by Sebastian Kluth
Timeless Progressive Power Metal Bravado Japanese metal quintet Onmyo-za has changed and improved with every single record in its early career. After a raw, imaginative and chaotic debut followed a classic doom and heavy metal output which was then followed...
Lire la suiteLadies and gentlemen! Inspired by the annual Academy Awards, here are my personal choices for the different categories regarding movies released in 2021: Best Picture: Spencer Best Director: Clint Eastwood (Cry Macho) Best Actress: Kristen Stewart (Spencer)...
Lire la suiteFocused Balance of Doom, Heavy and Power Metal Influences Hyakki Ryouran, which translates to Demon Horde Scattered Everywhere, is the second studio album by Japanese heavy metal quintet Onmyo-Za. The band made a significant step forward if compared to...
Lire la suiteThese Five Japanese Will Get You Out of Breath This first studio album of the band Onmyo-Za got my attention because of the stylish band photo, the unusual cover artwork and many positive experiences with diversified, stunning and sometimes surreal Japanese...
Lire la suiteEmpowering Fantasy Drama with Four Fascinating Female Characters The Craft is much more of a fantasy drama than an actual horror movie. Despite a lack of scary scenes, the movie convinces with its four intriguing lead characters incarnated by four excellent...
Lire la suiteAmorphis - On the Dark Waters Sonata Arctica - For the Sake of Revenge Voivod - Synchro Anarchy
Lire la suiteDear readers! Another year has gone and a new year has come. The first month of the year has offered an eclectic selection of new music from alternative rock over gothic rock to progressive thrash metal. The ten songs on this playlist offer forty-four...
Lire la suiteMusical Comfort Through a Painful Pandemic While the world around us keeps changing through a challenging pandemic, Japanese progressive metal trio Ningen Isu keeps releasing excellent albums at steady pace as Kuraku, which is best translated to Pain...
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