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Read Reviews for Ziemia I Slonce - Ankh
by - written on 22/01/08 (Very useful, 18 readings)
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Ankh has been one of the more prominent Polish progressive rock groups of recent times, and crafted a memorable niche for itself largely for being known as the hard rock band that incorporates a violin into all of their songs, regardless of mood or relevance, to see what happens. The result is interesting and distinctive, if a little jarring at times as would be expected, and 'Ziemia i Slonce' (I have to use English letters in place of correct Polish symbols, as dooyoo doesn't like those very much) ends up being a fairly average album, but one worth modern prog fans checking out. The harder rock edge of this album is more in line with the efforts of Porcupine ... Read the complete review
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