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Teslathrone - Railgun

Teslathrone is a newcomer from Minsk, Belarus, which took shape in 2008 and consists of 3 members. There are two guys, Lavr on guitars, vox, Lex on digital, vox and a gal, Ms. T on bass, vox. As you can see by the band members, this is not going to be the average everyday band you come across.
 

Dead By April - Let the World Know

I’m sooo into this gaycore trend of our time. It’s fun! Why? Well, it’s easy to be part of it. Get a few trendy, “macho-like” guys with tattoos and the band is ready to go! So, here (in case you are not aware of it) we have a Swedish band formed in 2007 and this is their third full-length album.
 

The Green Violinist - More Thrill & Never Ending Blessings out now

The Green Violinist start their debut album “More Thrill & Never Ending Blessings” dreamy, playfully, enchanting... From there, the music proceeds quietly flowing and full of wonderful harmonies. The songs will catch your attention. Vincent Defresne, leader and songwriter of the band, admits he was inspired by the painting by famous artist Marc Chagall 'The Green Violinist'. He managed to capture the spirit of the picture in an incredible way and to transfer it into music. The result is a wonderful collection of Neoprog-songs containing its fair share of acoustic moments (guitar, piano and violins). But the range goes further including electronic, almost trance-like songs that take you into another world.

Galahad - Beyond the Realms of Euphoria

When I first heard that Galahad are about to release two albums in a 5 month period and of course in the same year, I was a bit skeptical of how they could keep it up at the same music level with each one of the works. After I had listened to “Battle Scars”, which is an exceptional album… I was more wary of how they could beat it… or at least reach it.
 

Germ - Loss

Formed in 2003, Germ are Tim Yatras’ (Austere, Grey Waters, Woods of Desolation, Nazxul, etc) brainchild, who wanted to experiment and try out different things in music. They are now presenting their second release which is out only 8 months after their debut album. “Loss” is somehow a usual prolongation of the debut as it is in the same vein musically. The music of this solo-project is kinda weird, psychotic and abnormal. I like how Tim managed to blend all those diverse music genres while delivering a pretty intriguing final outcome.
 
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