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Album review: EDENBRIDGE – Dynamind

SPV/Steamhammer [Release date 25.10.19] Classic melodic symphonic metal from Austria, Edenbridge have up there with the best of them since their formation in 1998. Still going strong, this is their 10th studio album. Formed by vocalist Sabine Edeisbcher and guitarist, … Continue reading →
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Tagged album, Arne Lanvall Stockhammer, Dynamind, EDENBRIDGE, melodic metal, prog metal, review, Sabine Edeisbcher, symphonic metal
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