so consistent after making music for 25 years. Of course, they’ve had a few ups and downs as they tested new ideas, but their post-hardcore DNA is ever-present. Most importantly, they haven’t grown up. The “emo” teenage angst of their early material is still Read more…

By PecksMetalPicks, 3 monthsMarch 2, 2025 ago
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Great American Ghost // Tragedy of The Commons

Great American Ghost is kicking 2025 off with a bang. This was definitely my favorite album from January. I love how these guys have developed over the last few years. I found them in 2017, but they had a subtle Stray From The Path sound lurking under the surface that Read more…

By PecksMetalPicks, 3 monthsFebruary 22, 2025 ago
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Adestria // Chapters

I’ve had this in my drafts since 2019, and six years later, it’s more true than ever. Adestria is one of my favorite bands that never made it big. I’ve been listening to their 2012 album ‘Chapters’ so much recently, and it kills me that they didn’t blow up. In Read more…

By PecksMetalPicks, 3 monthsFebruary 9, 2025 ago
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August Burns Red // Thrill Seeker (20th Anniversary Edition)

Every longtime fan of August Burns Red has dreamt of this moment – ‘Thrill Seeker,’ in all of its glory, re-recorded with Jake Luhrs on vocals. What an unbelievable effort to bring the debut album of one of the most important metalcore bands of all time into the modern age. Read more…

By PecksMetalPicks, 4 monthsFebruary 1, 2025 ago
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Eidola // Mend

Eidola blew me away last year, placing eighth on my album of the year list. Now, at the start of 2025, they’re already back with another full length album. Let’s see if it’s just as impressive. I provided a lot of Eidola’s background information in my review of their 2024 Read more…

By PecksMetalPicks, 4 monthsJanuary 26, 2025 ago
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Knocked Loose // A Tear In The Fabric Of Life

‘A Tear In The Fabric of Life’ is one of the best metalcore EPs of all time. It even gives the Zombie EP from The Devil Wears Prada a run for its money. I don’t know what third place would be, but it is very, very far behind these two. Read more…

By PecksMetalPicks, 4 monthsJanuary 18, 2025 ago
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Paleface Swiss // Cursed

What a huge miss. Other bands must be thanking Paleface Swiss for setting the bar so low. 2025 can only get better from here. To be honest, I didn’t get the hype when ‘Fear & Dagger’ came out in 2022 because it was an hour and six minutes long and every song sounded Read more…

By PecksMetalPicks, 4 monthsJanuary 11, 2025 ago

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