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GenresGothic Metal
OriginCleveland
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AlbumsDancing With the Demigods
Epiphany
Record labels Rotting Corpse Records
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Associated acts Finntroll
Virgin Black
To/Die/For
Career startCleveland, Ohio, United States
SongsShadow DancerDancing With the Demigods · 2006 Reckoning HourScribings of a Forgotten Soul · 2009 AmbivalenceScribings of a Forgotten Soul · 2009 View 10+ more
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Reckoning HourScribings of a Forgotten Soul · 2009
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About Urn


Country of origin: United States Location: Chicago, Illinois Status: Active Formed in: 1994 Genre: Gothic Metal Lyrical themes: Darkness, Consciousness Current label: Dark Moon Records Years active: 1994-present. Urn's music has appeared in specials for A&E Biographies and the Sci-Fi Channel.

Australia take on England in jousting 'Ashes'

Feb 16,2020 6:15 am

England and Australia took their sporting rivalry into a bygone era on Saturday, as the two nations faced off in a jousting match.

Decked Out in medieval outfits, competitors charged each other on horseback, each trying to break a wooden lance on their opponent's torso to win points.

The Australians emerged victorious in the "Ashes" of jousting, a reference to the legendary Test cricket matches between the Two Countries .

The two-day jousting event in Victoria state, Australia, ended 89-75.

Jousting is typically associated with knights in the Middle Ages , but historical jousting has been gaining popularity in England in recent decades.

English enthusiasts only recently became aware of Australians taking part in the sport.

They now hope the jousting battle will become an annual event.

In an effort to replicate The Cricket Ashes Urn - which carries The Remains of cricket bails burned after Australia defeated England in a Test in 1882 - organisers burned some of the lance tips broken off during The Competition on Saturday to use as a symbolic trophy.

"The next Ashes will be taking place in England in two years' time and they'll have the chance to win The Trophy and take it Over There ," Phil Leitch, the Australian captain, told the AFP news agency.

However, Mr Leitch said That 's where similarities between the two sports end.

"I think it's 100 times more exciting than watching cricket - Seeing men on horses each travelling at about 40 kilometres an hour, hearing The Crack of the lance, Seeing pieces of wood go flying in the Air . . That 's much more exciting for me than cricket," he said.



australia, victoria

Source of news: bbc.com

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