Straight Into Your Face without any Compromises - A Review of Hämatom's Die Liebe ist tot

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German groove metal quartet Hämatom had finally shown off its true potential earlier this year, when releasing Berlin (Ein akustischer Tanz auf dem Vulkan), an acoustic record inspired country, folk, jazz and swing sounds of the twenties and thirties...

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Straight Into Your Face without any Compromises - A Review of Hämatom's Die Liebe ist tot

Par kluseba

German groove metal quartet Hämatom had finally shown off its true potential earlier this year, when releasing Berlin (Ein akustischer Tanz auf dem Vulkan), an acoustic record inspired country, folk, jazz and swing sounds of the twenties and thirties...

Lire la suite

Straight Into Your Face without any Compromises - A Review of Hämatom's Die Liebe ist tot

Par kluseba

German groove metal quartet Hämatom had finally shown off its true potential earlier this year, when releasing Berlin (Ein akustischer Tanz auf dem Vulkan), an acoustic record inspired country, folk, jazz and swing sounds of the twenties and thirties...

Lire la suite

Straight Into Your Face without any Compromises - A Review of Hämatom's Die Liebe ist tot

Par kluseba

German groove metal quartet Hämatom had finally shown off its true potential earlier this year, when releasing Berlin (Ein akustischer Tanz auf dem Vulkan), an acoustic record inspired country, folk, jazz and swing sounds of the twenties and thirties...

Lire la suite

Straight Into Your Face without any Compromises - A Review of Hämatom's Die Liebe ist tot

Par kluseba

German groove metal quartet Hämatom had finally shown off its true potential earlier this year, when releasing Berlin (Ein akustischer Tanz auf dem Vulkan), an acoustic record inspired country, folk, jazz and swing sounds of the twenties and thirties...

Lire la suite

Straight Into Your Face without any Compromises - A Review of Hämatom's Die Liebe ist tot

Par kluseba

German groove metal quartet Hämatom had finally shown off its true potential earlier this year, when releasing Berlin (Ein akustischer Tanz auf dem Vulkan), an acoustic record inspired country, folk, jazz and swing sounds of the twenties and thirties...

Lire la suite

Straight Into Your Face without any Compromises - A Review of Hämatom's Die Liebe ist tot

Par kluseba

German groove metal quartet Hämatom had finally shown off its true potential earlier this year, when releasing Berlin (Ein akustischer Tanz auf dem Vulkan), an acoustic record inspired country, folk, jazz and swing sounds of the twenties and thirties...

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Haunting Atmosphere, Relentless Energy and Intriguing Lyrics - A Review of Ossuaire's Triumvirat

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Ossuaire is a black metal quartet from Montreal that has released two full lengths efforts and two extended plays since its inception five years ago. Triumvirat is inspired by historical topics and offers five epic tracks with a generous running time...

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Long Weekend in Gatineau and Ottawa with Charles

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November Weekend in Belleville: Sunday

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