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The 69 Eyes: Back in Blood

By Michael Lello

Finnish vampire rockers' new effort is an album that should find fans beyond the Helsinki undead community. [17 November 2009]

The 69 Eyes: Angels

By Lana Cooper

Finnish goth-metal group, the 69 Eyes further Americanize their sound and have a sleazy good time in the process on their latest release, Angels, a tribute to all that is Hollyweird. [5 April 2007]