Posts Tagged ‘finnish music’
Do you remember last year I reviewed an album by the Finnish band The Physicists, Observation. The music is mathdeathboogie, and it’s madness. I loved it so much I even stuck it in my list of the Top Ten Metal Albums of 2011. Well, the Physicists have just released a music video for their song [...]
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Due for release on 21 March 2012, the sophomore album from Finnish death metallers Sadistik Forest will not disappoint fans of their self-titled debut. The band was inspired by the 2007 Possessed reunion to create an act that paid homage to their death metal heroes, and while their debut was defined as decent – albeit [...]
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Following their 2010 release Decent, Finland’s Antipope make another foray into gothic, cabaret metal with their darkwave infused release House of Harlot. If you’ve ever listened to Cradle of Filth and thought they sounded alright but you weren’t sure what they were doing with the midget, then House of Harlot should be right up your [...]
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The first thing you hear when you press play on “Oppenheimer”, track 1 on Observation, the debut album from Finnish band The Physicists, is a dinky electronic farting noise. At this point I’m reaching for the off-button, but then the riff starts, and I turn up the volume knob instead. Observation is a shocker of an album [...]
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This album didn’t make my top 10 of 2010 for the simple reason that I hadn’t heard it yet. Otherwise, it would have made an appearance for sure. Man-Eating Tree is a project featuring Vessa Ranta – the drummer of Sentenced – along with Janne Markus (ex Poisonblack) and an amazing vocalist named Tuomas Tuominen, who used [...]
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