by Sebastian Kluth
Records such as Pestilence's Levels of Perception are the reason why some people call death metal fans white trash. While I'm usually someone who defends sub-genres, I certainly can't support that dreadful release in any possible way. I wouldn't have...
Lire la suiteRecords such as Pestilence's Levels of Perception are the reason why some people call death metal fans white trash. While I'm usually someone who defends sub-genres, I certainly can't support that dreadful release in any possible way. I wouldn't have...
Lire la suiteRecords such as Pestilence's Levels of Perception are the reason why some people call death metal fans white trash. While I'm usually someone who defends sub-genres, I certainly can't support that dreadful release in any possible way. I wouldn't have...
Lire la suiteRecords such as Pestilence's Levels of Perception are the reason why some people call death metal fans white trash. While I'm usually someone who defends sub-genres, I certainly can't support that dreadful release in any possible way. I wouldn't have...
Lire la suiteRecords such as Pestilence's Levels of Perception are the reason why some people call death metal fans white trash. While I'm usually someone who defends sub-genres, I certainly can't support that dreadful release in any possible way. I wouldn't have...
Lire la suiteRecords such as Pestilence's Levels of Perception are the reason why some people call death metal fans white trash. While I'm usually someone who defends sub-genres, I certainly can't support that dreadful release in any possible way. I wouldn't have...
Lire la suiteAs stated in previous reviews, progressive rock and metal project Ayreon doesn't play many shows but when it does, it's always worth genre fans' attention, recognition and respect. 01011001: Live Beneath the Waves is particularly intriguing to me because...
Lire la suiteAyreon doesn't play a lot of concerts but when this outstanding progressive rock project does so, fans can expect an epic conceptual masterwork similar to musicals or even operas of the highest quality. Anyone who ever has the chance to attend one of...
Lire la suite"Hey, grannie, do we still have Curry King?" "Nope but we have some Kerry King at home." There are actually quite a few similarities between the cheap fast food meal and Kerry King's debut full length effort From Hell I Rise which sounds much more evil...
Lire la suiteEight years after Pain's last studio record Coming Home and numerous recordings with Lindemann, Peter Tägtgren has finally released the group's ninth full length effort that had been preceded by four singles. Even though much time has passed between these...
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