"The flight of Icarus": A review of Nightwish's "Endless Forms Most Beautiful"

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Dear readers of my blog! Here comes another review of a highly anticipated record of the young year 2015. Ironically, I have become quite a big Nightwish fan when Tarja Turunen left the band ten years ago. I have bought four of their records since then...

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"Meant to be played live": A review of Motor Sister's "Ride"

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Dear readers of my blog! Do you know the American alternative rock band Mother Superior which released nine studio records and a demo between 1993 and 2011? Well, I didn't know this band either. A few weeks ago, I stumbled over the new band Motor Sister...

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Impact de Montréal steht im Finale der CONCACAF Champions League

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Sehr verehrte Leser! Von Nerven behalten kann zwar keine Rede sein, denn Impact de Montréal hat ein hochdramatisches Halbfinalrückspiel in Costa Rica mit 2:4 (1:0) verloren. Die Tore schossen McInerney und Romero. Dank des 2:0 Heimspielerfolges im Olympiastadion...

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Concert reviews

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Dear readers of my blog, I've written an elevated number of concert reviews over the past few years but I didn't have the time to write any so far this year. Since I've assisted a couple of outstanding shows, I'm going to write a summary of all these...

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''The future is dark, it’s all that we’ve got'': A review of Moonspell's "Extinct"

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Dear readers of my blog, I'm proud to present you the exclusive review of one of my very favourite bands which is the Portuguese gothic metal quintet Moonspell. The band's new release "Extinct" is one of their very best efforts in their twenty-six year...

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Happy Easter 2015

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Happy Easter 2015 to all my family, friends and followers around the world! Enjoy your holiday and take care!

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"Adventurous steampunk tales with a shot of metal'': A review of Coppelius' "Hertzmaschine"

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Dear readers of my blog, Coppelius has become one of my favourite German bands over the past five years. The group offers a mixture of Victorian era chamber music and some creative heavy metal which is supported by a vivid steampunk style, humorous lyrics...

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''An exotic musical trip through the Middle East'': A review of Subterranean Masquerade's ''The Great Bazaar''

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Dear readers of my blog, a few months ago, the Israeli septet Subterranean Masquerade asked the writing stuff of Black Wind Metal to review their latest 2015 output ''The Great Bazaar''. Since another collaborator wrote a very interesting review and since...

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