Brother Dege Lafayette, Louisiana
Brother Dege (AKA Dege Legg) is one of the best kept secrets in the Deep South. Legg has burned a crooked trail to the Promised Land, pushing slide Delta Blues into the 21st century, melding elements of folk, Delta blues, punk, rock, metal, hippie ragas, and outlaw county into one blasted, raw whole. ... more
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"War. What is it good for?Absolutely nothing! Edwin Starr knew it, artists from all fields and eras have always known it. Obviously war has been a central topic of Heavy Metal and all its offspring since the early days of the genre’s inception. Yet surprisingly seldom has a band spoken of war as true from the heart and thus horrifying as the Post Black Metal band Dymna Lotva" my review in VoS: https://veilofsound.com/2023/10/21/Dymna_Lotva-The_Land_Under_The_Black-Wings_Blood.html
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Where passion, creativity and a great talent meet...
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Simply incredibly atmospheric, from start to finish! An album that is entirely in the spirit of Ulver´s "Bergtatt". Please take a look at our German review: https://www.schattenpfade.de/nattsol-stemning/
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