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Atomvinter
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Lovers Against The World
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Alla Mot Alla
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Sluten Cirkel
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The Heavy Burden
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Himlen Kan Vänta
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En Tight Knut
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Alfahanne Eskilstuna, Sweden
When Swedish rockers ALFAHANNE burst onto the scene in 2010 it was with minds determined to bring back the danger to rock n roll. ALFAHANNE have created their own unique, high-octane, style of music. A style that has earned them plaudits from critics and built them a considerable, and ever-increasing, fan base. ... more
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With their deviant kind of Black Metal, White Ward are far away from mediocre. If you’re looking for something different and sophisticated try these guys! You won‘t be disappointed!
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Phenomenal release from one of the originators of Viking Metal. Perfect mid-paced tempos with a strong traditional metal influence. The bass really drives the rhythm section and it's great to hear an instrument properly utilized that is too often neglected in the extreme metal genre. This whole release will keep the metal grimace on your face and rowing hard until you make landfall. Cannot wait for their next release!
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White Teeth Rebellion
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On the forthcoming Tombs album "All Empires Fall," the band expands their scope and range, balancing brutal riffs with melancholy melodies.
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This is a trip, plain and simple. You choose which type (LSD, or what not) but it is TRIPPY !!! Saxophone ? wow at first I was like WTH, but then, and then again, I really come to like this. One of those albums I needed to listen to many time, as it grows. It was not love at first hearing, for sure.
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