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Balanced mixture of melancholy and drive - A review of Katatonia's Dead Air

Balanced mixture of melancholy and drive - A review of Katatonia's Dead Air

Releasing a live album without an actual audience is a rather strange idea but then again, it fits with Katatonia's elegiac rock sounds. The Swedish quintet offers twenty songs with a total running time of just below one hour and a half. It focuses on...

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Balanced mixture of melancholy and drive - A review of Katatonia's Dead Air

Balanced mixture of melancholy and drive - A review of Katatonia's Dead Air

Releasing a live album without an actual audience is a rather strange idea but then again, it fits with Katatonia's elegiac rock sounds. The Swedish quintet offers twenty songs with a total running time of just below one hour and a half. It focuses on...

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Balanced mixture of melancholy and drive - A review of Katatonia's Dead Air

Balanced mixture of melancholy and drive - A review of Katatonia's Dead Air

Releasing a live album without an actual audience is a rather strange idea but then again, it fits with Katatonia's elegiac rock sounds. The Swedish quintet offers twenty songs with a total running time of just below one hour and a half. It focuses on...

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Balanced mixture of melancholy and drive - A review of Katatonia's Dead Air

Balanced mixture of melancholy and drive - A review of Katatonia's Dead Air

Releasing a live album without an actual audience is a rather strange idea but then again, it fits with Katatonia's elegiac rock sounds. The Swedish quintet offers twenty songs with a total running time of just below one hour and a half. It focuses on...

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Balanced mixture of melancholy and drive - A review of Katatonia's Dead Air

Balanced mixture of melancholy and drive - A review of Katatonia's Dead Air

Releasing a live album without an actual audience is a rather strange idea but then again, it fits with Katatonia's elegiac rock sounds. The Swedish quintet offers twenty songs with a total running time of just below one hour and a half. It focuses on...

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Elegiac flow of shy melancholy - A review of Ulver's Flowers of Evil

Elegiac flow of shy melancholy - A review of Ulver's Flowers of Evil

If someone asked me to listen to one single group while discovering as many different genres as possible, I would most certainly recommend Ulver. The band has shifted from black metal over folk metal to psychedelic rock and synth pop to only mention a...

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The Empty Man (2020) - Three movies for the price of one - 8/10 (16/11/20)

The Empty Man (2020) - Three movies for the price of one - 8/10 (16/11/20)

The Empty Man is a horror movie with an extensive length justified by some surprising genre, mood and plot shifts. The opening sequence feels like an atmospheric horror movie set in the ice and snow. It shows how a group of four friends accidentally discovers...

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Kluseba's Cold Cases: Second Episode

Ladies and gentlemen! This second episode is about the most mysterious murder case in German history. Even though it took place in a small Bavarian farmstead almost a century ago, people are still debating, discussing and researching information about...

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First pole position for a Canadian at a Formula One Grand Prix since 1997 - Show some respect for Lance Stroll!

These songs impress on their own but not as a body of work - A review of Thy Catafalque's Zápor

These songs impress on their own but not as a body of work - A review of Thy Catafalque's Zápor

Zápor is an extended play consisting of five re-recordings from Thy Catafalque's third studio album Tűnő idő tárlat released sixteen years ago. The new versions are all shorter than the originals and sound a little bit more to the point. The production...

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