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Dozer at their most confident and grounded, leaning fully into the muscular groove that has long defined their sound.

Kerosene by Crystal Castles is a blistering dive into chaos, alienation, and raw emotional release—everything the band does best.

Industry is a powerful and cinematic opening statement from Bruit ≤, blending orchestral post-rock, mechanical rhythm, and philosophical weight.

Posturing Through Metaphysical Collapse feels less like a song and more like a slow, inevitable event something geological rather than narrative.

Amenra's Razoreater is a monument of slow-motion devastation, dragging doom, post-metal, and ritualistic grief into a single collapsing mass.

HEALTH's Trash Decade is a spiraling transmission from a future built on ruin.

Teeth Out is a brutal instrumental statement that speaks entirely through tension, weight, and momentum.

Vorwort: Umiha Sien unfolds like an emotional threshold, inviting the listener into a space where sound feels ceremonial and profoundly affecting.

Addis unfolds with a sense of quiet reverence, drawing the listener into OM's distinctive fusion of drone, doom, and spiritual meditation.

From the very first riff, Harper Lewis by Russian Circles pulls the listener into a wave of tension, emotion, and hypnotic momentum.