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HAGGARD – Second Sighting 2021

Friend.X aka Mr. Deep·October 2, 2021

The whole project of Haggard is the brain child of Asis Nasseri. Haggard, the multinational ensemble, exists since 1989, consisting of a circle of around 20 musicians of whom around 11 or 12 usually stay on stage.

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“The Gigs Really Keep The Band Alive”

Muumi-Katja·September 22, 2021

Interview with Mors Subita after their blast of a gig at the Dark River Festival back in August. With only two shows promoting the recent album "Extinction Era" is quite a challenge, but then only one of many!

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LORD OF THE LOST – MORE THAN JUST AN INTERVIEW

Friend.X aka Mr. Deep·August 26, 2021

I am meeting none other than Class Grenayde, Lord Of The Lost’s bass player. The obvious cause is the release of their new album “Judas” but topics flit from football to pets and whatnot. I am surprised anyway. How about you?

Band Portrait Eye2eyE Features Festivals Obscuriosites Visuals What Is Metal

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Spot On Metal Drummers (Set No 2): Marginal

Muumi-Katja·July 11, 2021

Spot On Metal Drummer - Set No 2 presents Luana Dametto, Jarkko Hyvönen, Rainer Tuomikanto and Remi Kofoed Johannesen - our all but marginal drummers. But then drummers only sit in the background on stage and often are seen as "only the drummer". There is a lot more to it!

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Lord Of The Lost – Judas

Friend.X aka Mr. Deep·July 4, 2021

German multi genre rockers Lord Of The Lost released their seventh studio album "Judas" on the second of July after an often misunderstood biblical personality. Later we will find out why and give justice. The album contains 2 CDs with 12 songs each. Both have different themes, Damnation and Salvation. Let’s find out what stands behind it.

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Celestial Guitar Work – Obligatory Human Destruction (review)

Muumi-Katja·July 2, 2021

Obligatory Human Destruction is a modern Death Metal album in terms of combining groovy bass lines with sort of mechanic, metronomic drumming, somewhat static harsh vocals and layer over layer of amazing guitars!

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VAN CANTO – To The Power Of Eight

Friend.X aka Mr. Deep·June 7, 2021

May the fourth is gone, June the fourth has come, and with it the force of Van Canto’s new release “To The Power of Eight”. Besides the review, we met Stefan Schmidt for a relaxed interview!

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Spot on Metal Drummers (Set No 1): 1994

Muumi-Katja·April 16, 2021

1994 was a milestone in the careers of Frost (Satyricon, 1349) and Jan Rechberger (Amorphis) and it was the year in which Waltteri Väyrynen (Paradise Lost, Bodom After Midnight) and Ukri Suvilehto (Abbath) were born. But there is way more to it.

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Abstrakt: “Uncreation” (review & interview)

Muumi-Katja·February 25, 2021

Abstrakt's second full-length album "Uncreation" is a baroque abundance of operatic soundscapes meeting Black Metal which merely the soundtrack for the outstanding lyrics!

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Nerditor’s Selection 2020

Muumi-Katja·December 31, 2020

Finest selection of albums released in 2020 - including playlist

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Festivals

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Northern Lights

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Obscuriosites

HAGGARD – Second Sighting 2021

“The Gigs Really Keep The Band Alive”

LORD OF THE LOST – MORE THAN JUST AN INTERVIEW

Spot On Metal Drummers (Set No 2): Marginal

Lord Of The Lost – Judas

Celestial Guitar Work – Obligatory Human Destruction (review)

VAN CANTO – To The Power Of Eight

Spot on Metal Drummers (Set No 1): 1994

Abstrakt: “Uncreation” (review & interview)

Nerditor’s Selection 2020

Seven Spires – Live At ProgPower USA XXI

NanowaR Of Steel – Dislike Of False Metal –

“It maybe makes your life a little bit more interesting”

– Blood & Glitter for ESC 2023 –

Album Review: Trash Panda – Pawns of the Putrid God

Seven Spires – Live At ProgPower USA XXI

NanowaR Of Steel – Dislike Of False Metal –

“It maybe makes your life a little bit more interesting”

– Blood & Glitter for ESC 2023 –

Album Review: Trash Panda – Pawns of the Putrid God

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