Bleed From Within - Zenith (2025)


Bleed From Within's seventh studio album, Zenith, released on April 4, 2025, via Nuclear Blast, showcases the band's evolution in the metalcore scene. The album blends aggressive riffs with melodic elements, featuring tracks like "In Place of Your Halo," which incorporates bagpipes, and "Immortal Desire," with guest vocals from Mastodon's Brann Dailor. Critics praise the album's dynamic range and production quality, noting its balance between brutality and melody. While some tracks like "Dying Sun" received mixed reviews, overall, Zenith is considered a significant step forward for the band, solidifying their place in modern metal.​

Sources:
Kerrang!
Louder Sound
Metal Storm
Metal Injection
Wikipedia





Genre: Metalcore
Country: UK

Final Verdict: 64% (Good Album)
Yearly Ranking: 117th / 292

Highlight: A Hope in Hell


Made me think of:
Parkway Drive
While She Sleeps
Killswitch Engage

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