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by Sebastian Kluth

The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

Midnattsol's The Aftermath is the first record of the German-Norwegian quintet since former Leaves' Eyes singer Liv Kristine joined her sister Carmen Elise Espenæs last year. I expected a clever use of the two distinctive vocalists but the new material...

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The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

Midnattsol's The Aftermath is the first record of the German-Norwegian quintet since former Leaves' Eyes singer Liv Kristine joined her sister Carmen Elise Espenæs last year. I expected a clever use of the two distinctive vocalists but the new material...

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The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

Midnattsol's The Aftermath is the first record of the German-Norwegian quintet since former Leaves' Eyes singer Liv Kristine joined her sister Carmen Elise Espenæs last year. I expected a clever use of the two distinctive vocalists but the new material...

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The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

Midnattsol's The Aftermath is the first record of the German-Norwegian quintet since former Leaves' Eyes singer Liv Kristine joined her sister Carmen Elise Espenæs last year. I expected a clever use of the two distinctive vocalists but the new material...

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The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

Midnattsol's The Aftermath is the first record of the German-Norwegian quintet since former Leaves' Eyes singer Liv Kristine joined her sister Carmen Elise Espenæs last year. I expected a clever use of the two distinctive vocalists but the new material...

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The Maze Runner (2014) - First instalment in a solid dystopian science-fiction trilogy with a cast of youths - 7/10 (05/06/18)

The Maze Runner (2014) - First instalment in a solid dystopian science-fiction trilogy with a cast of youths - 7/10 (05/06/18)

Based upon the novel by James Dashner, The Maze Runner is the first instalment in a dystopian trilogy that follows a group of youths as they fight for survival and against manipulation in a desolate world destroyed by heat and disease. This first movie...

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Calm references to classical music and new age - A review of Metalwings' For All Beyond

Calm references to classical music and new age - A review of Metalwings' For All Beyond

Despite obvious grammar mistakes in the lyrics, Metalwings' debut EP Fallen Angel in the Hell was a promising release thanks to grounded, natural and unique vocals and the use of viola sounds and Irish flutes in an epic symphonic metal context. The first...

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Calm references to classical music and new age - A review of Metalwings' For All Beyond

Calm references to classical music and new age - A review of Metalwings' For All Beyond

Despite obvious grammar mistakes in the lyrics, Metalwings' debut EP Fallen Angel in the Hell was a promising release thanks to grounded, natural and unique vocals and the use of viola sounds and Irish flutes in an epic symphonic metal context. The first...

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Calm references to classical music and new age - A review of Metalwings' For All Beyond

Calm references to classical music and new age - A review of Metalwings' For All Beyond

Despite obvious grammar mistakes in the lyrics, Metalwings' debut EP Fallen Angel in the Hell was a promising release thanks to grounded, natural and unique vocals and the use of viola sounds and Irish flutes in an epic symphonic metal context. The first...

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Calm references to classical music and new age - A review of Metalwings' For All Beyond

Calm references to classical music and new age - A review of Metalwings' For All Beyond

Despite obvious grammar mistakes in the lyrics, Metalwings' debut EP Fallen Angel in the Hell was a promising release thanks to grounded, natural and unique vocals and the use of viola sounds and Irish flutes in an epic symphonic metal context. The first...

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