Rising Insane Bremen, Germany
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Impressive and immense sound, fused with and inspired by Finnish ancestral roots. UKKO hits hard but also has a heart beating beneath. Albums like this don't get made often; this one will live on as a timeless example of how a talented band move forward while refining their skills, exploring new musical horizons, and writing music with true meaning to each of the musicians involved.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Last Fragments (Acoustic)”
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Last Fragments (Acoustic)”
Tak for endnu et stykke vidunder drenge. ♥️🤘🏻.
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The Hirsch Effekt! For Solitaer, every band member wrote a song on their own - and albeit the results are all excellent, the differences are tremendous. While Nares grinds one to dust like a Challenger 2 tank, Palingenesis is a furious frenzy with a delicious riff shredding everything in its path (Ilja, sure) - and mending the wounds with a grandiose chorus. Amorphous feels like my schizophrenic cousin clobbering me with a sewer pipe again. Gregær is the perfection it already was, but heavy.
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