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

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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

Par kluseba

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

Par kluseba

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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Chao shi kong tong ju / How Long Will I Love U (2018) - Romance versus wealth - 7/10 (04/06/18)

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How Long Will I Love U is a romantic comedy movie with supernatural elements and a few gloomy sequences. It tells the story of a real estate shark who plans on traveling nineteen years into the future to use this knowledge in order to expand his empire....

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ABBA metal - A review of Ghost's Prequelle

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At this point, Ghost needs no further introduction. You either love or hate the theatric project mocking religion and mixing europop, occult rock music and classic heavy metal. Prequelle continues where Meliora left us three years earlier. The lyrics...

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Flirting with perfection - A review of Amorphis' Queen of Time

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Each time one expects Amorphis to release a weaker record, the band easily manages to defend the metal thrown and equal or surpass its previous masterpiece. Queen of Time is such an extraordinary example. The direction of the record isn't much different...

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Epic spring weekend in Quebec City

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Ladies and gentlemen! Here are some pictures from my trip to Quebec City. The first two pictures were taken on the train in Montreal and Drummondville. All other pictures were taken in Quebec City and in Lévis which is on the other side of the Saint Lawrence...

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''A tyrant is unfit to be the ruler of free people'' - A review of Leviathan's Can't Be Seen by Looking: Blurring the Lines, Clouding the Truth

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Where have you read the line of my review title before? You don't remember? Time to offer yourself a history lesson to fully embrace Leviathan's Can't Be Seen by Looking: Blurring the Lines, Clouding the Truth. The American progressive metal veterans...

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