Music
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Album of the Week 47-2023: The Tea Party – Splendor Solis
If there is one thing The Tea Party deserves all the respect they can get for,…
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Album of the Week 46-2023: The Black Crowes – Shake Your Money Maker
Back when I discovered The Black Crowes, I was twelve or thirteen and therefore not really…
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Album of the Week 45-2023: Led Zeppelin – Led Zeppelin
If you are a frequent reader of this blog, you probably know enough about music to…
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Album of the Week 44-2023: Wolf – Shadowland
‘Shadowland’ initially escaped my attention when it was released last year. Possibly because of the big…
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Album of the Week 43-2023: Angra – Cycles of Pain
‘Cycles of Pain’ marks the first Angra album since 2006’s ‘Aurora Consurgens’ that was recorded with…
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In Memoriam Atsushi Sakurai 1966-2023
Earlier today, news came out that Atsushi Sakurai, singer of Buck-Tick and a pioneer of Japanese…
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Album of the Week 42-2023: Monstrosity – Millennium
Monstrosity is mostly remembered by the connections it has with other influential death metal bands, most…
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Album of the Week 41-2023: Morifade – Domination
Back when I was a teenager, the Swedish power metal scene interested me greatly. There were…
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Album of the Week 40-2023: Insomnium – Anno 1696
Sometimes, albums need a while to sink in. Usually, that means they are a satisfying listen…
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