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by Sebastian Kluth

Technical brilliance with atmospheric layers - A review of Ariel Perchuk's Odyssey's Eastern Symphony

Technical brilliance with atmospheric layers - A review of Ariel Perchuk's Odyssey's Eastern Symphony

Despite hailing from Argentina, Ariel Perchuk's Odyssey is a progressive metal quartet that incorporates Middle Eastern folk elements in its sound as the cover artwork and album title Eastern Symphony indicate. Ariel Perchuk is the keyboardist and pianist...

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Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Riverwood is an Egyptian quintet that plays progressive folk metal in the key of Amaseffer, Myrath and Orphaned Land. Fairytale is the quintet's debut record and already shows a lot of promise. Even though the folk sounds seem to come from keyboards,...

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Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Riverwood is an Egyptian quintet that plays progressive folk metal in the key of Amaseffer, Myrath and Orphaned Land. Fairytale is the quintet's debut record and already shows a lot of promise. Even though the folk sounds seem to come from keyboards,...

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Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Riverwood is an Egyptian quintet that plays progressive folk metal in the key of Amaseffer, Myrath and Orphaned Land. Fairytale is the quintet's debut record and already shows a lot of promise. Even though the folk sounds seem to come from keyboards,...

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Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Riverwood is an Egyptian quintet that plays progressive folk metal in the key of Amaseffer, Myrath and Orphaned Land. Fairytale is the quintet's debut record and already shows a lot of promise. Even though the folk sounds seem to come from keyboards,...

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Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Riverwood is an Egyptian quintet that plays progressive folk metal in the key of Amaseffer, Myrath and Orphaned Land. Fairytale is the quintet's debut record and already shows a lot of promise. Even though the folk sounds seem to come from keyboards,...

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Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Riverwood is an Egyptian quintet that plays progressive folk metal in the key of Amaseffer, Myrath and Orphaned Land. Fairytale is the quintet's debut record and already shows a lot of promise. Even though the folk sounds seem to come from keyboards,...

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Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Maghreb folk vibes meet progressive songwriting - A review of Riverwood's Fairytale

Riverwood is an Egyptian quintet that plays progressive folk metal in the key of Amaseffer, Myrath and Orphaned Land. Fairytale is the quintet's debut record and already shows a lot of promise. Even though the folk sounds seem to come from keyboards,...

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Crowning achievement - A review of Sabaton's Carolus Rex

Crowning achievement - A review of Sabaton's Carolus Rex

In the beginning of its career, Swedish power metal sextet Sabaton was considered the next big thing in the metal scene. Nowadays, the band has become a synonym for predictable repetition appealing only to occasional metal fans during the festival season....

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The marriage of classical music and heavy metal: a review of Apocalyptica's discography

The marriage of classical music and heavy metal: a review of Apocalyptica's discography

Apocalyptica Plays Metallica by Four Cellos (1996) Kickstarting the fusion of two profound genres Classical tributes to metal bands might not sound like anything special by contemporary standards but the band that started it all was Apocalyptica. In a...

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