by Sebastian Kluth
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In Extremo is not only the most famous medieval rock outfit but also one of Germany’s most spectacular live bands. It’s impressive to see the seven members on a well decorated stage while they perform exotic instruments such as davuls, harps, mandolin,...
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In Extremo is not only the most famous medieval rock outfit but also one of Germany’s most spectacular live bands. It’s impressive to see the seven members on a well decorated stage while they perform exotic instruments such as davuls, harps, mandolin,...
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In Extremo is not only the most famous medieval rock outfit but also one of Germany’s most spectacular live bands. It’s impressive to see the seven members on a well decorated stage while they perform exotic instruments such as davuls, harps, mandolin,...
Lire la suite
In Extremo is not only the most famous medieval rock outfit but also one of Germany’s most spectacular live bands. It’s impressive to see the seven members on a well decorated stage while they perform exotic instruments such as davuls, harps, mandolin,...
Lire la suite
In Extremo is not only the most famous medieval rock outfit but also one of Germany’s most spectacular live bands. It’s impressive to see the seven members on a well decorated stage while they perform exotic instruments such as davuls, harps, mandolin,...
Lire la suite
In Extremo is not only the most famous medieval rock outfit but also one of Germany’s most spectacular live bands. It’s impressive to see the seven members on a well decorated stage while they perform exotic instruments such as davuls, harps, mandolin,...
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In Extremo is not only the most famous medieval rock outfit but also one of Germany’s most spectacular live bands. It’s impressive to see the seven members on a well decorated stage while they perform exotic instruments such as davuls, harps, mandolin,...
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The third output about creatures and legends of the seven seas by the Chinese folk metal band The Samans is disappointing and promising at the same time. Let me explain this paradox. First of all, this new release only includes sixteen minutes of music...
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With their second release “Khan”, The Samans go away from the industrial metal and Neue Deutsche Härte driven debut release “Weltreich” and head for a more folk metal driven sound with prominent melodic death and gothic metal elements. Lyrically, the...
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The Samans is a quite diversified band from Changchun in the province of Jilin in the north-east of the People’s Republic of China. The band has released three records and has recently gone into a folk and melodic death metal direction reminding us of...
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