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Plastic Tears – Anthems for Misfits

2021-04-142021-04-14 Sandy Mahrer Andy Whitewine, Anthems for Misfits, CD, CD Kritik, CD Review, Eco Xtasy, Edu Kettunen, Finland, Finnish Band, Finnish Bands, Finnish Metal, Finnish Metal Band, Glam, Hard Rock, Juha Pietiläinen, Miqu December, Plastic Tears, Punk, Review, Rock, Suomalainen Metalbandi

Label: Wormholedeath Records Release Date 27.03.2021 «Anthems for Misfits» is the fourth album of the Finnish band Plastic

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Fuck 2020: Åndi (Stråle)

2021-03-212021-03-21 Klaudia Weber Alternative Metal, Åndi Stråle, Bourbon Souls, Covid-19, Finland, Finnish Band, Finnish Bands, Finnish Metal Band, Fuck 2020, Fuck 2020 series, Fuck2020, Fuck2020 interview, Fuck2020 interviewseries, Heavy Metal, Interview, interviews, Stråle, video interview

Here our interview with Åndi, guitarist of Finnish Alternative Metallers Stråle, and we had reviewed their debut CD “Bourbon Souls”.The

Fuck 2020 series: Jules Näveri (Spiritraiser, Rootbrain, Profane Omen)

2021-02-142021-02-18 Klaudia Weber Brazil, Covid-19, Finland, Finnish Band, Finnish Bands, Finnish Metal, Finnish Metal Band, Finnish Metal bands, Fuck 2020, Fuck 2020 series, Interview, interview series, interviews, Jules Näveri, Profane Omen, Rootbrain, Spiritraiser

We all have been traumatized, more or less, by the pandemic – and it’s OK not to feel OK, as

Misterer – Under Attack

2021-01-292021-01-29 Klaudia Weber CD, CD Kritik, CD Review, CD Rezension, Finland, Finnish Band, Finnish Bands, Finnish Metal, Finnish Metal Band, Heavy Metal, metal, Misterer, Review, Thrash Metal, Under Attack

Label: Three Chords Music release: 18th December 2020 Misterer featuring a singing drummer have already been presented to you with

Averlanche – Life’s Phenomenon

2021-01-282021-01-28 Klaudia Weber Averlanche, CD, CD Review, CD Rezension, Finland, Finnish Band, Finnish Bands, Finnish Metal, Finnish Metal Band, Heavy Metal, Life’s Phenomenon, metal, Review

Record label: Concorde Music Company Release Date: November 6th 2020 The band Averlanche from Helsinki, founded in 2017, release their

RIP Alexi Laiho

2021-01-042021-01-05 Klaudia Weber Alexi Laiho, Children of Bodom, Finland, Finnish Band, Finnish Metal Band, Obituary, RIP Alexi Laiho

This is something I hate to write about – therefore I hardly ever do it and stick to social media

Features Specials Travel & Lifestyle

“Great memories are worth the pain”: The Story Of 2 Rockumentaries

2020-12-072020-12-07 Klaudia Weber concert documentary, concert film, crowdfunding, documentary, Film, filmmaker, filmmaking, Finland, Finnish Band, Finnish Bands, Finnish Metal, Finnish Metal Band, Finnish Metal bands, Japan, Kimmo Kuusniemi, Korpiklaani, Lifestyle, live documentary, Live in Japan, Made in Russia, Metal documentary, Rockumentary, Russia, Siberia, special, special report, tour documentary, travel, travel documentary, Waltari

A very special year that has forced us to enjoy concerts and festivals via “second hand” digital means. Many people

IA – InitIAtion

2020-06-252020-06-25 Klaudia Weber CD, CD Besprechung, CD Kritik, CD Review, CD Rezension, Finland, Finnish Band, Finnish Metal, Finnish Metal Band, Heavy Metal, IA, InitIAtion, metal, Progressive, Review, Shamanic Metal

IAternal Records Release: June 26, 2020 What on earth is Shamanic Metal? Well, according to Helsinki-based band IA, it’s a

Nicumo – Inertia

2020-06-06 Klaudia Weber CD, CD Besprechung, CD Kritik, CD Review, CD Rezension, Finland, Finnish Band, Finnish Bands, Finnish Metal Band, Inertia, metal, Metal Band, Nicumo, Review

Inverse Records release: 27.3.2020 “Inertia” is the third album of Finnish Melancholic Metallers Nicumo and continues naturally from where

Wolfheart – Wolves Of Karelia

2020-05-032020-05-03 Klaudia Weber CD, CD Besprechung, CD Kritik, CD Review, CD Rezension, Finland, Finnish Band, Finnish Melodic Metal, Finnish Metal, Finnish Metal Band, Melodic Death Metal, Review, Wolfheart, Wolves Of Karelia

Label: Napalm Records release: 10th April 2020 There’s something positive about missing release dates – so many other people

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