Heavy metal warriors of the mid-eighties stranded in the oil province - A review of Riot City's Burn the Night

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Just a look at the great cover artwork recalls the works of Judas Priest three and a half decades ago and this is also exactly the sound Riot City is going for on its debut full length effort Burn the Night. The young quartet from Calgary offers eight...

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Heavy metal warriors of the mid-eighties stranded in the oil province - A review of Riot City's Burn the Night

Par kluseba

Just a look at the great cover artwork recalls the works of Judas Priest three and a half decades ago and this is also exactly the sound Riot City is going for on its debut full length effort Burn the Night. The young quartet from Calgary offers eight...

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Heavy metal warriors of the mid-eighties stranded in the oil province - A review of Riot City's Burn the Night

Par kluseba

Just a look at the great cover artwork recalls the works of Judas Priest three and a half decades ago and this is also exactly the sound Riot City is going for on its debut full length effort Burn the Night. The young quartet from Calgary offers eight...

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Heavy metal warriors of the mid-eighties stranded in the oil province - A review of Riot City's Burn the Night

Par kluseba

Just a look at the great cover artwork recalls the works of Judas Priest three and a half decades ago and this is also exactly the sound Riot City is going for on its debut full length effort Burn the Night. The young quartet from Calgary offers eight...

Lire la suite

Heavy metal warriors of the mid-eighties stranded in the oil province - A review of Riot City's Burn the Night

Par kluseba

Just a look at the great cover artwork recalls the works of Judas Priest three and a half decades ago and this is also exactly the sound Riot City is going for on its debut full length effort Burn the Night. The young quartet from Calgary offers eight...

Lire la suite

Heavy metal warriors of the mid-eighties stranded in the oil province - A review of Riot City's Burn the Night

Par kluseba

Just a look at the great cover artwork recalls the works of Judas Priest three and a half decades ago and this is also exactly the sound Riot City is going for on its debut full length effort Burn the Night. The young quartet from Calgary offers eight...

Lire la suite

Heavy metal warriors of the mid-eighties stranded in the oil province - A review of Riot City's Burn the Night

Par kluseba

Just a look at the great cover artwork recalls the works of Judas Priest three and a half decades ago and this is also exactly the sound Riot City is going for on its debut full length effort Burn the Night. The young quartet from Calgary offers eight...

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Duality of aggression and melody - A review of Hellyeah's Unden!able

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When I attended a concert of groove metal quintet Hellyeah a few years ago, some people commented that the band was trash and that it would be a waste of time going to their show. The band played a great concert and had an excellent communication with...

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Experimental sonic suicide - A review of Bethlehem's Lebe dich leer

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Bethlehem is one of the most experimental black metal bands you will ever come across. The band's ninth studio record in twenty-eight years represents the quartet's unusual soundscapes rather well. Depressive, nihilistic and suicidal black metal outbursts...

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Avantasia at MTelus in Montreal

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