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    Review: Red Queen Theory – Red Queen Theory

    April 25th, 2011 | Tr00 Metal Life

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    The problem with most female-fronted symphonic / gothic metal bands coming out these days is that they’ve spent the last twenty years worshipping Nightwish. Admittedly, Nightwish thoroughly deserve that worship for their innate ability to combine operatic vocals and keyboard driven melodies into catchy, perfectly executed songs. However, operatic vocals and keyboards do not a [...]

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    Metal from New Zealand, part 2 – guest post on No Clean Singing

    April 21st, 2011 | Brutal Tunes, Music

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    It’s been a week of sending you off other places to read my writing. In June last year – fuck, I’m a bit of a slacker! – I wrote a blog over at NO CLEAN SINGING about some of my favorite NZ metal bands – acts like Skuldom, Human and Cripple Mr Onion – and [...]

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    Gothic Wedding Photo Shoot

    April 20th, 2011 | Fashion, Iron Maidens, Kvlt Fashion, Plunder, Steff

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    The other week, I got together with a bunch of wonderful creative friends to put together the first Gothic Wedding Planner photo shoot. The veils in these photographs came from May Rey Designs, a stunning designer with an alternative bent. I know this probably won’t interest a lot of you – not nearly enough goats [...]

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    Linking Horn: Linking round the May pole

    April 18th, 2011 | Tr00 Metal Life

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    May Day coming up (or easter if you’re down with the bunny), and we’ve got a four-day weekend. I am not doing much, going to a gig (MANOWHORE – Manowar covers – I couldn’t NOT go), making dinner for friends, finishing some painting and a lot of writing, and eating a bit of chocolate (or [...]

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    5 Metal things to do in Palmyra, Syria

    April 14th, 2011 | Grymm and Frostbitten Lands, Tr00 Metal Life

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    I haven’t written much about my trip to Syria, which is a bit of a shame, since, of all the places I’ve been, it was the biggest surprise. We incorporated Syria into our OE because CDH wanted to see Crac des Chevaliers – a virtually intact crusader castle of remarkable size and beauty. But that [...]

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