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Der Blutharsch “The Track of the Hunted” (2000)

16. March 2021 Jobst 0

Der Blutharsch proves that music can become a cinema, without any visual instrument but the walls of imagination. Moreover, Der Blutharsch is the Cinema Paradiso of the ethereal and harsh music, blending underground mysteries, Neo-Folk […]

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Thorns “Thorns” (2001)

2. January 2021 Jobst 0

This world is a breathing mechanism. The ghosts of the machine are the sirens on its shores. They hammer you like the parasite that you are, through tunnels of existence. But existence does not care […]

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The Vision Bleak “Carpathia” (2005)

2. January 2021 Jobst 0

It could have been a huge success of the east European cinema: Cooperation between the mysterious landscapes, the grim myths and moods with the melancholic spirit. But instead the film, the music came along. One […]

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Neronoia “Un Mondo In Me” (2006)

17. June 2020 Jobst 0

Italy is known as one of the world’s leading melancholy capitals. It seems that even though the sunny existence of Pasta, Tuscany and the San Remo festival, the gloom is flowing and floating endlessly in […]

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Loits “Must Album” (2007)

13. June 2020 Jobst 0

One of the highlights of being a writer in a music magazine is definitely the pleasure of acquaintance with new bands and artists, either market-fresh or as a late arrival to your personal encyclopedia. In […]

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In the Woods “Heart of Ages” (1995)

7. June 2020 Jobst 0

It begins in a forest, as shown on the cover; ever melancholic with white-purple pastels. A private place is this land of wood, where you can share yourself with sounds and set ablaze a peaceful, […]

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Hardingrock “Grimen” (2007)

6. June 2020 Jobst 0

Hardingrock is the lovechild of three ever-talented Norwegian musicians: Ihsahn, one of the landlords of black metal, Ihriel, mistress of Star of Ash and Peccatum and fiddler Knut Buen, known as Grimen. They illustrate Norwegian […]

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