Russian Circles and Pelican: Two Paths to Heavy
Russian Circles and Pelican, the opening act, have spent years perfecting their versions of heavy post-metal. It’s not for everyone,
Russian Circles and Pelican, the opening act, have spent years perfecting their versions of heavy post-metal. It’s not for everyone,
An absolute gem of a human being and a world class musician, Edith Pageaud delivered a wonderful evening of classical
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To those in the know, this was a ticket to jump on, and, indeed, enough did just that to disappoint
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