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Murder in the White Barn - Meet the ultimate villain. Told as a dialogue between a killer and his victim, this doom folk ballad depicts human evil as a brew of entitlement, grievance, and sheer lunacy.

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Sinister Creed - This isn’t a collection of songs; it is a 35-minute descent into the caustic heart of the abyss.

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Primitive Objects - A brain dance for those desiring something between ambient and techno-adjacent

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07' Gemini Traits - Hiphop Music Like this doesn't pay.

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Take the Tyrant Down - Both timely and timeless, “Take the Tyrant Down” is a classic protest song written from the point of view of a people breaking from oppression.

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IHN014 // Tinned Meats - Kilter - Second LP from Sheffield's Tinned Meats! Comparisons to Zappa/The Mothers, Cardiacs and The Fall abound.

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Saturno - This song is an experiment in ambient, chiptune, and electronic music, where I'm creating something more comfortable and different for my new conceptual project!

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Liquid Center - Elektro Guzzi’s Liquid Center is their most focused and sonically open album yet — a warm, precise, and deeply immersive experience that transforms analog live energy into a detailed, evolving techno soundscape.

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Crushing Burden of Despair - Both soulful and sarcastic, this bluesy, doomy stomp pulls zero punches with its social commentary.

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Affliction - A melodic techno take on DNB

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Devil Cult - An unyielding manifestation of pure Satanic Black Metal, Devil Cult is a masterpiece of bestial hymns and ritualistic darkness.

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Mùthadh I - This hauntingly immersive 6-track album blends brooding black metal, blackgaze, and blackened doom to create a cinematic, emotionally charged soundscape that moves from crushing intensity to melancholic depth.

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Isla de la Alegria - X314's sound is a love letter to the era of drum machines and hardware synthesizers. DE03 is thus a statement. Heavy kicks, searing hi-hats, and atonal textures form the backbone of the tracks.

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Studded Metal Album for Some Reason │ Exclaim!

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Locust [Pyramid Fields] ~ Bolting Bits

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La Caverna

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La Caverna

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La Caverna

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La Caverna

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First Nations Music in So-Called Australia, by Vanessa Morris

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Drum's Not Dead by Liars, 20 Years On | The Quietus

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Shameful Game - Farhot's Edit (ft. Farhot)

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Stream

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Jazz Echoes in Hip-Hop's Pulse

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The Album That Redefined Metal

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Pop, Indie, Jazz y Más Allá - La Caverna

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"only the best"

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La Caverna

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Metal, Hip-Hop, Afrobeat y Post-Rock en Expansión - La Caverna

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La Caverna

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Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Conrad Herwig, Music Soup, Linda Dachtyl & More - Glide Magazine

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Deep Purple Wears Loudest Crown With "Burn" Live 1975 - Glide Magazine

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Deface the Currency - Spectrum Culture

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Nerium

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The Best Metal Albums of February 2026 » PopMatters

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Number 579 – February 23, 2026

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This Week’s Pitchfork Selects Playlist

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Ozzy Knew Death Was Near Even Before Final Concert

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Supah Mario makes marvelous jazz and menacing trap

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La Caverna

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Blasé Saint

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Aura Gold (ft. BeMyFiasco, Jussi Halme)

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Electronic Music for February Reviewed by Jaša Bužinel | The Quietus

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Burn the Plastic, Sell the Copper | The Quietus

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Eye III' Is Pat Metheny’s Elegant Balance Of The Past & Present Momentum (ALBUM REVIEW) - Glide Magazine

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virage urbain et flow incisif au cœur de Londres

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The Unsung Canvas of Prestige Records

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Minute Noise-Trance Epic ‘Empathy’ - Indie is not a genre

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“I don’t see it as a sad thing”

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Tang, & Lauryn Hill Among First-Time Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame Nominees

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