Browsing Archive: July, 2013

Review from Music Swept Away the Colours

Posted by Nick Skog on Wednesday, July 31, 2013, In : Album Reviews 
From: Music Swept Away the Colours
Published: July 31, 2013
*Google translation of Spanish review

After taking a couple of the weaker titles, HDR seal smiles back us with your last reference, a one-man-band German black metal and progressive cosmic. Galaktik Cancer Squad , is a relatively new project consists of a single integral under the pseudonym Argwohn, also a member of the German band blackgaze Grauzeit urban. Argwohn is an incredibly prolific artist, has released 4 LP's from ...

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Review from Post Christ Webzine

Posted by Nick Skog on Friday, July 26, 2013, In : Album Reviews 
From: Post Christ Webzine
Published: July 25, 2013
*Google translation of French Review

One-man-band as German officiating in a different style in GARLEBEN , GALAKTIK CANCER SQUAD was born in 2011 and two years later already displayed counter 4 albums, an ep and two splits. Suffice to say that the guy (Mr. Schwarz for short) is not idle, but it is rarely a sign of quality when the workload is the tip of his nose. I'm not going to say that GALAKTIK CANCER SQUAD is an exception, until...

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Review from Sic Maggot Webzine

Posted by Nick Skog on Friday, July 26, 2013, In : Album Reviews 
From: Sic Maggot Webzine
Published: June 24, 2013
*Google translation of Czech Review

Whatever may be the German black metal scene sometimes very questionable, also has a supply of high quality clubs that the overall level of uplift and most can also be the nejzářivějšímu what black metal genre can offer. Proof of this is a one-man project called Galaktik Cancer Squad , which holds firmly in the hands of man with the pseudonym Argwohn . Making this musician is not entirely unkn...

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Review from The Black Tome

Posted by Nick Skog on Tuesday, July 23, 2013, In : Album Reviews 
From: The Black Tome; Issue #1
Published:
August 2013

Before Hypnotic Dirge requested that I review this, I had never heard of the Galaktik Cancer Squad, which upon listening a few times, was quite the surprise.  GCS hails from Hamburg, Germany, and plays a very progressive style of black metal. With Ghost Light being the fourth full-length tucked under the belt, two splits, a compilation and an EP, it's pretty hard to understand why this one-man onslaught is relatively unknown to the masses. 

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Review from Metal.tm

Posted by Nick Skog on Friday, July 19, 2013, In : Album Reviews 
From: Metal.tm
Published
: July 12, 2013
Original Link
*Google translation of German review

In the Hanseatic city of Hamburg, Garleben, Grey Time and morphine are certainly made ​​a name in the local metal fans. This black metal bands have one thing in common with Galactik Cancer Squad, namely Mastermind suspicion. With "Ghost Light" this now brings his fourth album under the banner of Team Galactik Cancer Squad out, but for the first time this album is also available as a physical medium. The...

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Review from Metal Temple

Posted by Nick Skog on Thursday, July 18, 2013, In : Album Reviews 
From: Metal Temple
Published: July 15, 2013

GALAKTIK CANCER SQUAD (GCS) has been in being since 2011 as a Progressive and Black Metal experiment. Who are “they?” - One multi-talented German artist, Argwohn. Hypnotic Dirge has recently released GCS’s fourth full-length album. Very impressive for a one-man band! “Ghost Light” is the first physical and digital release. Should you listen and like, please take notice. His label has only produced 500, so if you want a copy for ...

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Review from Alternativ Musik Webzine

Posted by Nick Skog on Thursday, July 18, 2013, In : Album Reviews 
From: Alternativ Musik Webzine
Published: July 12, 2013
*Google translation of German review

Galactik Squad Cancer's Ghost Light is a kind of first: Even though it is the fourth album by now, it is the first that actually appears physically and not just digitally. Who wants to get an impression of the older material is on the label side referenced on can be quite a download of old material, which seems quite worthwhile to listening to this album, but just as well to get a first impr...

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Review from Legacy Magazine; Issue #85

Posted by Nick Skog on Wednesday, July 3, 2013, In : Album Reviews 
From: Legacy Magazine; Issue #85
Published:
June 2013
Magazine Website
*Google translation of German review

Bring a single person within less than two years, three albums and a compilation of two splits, an EP and two new songs out, one might almost call it kinky diligence, and it imposes itself on the suspicion that the quality suffers. That does not have to be so suspicious, his character shows itself in the case of the hamburger mastermind behind Galaktik Cancer Squad, which is incidentally st...

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 GALAKTIK CANCER SQUAD - GHOST LIGHT

 Released: June 21, 2013
500 Copies
Progressive Post-Black Metal