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PRUSSIA “Pain and Hallelujah” Kitchen Records 2009 album review by John Stewart With more than ten years having elapsed since their last official release it’s good to hear that Prussia are still alive and kicking. In this new 2009 collection (a mixture of old and new material) we get the sweetly melodic, yet darkly sinister, “Sanity”, the dark, funereal throb of “Creeps in Slow”, and the pained, agonised lament that is “Make it Last”. In short, we get all of the dark and timeless elements we’ve come to expect from this great Berlin band. In the psychobilly thrash of “Princes and Queens”… もっと読む
PRUSSIA “Pain and Hallelujah” Kitchen Records 2009 album review by John Stewart With more than ten y… もっと読む
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