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by Sebastian Kluth

Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Experimental Armenian-American alternative metal quartet System of a Down hasn't released any new music for fifteen years due to internal disputes and numerous side projects. The current Nagorno-Karabakh war which is essentially a conflict between Azerbaijan...

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Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Experimental Armenian-American alternative metal quartet System of a Down hasn't released any new music for fifteen years due to internal disputes and numerous side projects. The current Nagorno-Karabakh war which is essentially a conflict between Azerbaijan...

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Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Experimental Armenian-American alternative metal quartet System of a Down hasn't released any new music for fifteen years due to internal disputes and numerous side projects. The current Nagorno-Karabakh war which is essentially a conflict between Azerbaijan...

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Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Experimental Armenian-American alternative metal quartet System of a Down hasn't released any new music for fifteen years due to internal disputes and numerous side projects. The current Nagorno-Karabakh war which is essentially a conflict between Azerbaijan...

Lire la suite

Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Experimental Armenian-American alternative metal quartet System of a Down hasn't released any new music for fifteen years due to internal disputes and numerous side projects. The current Nagorno-Karabakh war which is essentially a conflict between Azerbaijan...

Lire la suite

Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Back for a good cause - A review of System of a Down's Protect the Land / Genocidal Humanoidz

Experimental Armenian-American alternative metal quartet System of a Down hasn't released any new music for fifteen years due to internal disputes and numerous side projects. The current Nagorno-Karabakh war which is essentially a conflict between Azerbaijan...

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Three healthy doses of new German rock music

Three healthy doses of new German rock music

Peek of an identity crisis - A review of Saltatio Mortis' Für immer frei On its last few records, German medieval rock octet Saltatio Mortis has gradually shifted from its original style towards a more contemporary punk rock sound with lyrics dealing...

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An unexpected return to strength - A review of Die Ärzte's Hell

An unexpected return to strength - A review of Die Ärzte's Hell

While most artists have suffered a great deal during the ongoing pandemic, it somehow managed to inspire German punk rock trio Die Ärzte to release its first new studio album in eight years. The band had released a couple of independent singles in spring...

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A passion project in their very own style - A review of Eisbrecher's Schicksalsmelodien

A passion project in their very own style - A review of Eisbrecher's Schicksalsmelodien

German Neue Deutsche Härte flagship Eisbrecher has been working on two albums during the ongoing pandemic. A record with new original material will be released in spring 2021 while the record Schicksalsmelodien offered in autumn 2020 includes fourteen...

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Peek of an identity crisis - A review of Saltatio Mortis' Für immer frei

Peek of an identity crisis - A review of Saltatio Mortis' Für immer frei

On its last few records, German medieval rock octet Saltatio Mortis has gradually shifted from its original style towards a more contemporary punk rock sound with lyrics dealing with societal, political and economical issues. This development has now...

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