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Stargazers Drops of Heart

Album Reviews 2020

Album Review: Stargazers by Drops of Heart (Self Released)

14/07/202012/07/2020 Brendan 'Unholydarklotus' Fisher amanda, Artem Gabbasov, Björn Strid, Denis Fakhrislamov, Drops of Heart, Faceless, independant artists, melodeath, Melodic Death Metal, Melodic Metal, Metal, New Hope, Pavel Klimov, Self-Released, Soilwork, Stargazers, Starlight, Time and Pulse, Truth of the Closed Eyes, Ufa in Russia, Vadim Nizamov

Russian melodic death metal band, Drops of Heart, are all set to release their sophomore album on the 22nd of July entitled Stargazers.

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Starlight

2018 Single Slam

Single Slam – Starlight by Babymetal

19/10/201819/10/2018 Brendan 'Unholydarklotus' Fisher Amuse Inc, Babymetal, Distortion, Djent, Download Festival, Japan, Judas Priest, Kawaii, Korn, marmite band, Metal Resistance, Mikio Fujioka, Starlight, Stone Sour, Synth, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, tragedy

One of metal’s greatest marmite bands, Babymetal, have released a new single, somewhat out of the blue. This song is called Starlight and its, well, its another Babymetal song.

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