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Treasure (Radio Edit)
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All You Are (Radio Edit)
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Miniature
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The Gathering Nijmegen, Netherlands
From doom and gothic metal (early years) to triprock with electronic elements and soundscapes; The Gathering's unique sound has always been hard to pigeonhole. The band has seen various line-up changes over the years and has evolved into an eclectic atmospheric rock band. ... more
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me gustan sus atmósferas algunas como Magnolia me llenan de una alegre nostalgia ,otros como winter mas difusas hacia el final como cuando quieres abstraerte definitivamente recomendado
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Let the Light in
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Pure voice, high energy, excellent new versions for great songs. Anneke keeps the very high quality she always brings. Love it!
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Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic
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The Ocean est maître du Temps et de l'Histoire : le collectif avait annoncé comme une prophétie la sortie de Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic pour 2020 et rien, pas même le cataclysme viral, ne l'aura empêché de le sortir en 2020. Mais The Ocean est aussi maître du post-metal : cet album nous fait traverser avec virtuosité le règne des dinosaures, leur extinction (avec tant d'émotions !), le chaos puis l'apparition de ces étranges créatures qui pensaient contrôler le soleil... Magistral !
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At the Edge
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Midnight Heavyweight
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Brighton, UK band leaven surging hard rock with spaced-out stoner-doom on their second LP, recorded in an old chapel on the English coast.
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UK rock duo Family Man solder hard rock hooks to an industrial pop mainframe; sleek, chromed-out arrangements with a nu metal menace.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “City From Above”
I don't understand the negativity toward this artist. Maybe it's that she's seen as an "outsider" that popped up one day and decided to make black metal (and ends up sounding as good or better than a lot of "real" black metal bands).
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