Pink Lake on September 26th 2021

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Emigrate's You Can't Run Away - A candidate for music video of the year

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The music video for Emigrate's you Can't Run Away, from the band's upcoming album The Persistence of Memory, has music video of the year candidate written all over it. The cinematograohy varying from silent cinema over film noir to Cold War spy flicks...

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Rewarding for patient listeners - A review of Unto Others' Strength

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Portland's gothic metal quartet Unto Others has gone through numerous challenges in the past few years. Guitarist Sebastian Silva had some issues with immigration papers, the band had to cancel its recent concerts and tours and it was forced to change...

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Spotify playlist: Best songs released in September 2021

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Ladies and gentlemen! The month of September has been amazing in many ways for me, including in terms of new music. This month's playlist features veterans such as Iron Maiden and Guns N' Roses, exotic groups from the underground such as Deathsomnia and...

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Festival Japan and Hamilton Tiger-Cats versus Ottawa Redblacks on September 22nd 2021

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Insmill Park, Carp River, Kizell Pond & South March Highlands in Kanata, September 19th 2021

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Petrie Island and Orleans, September 18th 2021

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Timeless heavy and doom metal with detailed creativity - A review of Portrait's At One with None

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Portrait is a Swedish epic heavy metal quartet that conquered the scene with its self-titled debut album thirteen years ago. The hype around the band has calmed down a little bit in recent years but the quality of the band's outputs hasn't decreased at...

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Honouring indigenous cultures with youthful groove metal soundscapes - A review of Alien Weaponry's Tū

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Alien Weaponry is a teenage metal band that was founded all the way back in 2010 by two brothers who were only eight and ten years old. After numerous extended plays and singles, the trio's debut record Tū released in 2018 is one of the most interesting...

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Maori culture meets sinister groove metal - A review of Alien Weaponry's Tangaroa

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New Zealand's teenage metal trio Alien Weaponry offered a breath of fresh air to the genre when releasing its full length debut record Tū three years ago. The combination of simple yet energetic musicianship between rhythmic groove metal and liberating...

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