norwegian band – Stalker Magazine

Kamelot / Myrath / Eleine / League of Distortion @ Z7 Pratteln

2023-03-152023-03-15 Sandy Mahrer Anna Brunner, concert, concert report, concert review, Eleine, Female fronted Metal, German Band, Kamelot, Konzertbericht, Konzertfabrik Z7 Pratteln, League of Distortion, live, Melissa Bonny, Myrath, norwegian band, Pratteln, Prog Metal, Review, Schweiz, Swedish Band, Switzerland, Symphonic Metal, Tommy Karevik, Tunesian Band, Z7, Z7 Konzertfabrik, Z7 Pratteln

12.03.2023 Z7 Konzertfabrik Pratteln, Switzerland It’s the last day of the concert marathon and apparently I’m not the only one

Kamelot / Myrath / Eleine / League of Distortion

2023-03-152023-03-15 Sandy Mahrer Anna Brunner, concert, concert photography, Eleine, Female fronted Metal, Gallery, German Band, Kamelot, Konzertfabrik Z7 Pratteln, League of Distortion, live, live photography, live photos, Melissa Bonny, Myrath, norwegian band, photo gallery, photos, Pratteln, Prog Metal, Schweiz, Swedish Band, Switzerland, Symphonic Metal, Tommy Karevik, Tunesian Band, Z7, Z7 Konzertfabrik, Z7 Pratteln

12.03.2023 Z7 Konzertfabrik Pratteln, Switzerland REPORT HERE and below the interactive gallery with a selection of photos – or click

Jorn – Over the Horizon Radar

2022-07-052022-07-05 Sandy Mahrer Album Review, Avantasia, CD Review, Frontiers Records, Hard Rock, Jorn, Jorn Lande, Jorn Viking Lande, Male Singer, metal, Norway, Norwegain band, norwegian band, Norwegian Singer, Norwegian Viking, Over the Horizon Radar, Releases 2022, Releases June 22, Review

Label: Frontiers Records Release Date: 17.06.2022 In the past years it was quiet around the Norwegian Viking, he used the

Wardruna – Kvitravn

2021-01-292021-01-29 Klaudia Weber CD, CD Kritik, CD Review, CD Rezension, Einar Selvik, Folk Pagan, Kvitravn, Norway, norwegian band, Norwegian bands, Norwegian music, Norwegian Musician, Norwegian singers, Vikings, Wardruna

Sony Music / Columbia release: January 22, 2021 The new album of the Nordic storytellers Wardruna lead by Einar Selvik

Wig Wam – Never Say Die

2021-01-242021-01-24 Sandy Mahrer 80s Rock Music, CD, CD Besprechung, CD Kritik, CD Review, Eurovison Song Contest 2005, Flash, Glam Nielsen, Hard Rock, Norway, Norwegian, norwegian band, Norwegian Musician, Norwegian Rock, Review, Rock, Sporty, Teeny, Trond Holter, WIG WAM, WigWam

Label: Frontiers Records Release Date 22. January 2021 If I am happy about a comeback of a band, then it

Matterhorn – Outside

2020-11-202020-11-20 Sandy Mahrer Alternative-Rock, CD, CD Kritik, CD Review, CD Rezension, Matterhorn, Norway, norwegian band, Norwegian Rock, Outside, Review, Tommy Sebastian Halseth

Label: Apollon Records release: 6.11.2020 In December 2017 we had introduced you to the Norwegian Band Matterhorn as a

Course of Fate – Mindweaver

2020-05-282020-05-28 Timo Pässler CD, CD Kritik, CD Review, Course of Fate, Mindweaver, Norway, norwegian band, Progressive Metal, Review

Label: ROAR! Playing Time: 45 Min Release: 15th May 2020 Course of Fate are a six men Progressive Metal

Conception – State of Deception

2020-04-022020-04-02 Sandy Mahrer Arve Heimdall, CD, CD Review, CD Rezension, Ex-Kamelot, Ingar Amelien, Kamelot, Lars Kvistum, metal, Norway, norwegian band, Progressive, Progressive Metal, Review, Roy Khan, Tore Ostby

Label: Conception Sound Factory Release Date: 03.04.2020 They are back, after over two decades: Conception, the band of Ex-Kamelot

Jorn – Heavy Rock Radio II

2020-02-112020-02-11 Sandy Mahrer Avantasia, CD, CD Review, CD Rezension, Heavy Rock Radio II, Jorn, Jorn Lande, Norway, Norwegian, norwegian band, Norwegian singers, Review, Rock

Frontiers Records Release Date: 24.01.2020 Jorn Lande is back with his second cover album. “Heavy Rock Radio II” includes well-known

Sarpedon – Before The Nightingale Sings

2019-12-072019-12-08 Klaudia Weber Before The Nightingale Sings, CD, CD Besprechung, CD Kritik, CD Review, CD Rezension, metal, Norway, norwegian band, Norwegian Metal, Progressive, Progressive Metal, Review, Sarpedon

self/Indie September 2019 The Progressive Metal act Sarpedon from Norway present their second album Before The Nightingale Sings, yet the