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by Sebastian Kluth

Spotify playlist: Best songs released in March 2021

Ladies and gentlemen! There have been quite a few diversified releases throughout this month, covering genres such as idol pop music, medieval rock, symphonic power metal, gothic industrial metal and progressive melodic death metal. Without further ado,...

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It's getting old - A review of Batushka's Carju Niebiesnyj

It's getting old - A review of Batushka's Carju Niebiesnyj

Batushka brought a breath of fresh air to the extreme metal genre six years ago when it combined atmospheric black metal soundscapes with Orthodox chants and imagery. The group split up into two distinct bands and released two good albums that couldn't...

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Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Don't worry, Japanese Folk Metal isn't as unimaginative as its genre specification, band name and album title might suggest. The sextet from Tokyo and Yokohama plays an entertaining mixture of folk metal and melodic death metal that recalls European bands...

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Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Don't worry, Japanese Folk Metal isn't as unimaginative as its genre specification, band name and album title might suggest. The sextet from Tokyo and Yokohama plays an entertaining mixture of folk metal and melodic death metal that recalls European bands...

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Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Don't worry, Japanese Folk Metal isn't as unimaginative as its genre specification, band name and album title might suggest. The sextet from Tokyo and Yokohama plays an entertaining mixture of folk metal and melodic death metal that recalls European bands...

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Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Don't worry, Japanese Folk Metal isn't as unimaginative as its genre specification, band name and album title might suggest. The sextet from Tokyo and Yokohama plays an entertaining mixture of folk metal and melodic death metal that recalls European bands...

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Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Don't worry, Japanese Folk Metal isn't as unimaginative as its genre specification, band name and album title might suggest. The sextet from Tokyo and Yokohama plays an entertaining mixture of folk metal and melodic death metal that recalls European bands...

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Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Don't worry, Japanese Folk Metal isn't as unimaginative as its genre specification, band name and album title might suggest. The sextet from Tokyo and Yokohama plays an entertaining mixture of folk metal and melodic death metal that recalls European bands...

Lire la suite

Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Showing potential but lacking depth - A review of Japanese Folk Metal's Japanese Folk Metal

Don't worry, Japanese Folk Metal isn't as unimaginative as its genre specification, band name and album title might suggest. The sextet from Tokyo and Yokohama plays an entertaining mixture of folk metal and melodic death metal that recalls European bands...

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Not much inspiration to be found - A review of Saxon's Inspirations

Not much inspiration to be found - A review of Saxon's Inspirations

The market has recently been flooded with cover albums. Some of them were great such as Anubis Gate's creative, experimental and surprising Covered in Colours. Others were decent such as Beyond the Black's diversified, inspired and intimate W:O:A Acoustic...

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