"Sticking to the same successful formula": A review of Volbeat's "Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies"

Par kluseba

Ladies and gentlemen! Since I'm going to see Volbeat with Anthrax and Crobot at TD Place in Ottawa next Wednesday, I decided to give their current record a chance. The band which is often described as a modern mixture of Elvis Presley and Metallica wrote...

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"A stressful ride through unpleasant subgenres": A review of Acrassicauda's "Gilgamesh"

Par kluseba

Ladies and gentlemen, I have been waiting several years for the first full length release of this unique Iraqi quintet. Acrassiacuda is the name of a dangerous black scorpion in Africa and the Middle East. The band formed back in 2001, played several...

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Just for fun: a collage of some of my favourite records

Par kluseba

L'odyssée de l'Impact de Montréal continuera ce mercredi!

Par kluseba

Mesdames et Messieurs! Après le tournoi, c'est avant le tournoi! Une semaine après la défaite amère de l'Impact de Montréal contre le CF América en finale de la Ligue des Champions au stade olympique de Montréal, je serai déjà de retour dans la métropole...

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"International spirit of youth goes Japanese": A review of Akuma Taigun's "Akuma Josho"

Par kluseba

Ladies and gentlemen, Here is another interesting discovery. Akuma Taigun is a young international quartet of musicians from Brazil, Canada and Japan that got together in late 2013 to worship J-Rock and Visual Kei music. The promising underground band...

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"Where traditions and modernity embrace in confusion": A review of Peste Noire's "La Chaise-Dyable"

Par kluseba

Ladies and gentlemen, Here comes one of the first international reviews of Peste Noire's sixth studio record "La Chaise-Dyable" which is a play on words since some of the band members are living in a place called La Chaise-Dieu in Auvergne, France. I...

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"Where traditions and modernity embrace in confusion": A review of Peste Noire's "La Chaise-Dyable"

Par kluseba

Ladies and gentlemen, Here comes one of the first international reviews of Peste Noire's sixth studio record "La Chaise-Dyable" which is a play on words since some of the band members are living in a place called La Chaise-Dieu in Auvergne, France. I...

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"Where traditions and modernity embrace in confusion": A review of Peste Noire's "La Chaise-Dyable"

Par kluseba

Ladies and gentlemen, Here comes one of the first international reviews of Peste Noire's sixth studio record "La Chaise-Dyable" which is a play on words since some of the band members are living in a place called La Chaise-Dieu in Auvergne, France. I...

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"Where traditions and modernity embrace in confusion": A review of Peste Noire's "La Chaise-Dyable"

Par kluseba

Ladies and gentlemen, Here comes one of the first international reviews of Peste Noire's sixth studio record "La Chaise-Dyable" which is a play on words since some of the band members are living in a place called La Chaise-Dieu in Auvergne, France. I...

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"Where traditions and modernity embrace in confusion": A review of Peste Noire's "La Chaise-Dyable"

Par kluseba

Ladies and gentlemen, Here comes one of the first international reviews of Peste Noire's sixth studio record "La Chaise-Dyable" which is a play on words since some of the band members are living in a place called La Chaise-Dieu in Auvergne, France. I...

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