Author: Yannick Chauvet

Rotting Christ & Moonspell – B90

Rotting Christ & Moonspell – B90

I arrived too late to attend to the whole concert of Silver Dust, but the little I saw made me curious and want to see more, so hopefully I will finally be able to enjoy them in the near future. What was really nice to […]

Powerwolf & Gloryhammer – B90

Powerwolf & Gloryhammer – B90

I was very excited to see Powerwolf again in B90. Last time their drummer was sick and couldn’t play, but as real professionals, they still gave us a great performance. This time, the whole band was there, and once again, it was a hell of […]

Coilguns + Yautja – Ziemia

Coilguns + Yautja – Ziemia

I don’t think I’ve never seen a concert that chaotic & furious, the singer just jump, scream, shout the lyrics, crawl on the floor in a non-stop-30-minutes-show. He is really living the moment. The concert was short, but intense, musically violent but greatly satisfying. A […]

Lao Che – Stary Maneż

Lao Che – Stary Maneż

It would be difficult to explain the music of Lao Che to foreigners who never heard them. Their music is a crossover of various style such as rock, electro, jazz, ska, ambient & folk. They are always looking to create new sounds and new form […]

Lindemann Release New Video “Knebel”

Lindemann Release New Video “Knebel”

Till Lindemann and Peter Tägtgren‘s new video for Knebel was released on YouTube with a censored version – you can watch the uncensored one here.

Powerwolf – Kiss of the Cobra King

Powerwolf – Kiss of the Cobra King

Before performing in B90 Gdansk this 22th of November, and to celebrate their 15th anniversary, Powerwolf released a reboot of one of their classic song, “Kiss of the Cobra King“.

Vision Divine – The 26th Machine

Vision Divine – The 26th Machine

“The 26th Machine” is the second single taken from Vision Divine‘s new album “When All The Heroes Are Dead“, out on October 25th, 2019 on Scarlet Records in Europe.

Tongues of Fire – Sunburn

Tongues of Fire – Sunburn

“The tour van that I bought for $600 and used in the early days of the band (also pictured on the cover of our debut LP) blew a transmission on the way back the studio and wasn’t worth fixing, so we decided to destroy it. […]