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Heavener is a studio album by the progressive metalcore band Invent Animate, based in Longview, Texas. The album continues the band's established approach of combining atmospheric ambient textures with down-tuned, technically complex guitar work and alternating harsh and clean vocals. It belongs to...
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Modern progressive metalcore standout with exceptional fan acclaim, emotional depth, and strong critical recognition.
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Erra is the self-titled studio album by the progressive metalcore band Erra, from Birmingham, Alabama. Released in 2021, the album continues the band's blend of melodic, djent-influenced guitar riffs with harsh and clean vocal performances. It features production that emphasizes ambient atmospherics...
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Widely regarded as Erra's peak, with excellent fan ratings, refined production, and standout progressive metalcore writing.
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Singularity is the second studio album by the Australian metalcore band Northlane, released in 2013. The album won the ARIA Award for Best Hard Rock/Heavy Metal Album, marking a milestone in the band's career. It features a combination of djent-influenced guitar work, electronic and ambient atmosphe...
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ARIA-winning breakthrough and consensus Northlane classic, praised for atmosphere, technicality, and Adrian-era intensity.
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Alien is the fifth studio album by Australian metalcore band Northlane, released in 2019. The album debuted at number 1 on the ARIA Charts, making it the band's third consecutive chart-topping release in Australia. The album incorporates electronic music elements and progressive metalcore alongside...
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Critically acclaimed electronic-metalcore reinvention with ARIA success and strong emotional narrative.
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The Discovery is the third studio album by American progressive metalcore band Born of Osiris, released on March 22, 2011, through Sumerian Records. It marks the band's first release with guitarist Lee McKinney and bassist David Da Rocha, further refining their keyboard-driven, synth-heavy sound. Th...
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Widely regarded as Born of Osiris' peak, praised for technicality, synth integration, and progressive structure.
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"Greyview" is the third studio album by the American progressive metalcore band Invent Animate, who hail from Beaumont, Texas. Released in 2020 via Tragic Hero Records, the album marks a significant evolution in the band's sound. It is noted for its atmospheric and melodic approach to the metalcore...
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Atmospheric progressive metalcore favorite with strong fan ratings and refined mood, despite niche reach.
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Rareform is the second studio album by American progressive metalcore band After the Burial, originally released on July 22, 2008, through Sumerian Records. The album was re-released in 2010 with remastered audio and re-recorded vocals featuring their lineup at the time. Heavily influenced by progre...
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Djent-influenced progressive metalcore landmark with high musician respect and enduring fan reputation.
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Drift is the third studio album by the Birmingham, Alabama-based progressive metalcore band Erra, released in 2016. The album is noted for combining technically intricate guitar work with melodic clean vocals and heavier passages. It reflects the band's approach to progressive metalcore, balancing a...
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Strong progressive metalcore release with praised clean vocals and atmosphere, though not usually considered their peak.
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Mesmer is the fourth studio album by the Sydney-based progressive metalcore band Northlane, released in 2017. The album debuted at number 1 on the Australian ARIA Albums Chart. It builds on the band's established combination of atmospheric electronic textures, heavy guitar-driven passages, and shift...
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Australian number-one album with strong fan reception, atmospheric writing, and steady critical respect.
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Sixth studio album by Northlane, released in 2021 and featuring a heavier, more electronically influenced sound while debuting in the Australian ARIA top ten.
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Strong electronic-heavy follow-up with good reviews, though less surprising and less universally praised than Alien.
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"Dig Deep" is the fifth studio album by the American progressive metalcore band After the Burial, released in 2016 through Sumerian Records. The album marks the band's first release following the death of founding guitarist Justin Lowe in 2015. It features a blend of heavy, down-tuned guitar work, c...
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Emotionally significant comeback after Justin Lowe's death, with strong fan support and concise heavy writing.
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Node is the third studio album by Australian metalcore band Northlane, released in 2015 through UNFD. It served as the band's first release to feature vocalist Marcus Bridge, who replaced former frontman Adrian Fitipaldi. The album marked a shift toward more ambient and atmospheric soundscapes compa...
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Successful vocalist transition with chart success and strong reviews, though some fans prefer Adrian-era material.
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Wolves Within is the fourth studio album by the American progressive metalcore band After the Burial, released in 2013 through Sumerian Records. Based in Minnesota, the band is recognized for their highly technical, polyrhythmic guitar work and heavy use of seven- and eight-string guitars. The album...
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Respected for polyrhythmic riffs and atmosphere, but consensus is somewhat niche and less universal.
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Eclipse is the fourth studio album by the Chicago-based progressive metalcore band Veil of Maya, released in 2012 via Sumerian Records. It is the band's final record to feature original vocalist Brandon Butler. Produced by Misha Mansoor of Periphery, the album showcases the band's blend of down-tune...
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Technical progressive metalcore favorite with strong musicianship, though brief runtime and niche appeal limit broader ranking.
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In Dreams is the third studio album by the American progressive metalcore band After the Burial, released in 2010 via Sumerian Records. The album heavily features the band's signature blend of highly technical guitar work, heavy djent-influenced breakdowns, and ambient electronic textures. It marked...
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Strong technical follow-up with good fan reception, though less iconic and less rawly influential than Rareform.
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Matriarch is a studio album by the American progressive metalcore band Veil of Maya, released in 2015 via Sumerian Records. The album marks a significant stylistic shift for the band, as it is their first release to feature vocalist Lukas Magyar, who introduced clean singing into their harsh sonic r...
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Accessible Lukas Magyar era release with strong hooks and fan support, but mixed views on poppier direction.
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"Evergreen" is the sixth studio album by the American progressive metalcore band After the Burial, released on April 19, 2019, through Sumerian Records. The album marks a significant point in the Minnesota band's discography, as it was their first release following the death of founding guitarist Ju...
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Solid late-period release with consistent technicality, but generally viewed as familiar rather than essential.
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Debut studio album by Sydney, Australia progressive metalcore band Northlane, released in 2011 with founding vocalist Adrian Fitipaldi.
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Promising Australian progressive metalcore debut with strong scene reputation, though later albums refined the style.
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Vocalist transition album with modernized melodies and fan interest, though descriptions often confuse chronology and consensus is moderate.
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Neon is the fourth studio album by the American progressive metalcore band Erra, officially released on August 10, 2018, via Sumerian Records. Hailing from Birmingham, Alabama, the band utilizes this record to showcase their technical instrumentation, incorporating complex guitar riffs, atmospheric...
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Technically skilled but criticized for production choices, especially guitar tone, making consensus more mixed.
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A Higher Place is the second studio album by Illinois metal band Born of Osiris, released in 2009 through Sumerian Records. The record combines progressive metalcore with tightly synchronized guitar patterns, breakdowns, harsh vocals, and prominent keyboard arrangements. It documents the band's earl...
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Technical and ambitious early progressive deathcore, but uneven production and songwriting limit consensus standing.
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Tomorrow We Die Alive is the third studio album by the American progressive metalcore band Born of Osiris. Sumerian Records released it on August 20, 2013; the album contains eleven tracks and runs for about forty-two minutes. Its sound combines technical guitar work, electronic and synthesizer pass...
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Polished and competent but considered a step down from The Discovery, with less memorable writing.
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