About 'Music RPG'
You first create a 'musician character'. In the game you can sell/buy instruments, practice on them, create bands with other people, practice/play gigs with them etc. Alternatively to an ordinary musician character you can also be a location owner or a sound studio owner. To play, you have to log in regularly (reasonable is from 'every three hours' to 'every three days') and execute playing actions.
Band of the day 1: Friday Innocence League
Members: FIL123456789, Bobness
Bandinfo:
A german band from Berlin.A band influenced by many rock groups. Some rock groups are Finger Eleven, Incubus, Chevelle, Papa Roach, Scorpions, Wolfmother, Cheap Trick, Foreigner, Genesis, Scorpions, etc. They play many different styles of music mostly sub-genres off of rock. Most of their songs are Alternative Rock so they are labeled as an Alternative Rock group. They are working on getting some gigs. They have one album released. They are now working getting enough money to release some copies of their new live album. Currently Friday Innocence League is not looking for new members, but might later on in their career.
Current band members:
FIL123456789
Former members:
soda, dendoaloski, nsb93, and Natroth
Band of the day 2: Shoot To Kill
Members: Jarda
Bandinfo:
We are an english speaking thrash metal band based in Berlin. We were known in the last round as "The Soldiers" but changed our name this round.
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1. Trick Me Again
The Djangos Gringos had the audience captivated as they gave a solid performance in front of people from Herne and wide surroundings in the Free for all here on the 20 of August. More than a hundred people packed the floor and started cheering when the band came up for play. Already suitably warmed up by the able DJ of the house, people started dancing to the tunes straight away. After two sets, the band had to come back for no less than three encores, proving how succesful an eveing it had been.
Those who stayed home were proven in the wrong. 
While opening with blaring drums, it fails to keep the heaviness and coordination coming for the following tracks. Mjolnir The Hammer, brings back the crash of the opening track and really shows some of this band's lyrical talent, but the album falls short yet again on the next track. Once Dead Hyrda comes in though, the album blasts right past you. Showing all of the band's built up potential released in a series of destructive tracks.
All in all, this album is a solid piece of Metal music. But in their attempt at a great Sophomore album, Heavensreaper heaps a little to much Heavy and not enough Melody.
5 Stars.