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A complex of soothing atmospheres - A review of Barren Earth's A Complex of Cages

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Barren Earth is classified as progressive melodic death metal band but one has to point out that the group's fourth full length effort A Complex of Cages convinces with smooth flow, enchanting melodies and quite charismatic clean vocals inspired by a...

The greatest metal band you've never heard of - A review of Ningen-Isu's With Great Pomp And Circumstance: Ningen Isu Live!!

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Ningen-Isu's latest live record entitled With Great Pomp And Circumstance: Ningen Isu Live!! is a release that will satisfy both fans of old date and occasional supporters alike. Released in its thirtieth year of existence, this package includes two discs...

Battle between darkness and vivacity - A review of Finnr's Cane's A Portrait Painted by the Sun

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Finnr's Cane's second studio record A Portrait Painted by the Sun is an interesting progression for the Canadian trio. This record sounds much heavier than the predecessors thanks to colder and faster riffs and the occasional use of bleak black metal...

WM-Fieber: Immer wieder gut - Fußballfloskeln wörtlich genommen | WDR - Sendung mit der Maus

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Tales of winter - A review of Finnr's Cane's Wanderlust

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If you've ever been to Sudbury, you know why Finnr's Cane sound so elegiac, gloomy and lethargic because the whole city is like this. It's basically an unpleasant mining town without any noteworthy attractions and stands out as one of the least beautiful...

Tactik Paintball

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Ladies and gentlemen! Here are some pictures from Tactik Paintball where I went last Friday. Not exactly my kind of thing but a quite unique spot anyway.

The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

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Midnattsol's The Aftermath is the first record of the German-Norwegian quintet since former Leaves' Eyes singer Liv Kristine joined her sister Carmen Elise Espenæs last year. I expected a clever use of the two distinctive vocalists but the new material...

The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

Par kluseba

Midnattsol's The Aftermath is the first record of the German-Norwegian quintet since former Leaves' Eyes singer Liv Kristine joined her sister Carmen Elise Espenæs last year. I expected a clever use of the two distinctive vocalists but the new material...

The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

Par kluseba

Midnattsol's The Aftermath is the first record of the German-Norwegian quintet since former Leaves' Eyes singer Liv Kristine joined her sister Carmen Elise Espenæs last year. I expected a clever use of the two distinctive vocalists but the new material...

The kind of record history teachers should buy - A review of Midnattsol's The Aftermath

Par kluseba

Midnattsol's The Aftermath is the first record of the German-Norwegian quintet since former Leaves' Eyes singer Liv Kristine joined her sister Carmen Elise Espenæs last year. I expected a clever use of the two distinctive vocalists but the new material...