And Then She Came – “And Then She Came” (2016)
Label: DME Music Review by Tony Cannella And Then She Came is a German metal band. Their self-titled debut album has just been released and to say that they have…
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Garbage – “Strange Little Birds” (2016)
Label: Stunvolume/BMG/PIAS Review by Tony Cannella The legendary band Garbage returns with their sixth album and first in 4 years, “Strange Little Birds”. Throughout their 20 plus year history, Garbage…
Alexa Kabazie – Letters From the Fire
Interview by Tony Cannella From the Bay Area, Letters From the Fire returns with a great new album, “Worth the Pain” (which is due out in September). This will also…
Sylvaine – “Wistful” (2016)
Label: Season of Mist Review by Warren Mayocchi Sylvaine performs all aspects of her musical creations. Labeled well as alternative/atmospheric post-metal/post-rock, she has created an album which lives up to…
Mourn – “Ha, Ha, He” (2016)
Label: Captured Track Review by Warren Mayocchi At twenty-six minutes Mourn‘s album is a quick listen. It is full of jangly, not quite in-your-face punk. Lyrically there is a lot…
Ji-In Cho – And Then She Came
Interview by Miriam C. Once upon a time the German Symphonic rock band Krypteria. We should date back to 2011 the last public appearance of Ji-In & Co. with their…
BO-PEEP – “THANK YOU” (2015)
Independent Release Review by Warren Mayocchi “THANK YOU” is a relatively short album at 34 minutes. BO-PEEP are a band with a sound the is something of a cross of…
Belinda Kordic – Se Delan
Interview by Miriam C. Gothic new-wave duo Se Delan, comprised by Crippled Black Phoenix‘s members Belinda Kordic and Justin Graeves, are back with their second album “Drifter” released via KScope.…
PJ Harvey – “The Hope Six Demolition Project” (2016)
Label: Island Records Group/Universal Review by Warren Mayocchi PJ Harvey never wants to repeat herself in the music she creates. On “The Hope Six Demolition Project” she creates strong melodies…
Nemesea – “Uprise” (2016)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Tony Cannella Probably, one of my favorite bands over the last few years is the Dutch outfit, Nemesea. To me, their best album was the…
Former Life – “Blank” (2015)
Independent Release Review by Alysha Hayden 2008 marked the beginning for French alternative rock band, Former Life. In 2015 they released their third album, “Blank”. “Blank” is an 8-track album…
Emaline Delapaix – “Exorcism” EP (2015)
Independent Release Review by Warren Mayocchi “Exorcism” is the second in a series of four season themed EPs by Emaline Delapaix. At five songs running for fifteen minutes in total…
Aline Happ – Lyria
Interview by Warren Mayocchi Lyria is a symphonic alternative heavy metal band from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The band’s debut album, “Catharsis” was released in September 2014 via a crowdfunding…
Ash Costello – New Years Day
Interview by Tony Cannella Last year the Anaheim, California based band New Years Day released their 3rd full-length album “Malevolence” and continue to relentlessly tour in support of it. It…
Astrid Williamson – “We Go to Dream” (2015)
Label: One Little Indians Review by Warren Mayocchi “We Go to Dream” is an apt name for the latest album from Astrid Williamson because it has a constantly changing musical…
Tarin Kerrey – Sanguine
Interview by Miriam C. Sanguine are slowly making a name for themselves. Coming from Exeter, UK, the alternative metal/rock band have just released via OMN Label Services their second album…
Lacey Sturm – “Impossible” (Single) (2016)
Label: Followspot Records Review by Tony Cannella Lacey Sturm is perhaps best known as the former least singer for Flyleaf. After leaving that band she participated in various other projects.…
Midas Fall – “The Menagerie Inside” (2015)
Label: Monotreme Records Review by Alysha Hayden Midas Fall are a quartet based in the UK. Their sound is an interesting mix of gothtronica, alternative rock, progressive rock, shoegaze and…
Chelsea Wolfe – “Abyss” (2015)
Label: Sargent House Review by Alysha Hayden Chelsea Wolfe is an artist that suffers from sleep paralysis. That space between conscious lucidity and unconsciousness is where her influence comes for…
Garbage – “Garbage – 20th Anniversary Edition” (2015)
Label: STUN VOLUME/Universal Music/Pias Review by Tony Cannella It is hard to believe that it’s been 20 years since Garbage released their debut masterpiece on an unsuspecting populace. In celebration…