by Sebastian Kluth
I bought this album at Woolworth's for only one Euro and there was a sticker on the front cover that announced this album as a speed metal album from a Japanese band with two exclusive bonus live songs. Well, I didn't know the band and got surprised when...
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I bought this album at Woolworth's for only one Euro and there was a sticker on the front cover that announced this album as a speed metal album from a Japanese band with two exclusive bonus live songs. Well, I didn't know the band and got surprised when...
Lire la suiteAfter two acoustic folk albums, In Extremo decided to release a live version of some old and new songs that have been recorded on a traditional German Medieval market. Most of those songs work even better on this live album, mostly because of the cheering...
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This In Extremo's Medieval Rock debut after two acoustic folk albums. When this album came out, it has been something completely new and unique that no other band had tried in such a way in Germany before. The first song "Ai vis lo lop" has already nothing...
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After the interesting, entertaining and inspiring "Gold" album, In Extremo made another acoustic album, this time without any exceptions, experiments or surprises a part of the funny and very short hidden track. The style of this album is much more epic,...
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This is In Extremo's first official album. At that time, two "In Extremo" bands with an identic line-up existed, the first one played instrumental folk songs and the other one was in development to mix hard rock to the traditional folk music. Later, on...
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The first song already shows the new direction of the band. Just like their colleagues from "Subway to Sally", they deliver a much straighter and darker album than the last ones and go away from their charming folk roots that made them so special. Don't...
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After many internal problems and line-up changes, Saltatio Mortis came back with this record and broke free, forgetting about the hopeless past and complications. This album sounds more positive than the last one, they go back to their roots and concentrate...
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Everything the fans liked about the German folk rock pioneers Subway to Sally has gone with this album. There are no more creative and traditional lyrics. The amazing violins and pipers are almost inaudible on this record. There are no positive, catchy...
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Schandmaul are a really energizing live band and have some really talented musicians in their rows. Their lyrics are mostly interesting and talk about old German folk tales, “Märchen” or historical events and sometimes invented stories by the band of...
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