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by Sebastian Kluth

German industrial metal veterans Die Krupps have a message for Donald Trump

German industrial metal veterans Die Krupps have a message for Donald Trump

German industrial metal veterans Die Krupps have a message for Donald Trump

A pleasant surprise - A review of Morgue's Vers la potence

A pleasant surprise - A review of Morgue's Vers la potence

I recently spoke to a friend with whom I have attended numerous concerts when we went to university together more than half a decade ago. We spoke about the great times we have had and then my friend asked me if I remembered the worst group we had ever...

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Bringing the seventies back to life - A review of Gygax' 2nd Edition

Bringing the seventies back to life - A review of Gygax' 2nd Edition

Since I have read many positive reviews about Gygax' 2nd Edition, I decided to give the band a second chance despite its formulaic, lackluster and uninspired first release. To my very positive surprise, this album is a massive step in the right direction...

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Amorphis' The Bee (taken from Queen of Time)

My favorite band has released a new single! It's amazing! Check it out!

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Canadian Emergency Government Headquarters: Diefenbunker

Canadian Emergency Government Headquarters: Diefenbunker

Ladies and gentlemen! Here are some pictures of my visit of the Diefenbunker in Carp, a suburb of Ottawa. The four-story bunker was built between 1959 and 1962 to protect the members of the Canadian government in the event of a nuclear war. After the...

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Mes trente-trois chansons québécoises préférées

Mesdames et Messieurs, Voici mes trente-trois chansons québécoises préférées pour l'instant. J'en ai certainement oublié quelques-unes, mais j'ai essayé de couvrir tous les temps, styles et sujets en essayant de présenter trente-trois artistes ou groupes...

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Unremarkable - A review of Akoma's Revangels

Unremarkable - A review of Akoma's Revangels

Akoma's Revangels is a quite dull affair and even somewhat disappointing considering the band has been around for more than a decade and is signed to a quite big metal label. The band offers bland symphonic metal with a focus on simplistic keyboard patterns...

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You've got to love female Japanese pop singers!