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by Sebastian Kluth

Gretel & Hansel (2020) - Creative adaptation of a gothic fairy tale - 8/10 (12/03/21)

Gretel & Hansel (2020) - Creative adaptation of a gothic fairy tale - 8/10 (12/03/21)

Gretel & Hansel is loosely based upon the German folk tale Hänsel & Grethel by the Brothers Grimm. It tells the story of an independent sister and her childish brother who leave their hometown behind to join a group of woodcutters to get some work and...

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Gretel & Hansel (2020) - Creative adaptation of a gothic fairy tale - 8/10 (12/03/21)

Gretel & Hansel (2020) - Creative adaptation of a gothic fairy tale - 8/10 (12/03/21)

Gretel & Hansel is loosely based upon the German folk tale Hänsel & Grethel by the Brothers Grimm. It tells the story of an independent sister and her childish brother who leave their hometown behind to join a group of woodcutters to get some work and...

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Gretel & Hansel (2020) - Creative adaptation of a gothic fairy tale - 8/10 (12/03/21)

Gretel & Hansel (2020) - Creative adaptation of a gothic fairy tale - 8/10 (12/03/21)

Gretel & Hansel is loosely based upon the German folk tale Hänsel & Grethel by the Brothers Grimm. It tells the story of an independent sister and her childish brother who leave their hometown behind to join a group of woodcutters to get some work and...

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Gretel & Hansel (2020) - Creative adaptation of a gothic fairy tale - 8/10 (12/03/21)

Gretel & Hansel (2020) - Creative adaptation of a gothic fairy tale - 8/10 (12/03/21)

Gretel & Hansel is loosely based upon the German folk tale Hänsel & Grethel by the Brothers Grimm. It tells the story of an independent sister and her childish brother who leave their hometown behind to join a group of woodcutters to get some work and...

Lire la suite

Otherworldly tributes and eerie reinterpretations - A review of Anubis Gate's Covered in Colours

Otherworldly tributes and eerie reinterpretations - A review of Anubis Gate's Covered in Colours

Did I already mention that cover albums can be very hit and miss? The record Covered in Colours by Danish progressive metal quartet Anubis Gate is one of the greatest cover albums in recent memory. Let me explain why this Danish dynamite has succeeded...

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Entertaining but shallow dose of nostalgia - A review of Billy Joe Armstrong's No Fun Mondays

Entertaining but shallow dose of nostalgia - A review of Billy Joe Armstrong's No Fun Mondays

Cover albums can be very hit and miss. Green Day front man Billy Joe Armstrong has released thirteen cover songs throughout the pandemic and has compiled them on one single album with one additional track. The fourteen tunes on No Fun Mondays offer forty...

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Sound of Metal (2019) - Profound messages meet shallow stereotypes - 7/10 (11/03/21)

Sound of Metal (2019) - Profound messages meet shallow stereotypes - 7/10 (11/03/21)

Sound of Metal is a drama about a young couple that is facing numerous challenges. Ruben is a former drug addict with a sucidal side who has found salvation in being the drummer of a metal band and being in a relationship with the only other member, guitarist...

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Spotify Playlist: Discover the Covers!

Ladies and gentlemen! Today, I would like to present you twenty-five extraordinary, imaginative and unique cover songs from diversified genres ranging from country over metal to punk. This creative playlist offers almost two hours of stunning entertainment....

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Spotify Playlist: Discover the Covers!

Ladies and gentlemen! Today, I would like to present you twenty-five extraordinary, imaginative and unique cover songs from diversified genres ranging from country over metal to punk. This creative playlist offers almost two hours of stunning entertainment....

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Reviewing Japan's overlooked rock veterans Ningen Isu - Third part: Ougon No Yoake / The Golden Dawn (1992)

Reviewing Japan's overlooked rock veterans Ningen Isu - Third part: Ougon No Yoake / The Golden Dawn (1992)

Haunting terror of the abominable After its tight and heavy debut album and the more psychedelic and experimental sophomore effort, Japanese doom metal trio Ningen-Isu has finally found its very own style on its third studio record Ougon no Yoake that...

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