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Long Distance Calling – Ghost
1st March 2021
Rotting Kingdom – A Deeper Shade of Sorrow
1st March 2021
Moonspell – Hermitage
26th February 2021
Feradur (Luxembourg)
24th February 2021
Validor – In Blood In Battle
17th February 2021

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Less than a year ago Long Distance Calling released their seventh album "How We Want To Live?" on Inside Out Music and now the Germans are already ready with a six-track EP entitled "Ghost". Check out our review 🤘😈🤘 ... See MoreSee Less

Long Distance Calling – Ghost

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Less than a year has passed since the release of their latest album How We Want To Live? the German instrumental band has just released a six-song EP, whose main characteristics are more focus and [...]

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Kentucky-based Rotting Kingdom band have released their debut six-tracker full-length “A Deeper Shade Of Sorrow”, via Godz Ov War Productions. On “A Deeper Shade Of Sorrow” the band perfectly blends classy elements of Doom with brutal and extreme side of Death metal. It is an album which, according to our writer, they should feel proud of! ... See MoreSee Less

Rotting Kingdom – A Deeper Shade of Sorrow

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Rotting Kingdom is a Death/Doom Metal quintet from Lexington, Kentucky. With only one self-titled demo/EP prior to their name, the band have released their debut full-length entitled A Deeper Shade Of Sorrow. The album, released [...]

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4 days ago

Almost three years after band first eve fully Portuguese album "1755", Moonspell is ready with the follow up entitled “Hermitage”. Out writer has been following the band since their beginnings and perhaps that’s why this review is a lengthy one. If you are new to the band you might find it as a good introduction to the band and if you’ve been following them for a while you might find it interesting to “compare notes” about the album and band in general. “Hermitage” is out today on Nuclear Blast. ... See MoreSee Less

Moonspell – Hermitage

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Moonspell have always been a band that was distinctively evolving throughout their almost three-decade long career and were never shy for experimenting. Through it all they managed to maintain the quality of their releases rather [...]

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