KOBURG
Symphonic Rock One-Woman Band and Sporadic Model.
Co-produced by Anthony Malpass & Dean Baker.
Koburg is signed to Evolve Or Die Records.
Management: Sarah Sanford koburgmanagement@gmail.com
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Another random best track because the whole album is great. Caught them at Wokingham Festival earlier this year. The whole band were awesome live.
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It's a great blend of different metal genres and styles, with great solos in basically every song, just that touch of oriental influences that feel natural but not artificial and above all else, performed by the beautiful, haunting voice of Jelena Dobric, who uses it in a way that is not the typical operatic approach as we are used to from other female-fronted bands
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This album is fantastic. I can't pick just one song as the best. Dancing in hell, Ava of death, All shall burn, Memoriam are some of the best songs I've ever heard.
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The latest from indie rock outfit Activity has a charmingly sinister feel, blending in stark rhythms and washes of dark ambient.
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Perfectly pitch-black goth rock from this Santa Barbara band, with razorwire guitars and melancholy vocals.
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Last Stop To Nowhere
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Cinematic-scale goth from Reflection Black with catchy melodies, dreamy synths, punchy rhythms, and a sense of timelessness.
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Metamorphosis takes the musical artistry of this band to another level. It's not progressive,it's daring, as each musician in the band tries things they didn't try before. Obviously with Jelena adding death growls to her repertoire, but also with every song being it's own little universe but still fitting the concept of the album. This here is something you've probably never heard before. Oh, and I just can't pick a favorite song, because that changes everytime I listen to this great album.
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