Telma Larissa, Greece
Telma is metal band from Greece. They started playing together in 2021 and released their first album "Eternal" in August 2021. Now the band is currently playing shows to show "Eternal" to the people and have started working also on new material.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Corporace”
This album just slaps! And, for the record, I have never used the term "slaps" before. I am not some person who says that every album slaps, when in fact, they sometimes do not. No. I was waiting until this very moment, for an album this good to try out the term for my self and I stand behind it. It slaps, my friends, it slaps.
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riza
by Villagers of Ioannina City
supported by 5 fans who also own “Corporace”
As a Frenchman, I discovered VIC very late (2019-2020). I fell in love with Age Of Aquarius. Well, I have to say: I love Riza even more. If you love Greece (I've been there 4 times), you'll love VIC: a rock marked by traditional Greek music and instruments.
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High Place Phenomenon
by Instant Boner
supported by 5 fans who also own “Corporace”
The rich, powerful vocal tones lead the way on this beauty. The saxophone adds a wonderful element to the sounds of prog psych that follows in the footsteps of Floyd.
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Sundered
by Where The Waves Are Born
Scalding metalcore from Spain, “Where the Waves Are Born” swings from clean to growled vocals over blindingly intricate fretwork.
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Jabberwocky
by The Sawtooth Grin
Pioneering Rhode Island mathcore legends follow up their first album in 21 years with a head-spinning four-track EP.
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Loyal to the Pack
by Planet Of Zeus
supported by 5 fans who also own “Corporace”
One hell of an album. Impossible to find a bad tune. I mean the line 'think the sound of a gun is the one that will set you free'. it's such a fine line between manic & fine, sane & resistant. At least you're putting your shit out instead of bottling & savoring that toxicity. I'm not afraid to admit I bawl like a baby almost every time I listen to Them Nights, just so fucking relatable
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