Reviewing Japan's overlooked rock veterans Ningen Isu - Fourteenth part: Manatsu Yoru no Yume / A Midsummer Night's Dream (2007)

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Challenging Progressive and Psychedelic Sounds with an Ominous Tone Less than a year and a half after the release of its predecessor, Japanese psychedelic rock, progressive rock, heavy metal, hard rock and doom metal trio Ningen Isu has released its fourteenth...

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Atmospheric, Catchy, Diversified, Mellow and Melodic Gothic Metal - A Review of Voodoma's Hellbound

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Four and a half years after its decent predecessor Gotland, German melodic gothic metal quartet Voodoma is back with its eight studio record Hellbound that offers ten songs with a total running time of thirty-eight minutes. If compared to the predecessor,...

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Creative, Playful and Smooth Acoustic Reinterpretations - A Review of Sonata Arctica's Acoustic Adventures (Volume One)

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Sonata Arctica has always been a band that liked to push its smoother side and experiment with unusual soundscapes. The band has been touring with acoustic performances before the pandemic and has received some critical acclaim for this project. This...

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A Review of Sonata Arctica's Discography: Second Part: Silence (2001)

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Atmospheric, Energetic and Heartfelt Songwriting Sonata Arctica's first strike Ecliptica is one of the greatest melodic power metal records ever conceived, so it only makes sense that the Finnish quintet didn't change its style when writing, recording...

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Shinkaijû Raiga / Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea (2009) - Entertaining Off-Beat Slice-of-Life Sequences Meet Average Monster Fights and a Ridiculous Plot - 6/10 (09/01/22)

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Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea is a Japanese monster movie that follows the dreadful Reigo: King of the Sea Monsters released roughy four years earlier. While the latter was disappointing regarding production values, plot and acting performances,...

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Shinkaijû Raiga / Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea (2009) - Entertaining Off-Beat Slice-of-Life Sequences Meet Average Monster Fights and a Ridiculous Plot - 6/10 (09/01/22)

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Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea is a Japanese monster movie that follows the dreadful Reigo: King of the Sea Monsters released roughy four years earlier. While the latter was disappointing regarding production values, plot and acting performances,...

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Shinkaijû Raiga / Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea (2009) - Entertaining Off-Beat Slice-of-Life Sequences Meet Average Monster Fights and a Ridiculous Plot - 6/10 (09/01/22)

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Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea is a Japanese monster movie that follows the dreadful Reigo: King of the Sea Monsters released roughy four years earlier. While the latter was disappointing regarding production values, plot and acting performances,...

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Shinkaijû Raiga / Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea (2009) - Entertaining Off-Beat Slice-of-Life Sequences Meet Average Monster Fights and a Ridiculous Plot - 6/10 (09/01/22)

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Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea is a Japanese monster movie that follows the dreadful Reigo: King of the Sea Monsters released roughy four years earlier. While the latter was disappointing regarding production values, plot and acting performances,...

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Shinkaijû Raiga / Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea (2009) - Entertaining Off-Beat Slice-of-Life Sequences Meet Average Monster Fights and a Ridiculous Plot - 6/10 (09/01/22)

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Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea is a Japanese monster movie that follows the dreadful Reigo: King of the Sea Monsters released roughy four years earlier. While the latter was disappointing regarding production values, plot and acting performances,...

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Shinkaijû Raiga / Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea (2009) - Entertaining Off-Beat Slice-of-Life Sequences Meet Average Monster Fights and a Ridiculous Plot - 6/10 (09/01/22)

Par kluseba

Raiga: The Monster from the Deep Sea is a Japanese monster movie that follows the dreadful Reigo: King of the Sea Monsters released roughy four years earlier. While the latter was disappointing regarding production values, plot and acting performances,...

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