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Category Archives: CD reviews
Revisited: BREAKING TODAY’s “It Dies Today” EP
Originally posted on Valkyrian Music. He may be the bass player in a metalcore band, but Luís Silva is a punk rocker. And he plays guitar. And he sings! And so BREAKING TODAY was born. The single for the title-track was released three years … Continue reading
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Tagged Breaking Today, EP, Kazz, Luís Silva, punk rock, self-released
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Revisited: THE 69 EYES’ “West End”
Originally written for Valkyrian Music. Over the past 30 years, THE 69 EYES have developed such a characteristic sound that they’re at a point in their career where one can identify a song as theirs, even before Jyrki 69’s unique … Continue reading
Revisited: HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD’s “New Empire, Vol. 2”
Originally written for Valkyrian Music. “New Empire” is HOLLYWOOD UNDEAD’s gold coin – volume 1 showing their heaviest side, and now volume 2 showing the exact opposite. Which one is better? Well, that’s the same as asking if a burger is better … Continue reading
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Tagged alternative rock, BMG, Dove & Grenade, Hollywood Undead, HU, New Empire Vol 2, rap rock
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Revisited: JESUS ON EXTASY’s “Beloved Enemy”
Original Portuguese version printed on Elegy Ibérica magazine. “Beloved Enemy” is the sophomore record of the digital dandies JESUS ON EXTASY. A more elaborate production – both in musical terms and image – this album turns into industrial goth the … Continue reading
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Tagged alternative, Beloved Enemy, Drakkar Entertainment, Elegy Ibérica Magazine, industrial, Jesus On Extasy, JOE
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