My first film review is about the much talked about Justice League Snyder Cut. I talk about the differences in the visual aspects, the characters and the story between the two versions of the film. Check it out! Warning: contains spoilers!

This week I review new releases from Amorprhis (Daughter of Hate live), Gojira (Amazonia), August Burns Red (Icaros), Fear of Domination (Dive Into I), Ruoska (Runno) and Kaera (Konejumala EP). Check it out!

In this short extra clip, I am going through the debut album of the Finnish Death Metal band Revulsion. The album was published on February 5th, 2021. Check it out!

In this short extra clip, I review the Love Eternally EP which was published by the Finnish, Oulu-based Death Metal band Filthy Crook on Valentine's Day of 2021.

In this short clip I review the most interesting single and EP releases of week 11, a first review in this extra content series. I discuss Insomnium, Trollfest, Everwave, While She Sleeps and Alase's new releases.

In this short extra clip, I review the debut album of the Finnish metal band Ephemerald. What should I review or who should I interview next?

In this short clip, I review the four newest singles of the Finnish metal band Arion. What should I review or who should I interview next?

In this episode, we discuss how Arde Teronen (Temple Balls) discovered music in his childhood friend group, almost became an athlete instead of a musician, and how his involvement in the hard rock band Temple Balls eventually took him to Japan and made it possible to get a record deal under the same label as his childhood heroes. Part 1/2.

Logo and theme music by Ville Vitikka.

I decided to wear a mask during the interview to ensure as safe an environment for the interview as possible. You can kind of hear it when it comes to my voice, but I hope that you guys understand.

In this episode, we discuss how Arde Teronen (Temple Balls) discovered music in his childhood friend group, almost became an athlete instead of a musician, and how his involvement in the hard rock band Temple Balls eventually took him to Japan and made it possible to get a record deal under the same label as his childhood heroes. Part 2/2.

Logo and theme music by Ville Vitikka.

I decided to wear a mask during the interview to ensure as safe an environment for the interview as possible. You can kind of hear it when it comes to my voice, but I hope that you guys understand.