by Sebastian Kluth
Another year means another extended play by Japanese death metal band Demon. Just like its predecessor, Poison comes around with the tracks totalling a running time of just above seven minutes. However, a few things have changed positively. The cover...
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This mysterious Japanese death metal band has released three demos in the past three years and Pustules is Demon’s first release consisting of three short tracks. This extended play might only appeal to particularly faithful fans of brutal underground...
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Chevalier's Destiny Calls has gotten a few amount of attention these days and seems to be all the rage. My verdict of this debut record of the Finnish quintet is that it would have been great if it had been released four decades earlier. The current hype...
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Stass is the solo project of Crematory lead vocalist Gerhard Felix Stass who cooperates with four Swedish musicians to create an atmospheric death metal record with a few doom and gothci undertones. The final result entitled The Darkside is much heavier...
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Pet Shop Boys is a British synth-pop duo that has been around for nearly four decades now and the group's timeless music sounds as fresh today as it did during the band's peak in the late eighties and early nineties which is something even the Queen of...
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Pet Shop Boys is a British synth-pop duo that has been around for nearly four decades now and the group's timeless music sounds as fresh today as it did during the band's peak in the late eighties and early nineties which is something even the Queen of...
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