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Stonegard : ウィキペディア英語版
''Arrows (album) redirects here; for the 2013 album by Polly Scattergood see Arrows (Polly Scattergood album).''Stonegard''' was a heavy metal band from Oslo, Norway. They have two official releases in the form of full length CDs, "Arrows" and "From Dusk Till Doom". In October 2008 they called it a day.==Popularity==The band released their first CD "Arrows" on Candlelight Records in 2006.(Review ), Allmusic They received excellent reviews from national newspapers television and radio in Norway. When Stonegard was but one of many bands trying to make it, one of their means to promote themselves were through the Norwegian website (NRK Urørt ) which helps unsigned bands, singers and musicians. Their page was quite popular, and it helped them make a name for themselves. The Stonegard page is now taken down, as they are no longer an unsigned band.Their motto is "Mer metal til folket", which means "More metal to the people". Stonegard is also strongly against drugs.Several Stonegard music videos have run on the popular Norwegian TV show "Svisj" and the pay-channel ZTV. From "Arrows", the songs "Barricades", "Arrows" and "Hunter" received air time throughout 2005, as did "From Dusk Til Doom", the title track of their second album, in 2008.In 2008 the band toured Europe with Enslaved.(Slutt for Stonegard ), Dagbladet, October 16, 2008.

''Arrows (album) redirects here; for the 2013 album by Polly Scattergood see Arrows (Polly Scattergood album).''
Stonegard was a heavy metal band from Oslo, Norway. They have two official releases in the form of full length CDs, "Arrows" and "From Dusk Till Doom". In October 2008 they called it a day.
==Popularity==
The band released their first CD "Arrows" on Candlelight Records in 2006.〔(Review ), Allmusic〕 They received excellent reviews from national newspapers television and radio in Norway.
When Stonegard was but one of many bands trying to make it, one of their means to promote themselves were through the Norwegian website (NRK Urørt ) which helps unsigned bands, singers and musicians. Their page was quite popular, and it helped them make a name for themselves. The Stonegard page is now taken down, as they are no longer an unsigned band.
Their motto is "Mer metal til folket", which means "More metal to the people". Stonegard is also strongly against drugs.
Several Stonegard music videos have run on the popular Norwegian TV show "Svisj" and the pay-channel ZTV. From "Arrows", the songs "Barricades", "Arrows" and "Hunter" received air time throughout 2005, as did "From Dusk Til Doom", the title track of their second album, in 2008.
In 2008 the band toured Europe with Enslaved.〔(Slutt for Stonegard ), Dagbladet, October 16, 2008.〕

抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア(Wikipedia)
ウィキペディアで「''Arrows (album) redirects here; for the 2013 album by Polly Scattergood see Arrows (Polly Scattergood album).'''''Stonegard''' was a heavy metal band from Oslo, Norway. They have two official releases in the form of full length CDs, "Arrows" and "From Dusk Till Doom". In October 2008 they called it a day.==Popularity==The band released their first CD "Arrows" on Candlelight Records in 2006.(Review ), Allmusic They received excellent reviews from national newspapers television and radio in Norway. When Stonegard was but one of many bands trying to make it, one of their means to promote themselves were through the Norwegian website (NRK Urørt ) which helps unsigned bands, singers and musicians. Their page was quite popular, and it helped them make a name for themselves. The Stonegard page is now taken down, as they are no longer an unsigned band.Their motto is "Mer metal til folket", which means "More metal to the people". Stonegard is also strongly against drugs.Several Stonegard music videos have run on the popular Norwegian TV show "Svisj" and the pay-channel ZTV. From "Arrows", the songs "Barricades", "Arrows" and "Hunter" received air time throughout 2005, as did "From Dusk Til Doom", the title track of their second album, in 2008.In 2008 the band toured Europe with Enslaved.(Slutt for Stonegard ), Dagbladet, October 16, 2008.」の詳細全文を読む
'Stonegard was a heavy metal band from Oslo, Norway. They have two official releases in the form of full length CDs, "Arrows" and "From Dusk Till Doom". In October 2008 they called it a day.==Popularity==The band released their first CD "Arrows" on Candlelight Records in 2006.(Review ), Allmusic They received excellent reviews from national newspapers television and radio in Norway. When Stonegard was but one of many bands trying to make it, one of their means to promote themselves were through the Norwegian website (NRK Urørt ) which helps unsigned bands, singers and musicians. Their page was quite popular, and it helped them make a name for themselves. The Stonegard page is now taken down, as they are no longer an unsigned band.Their motto is "Mer metal til folket", which means "More metal to the people". Stonegard is also strongly against drugs.Several Stonegard music videos have run on the popular Norwegian TV show "Svisj" and the pay-channel ZTV. From "Arrows", the songs "Barricades", "Arrows" and "Hunter" received air time throughout 2005, as did "From Dusk Til Doom", the title track of their second album, in 2008.In 2008 the band toured Europe with Enslaved.(Slutt for Stonegard ), Dagbladet, October 16, 2008.


''Arrows (album) redirects here; for the 2013 album by Polly Scattergood see Arrows (Polly Scattergood album).''
Stonegard was a heavy metal band from Oslo, Norway. They have two official releases in the form of full length CDs, "Arrows" and "From Dusk Till Doom". In October 2008 they called it a day.
==Popularity==
The band released their first CD "Arrows" on Candlelight Records in 2006.〔(Review ), Allmusic〕 They received excellent reviews from national newspapers television and radio in Norway.
When Stonegard was but one of many bands trying to make it, one of their means to promote themselves were through the Norwegian website (NRK Urørt ) which helps unsigned bands, singers and musicians. Their page was quite popular, and it helped them make a name for themselves. The Stonegard page is now taken down, as they are no longer an unsigned band.
Their motto is "Mer metal til folket", which means "More metal to the people". Stonegard is also strongly against drugs.
Several Stonegard music videos have run on the popular Norwegian TV show "Svisj" and the pay-channel ZTV. From "Arrows", the songs "Barricades", "Arrows" and "Hunter" received air time throughout 2005, as did "From Dusk Til Doom", the title track of their second album, in 2008.
In 2008 the band toured Europe with Enslaved.〔(Slutt for Stonegard ), Dagbladet, October 16, 2008.〕

抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア(Wikipedia)
ウィキペディアで「''Arrows (album) redirects here; for the 2013 album by Polly Scattergood see Arrows (Polly Scattergood album).''Stonegard''' was a heavy metal band from Oslo, Norway. They have two official releases in the form of full length CDs, "Arrows" and "From Dusk Till Doom". In October 2008 they called it a day.==Popularity==The band released their first CD "Arrows" on Candlelight Records in 2006.(Review ), Allmusic They received excellent reviews from national newspapers television and radio in Norway. When Stonegard was but one of many bands trying to make it, one of their means to promote themselves were through the Norwegian website (NRK Urørt ) which helps unsigned bands, singers and musicians. Their page was quite popular, and it helped them make a name for themselves. The Stonegard page is now taken down, as they are no longer an unsigned band.Their motto is "Mer metal til folket", which means "More metal to the people". Stonegard is also strongly against drugs.Several Stonegard music videos have run on the popular Norwegian TV show "Svisj" and the pay-channel ZTV. From "Arrows", the songs "Barricades", "Arrows" and "Hunter" received air time throughout 2005, as did "From Dusk Til Doom", the title track of their second album, in 2008.In 2008 the band toured Europe with Enslaved.(Slutt for Stonegard ), Dagbladet, October 16, 2008.」
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''Stonegard''' was a heavy metal band from Oslo, Norway. They have two official releases in the form of full length CDs, "Arrows" and "From Dusk Till Doom". In October 2008 they called it a day.==Popularity==The band released their first CD "Arrows" on Candlelight Records in 2006.(Review ), Allmusic They received excellent reviews from national newspapers television and radio in Norway. When Stonegard was but one of many bands trying to make it, one of their means to promote themselves were through the Norwegian website (NRK Urørt ) which helps unsigned bands, singers and musicians. Their page was quite popular, and it helped them make a name for themselves. The Stonegard page is now taken down, as they are no longer an unsigned band.Their motto is "Mer metal til folket", which means "More metal to the people". Stonegard is also strongly against drugs.Several Stonegard music videos have run on the popular Norwegian TV show "Svisj" and the pay-channel ZTV. From "Arrows", the songs "Barricades", "Arrows" and "Hunter" received air time throughout 2005, as did "From Dusk Til Doom", the title track of their second album, in 2008.In 2008 the band toured Europe with Enslaved.(Slutt for Stonegard ), Dagbladet, October 16, 2008.」
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