Die Like a Mayfly
Interview by Miriam C. It’s an old Femme Metal Webzine tradition to take a chance on unknown but rather talented bands. Though, if the band in question comes from Japan,…
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Purson – “Desire’s Magic Theatre” (2016)
Label: Spinefarm Records Review by Warren Mayocchi With a psychedelic swirl and a sprinkle of influences from jazz to 70’s hard rock, Purson have delivered “Desire’s Magic Theatre” to we…
Patricìa Andrade – Sinistro
Interview by Miriam C. I’ve always asked myself why it’s so hard to appreciate and listen to the music without forcing any useless musical categorization on it. We should enjoy…
Blood Ceremony – “Lord of Misrule” (2016)
Label: Rise Above Records Review by Warren Mayocchi As well as being the title of this album, “Lord of Misrule”, refers to an elected position in end of year festivities.…
Agoraphobic Nosebleed – “Arc” EP (2016)
Label: Relapse Records Review by Alysha Hayden Agoraphobic Nosebleed are a grind-core band created in Sprinfield and now hailing from Bethesda, Maryland. “Arc” is an EP that boasts more than…
Heike Langhans – Draconian
Interview by Miriam C. By reading these words it feels like to be thrown in a parallel dimension, I’m not trying to mess around with anybody but every time I…
Lachrymose – “Carpe Noctum” (2015)
Label: Pure Steel Publishing Review by Miss Peaches Lachrymose, hailing from Thessaloniki, is a dark melodic doom metal band with a motto that it isn’t just a dream but it…
Draconian – “Sovran” (2015)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Draconian have returned with new female vocalist Heike Langhans. The vocals on this album are a constant conversation between the growling of Anders…
Funeral – “In Fields of Pestilent Grief” RE-RELEASE (2015)
Label: Solitude Productions Review by Alysha Hayden Norwegian funeral doom band, Funeral, have teamed up with Solitude Productions to re-release their second album “In Fields of Pestilent Grief” which sadly…
Windhand – “Grief’s Infernal Flower” (2015)
Label: Relapse Records Review by Alysha Hayden Windhand formed in 2009 in Richmond, VA and this quintet have been releasing stoner doom albums to the metal scene ever since. “Grief’s…
Avatarium – “The Girl With The Raven Mask” (2015)
Label: Nuclear Blast Review by Alysha Harden Swedish doom metal band Avatarium are back with a brand new album “The Girl With The Raven Mask” who is their second full…
Demon Lung – “A Dracula” (2015)
Label: Candlelight Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Take one classic cult horror movie, add a generous dose of Demon Lung, and the result is “A Dracula”. The 1978 movie that…
Diane Camenzuli – Weeping Silence
Interview by Miriam C. Personally and right now, I’m clearly not objective about Malta’s Weeping Silence and you know what, I don’t care because when there are excellent bands to…
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…
Anfel – “Icy World” (2015)
Label: Crysella Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Anfel have made their album, “Icy World”, available in four different versions. “The Piano Collection”, “The Instrumental Collection”, “The Symphonic Collection” and the…
Vaee Solis – “Adversarial Light” (2015)
Label: Signal Rex / Mordgrimm Review by Alysha Hayden Vaee Solis are a Portuguese black/doom/sludge band and “Adversarial Light” is their debut album containing six tracks to give us a…
Whispering Woods – “Perditus et Dea” (2015)
Label: Loud Rage Music Review by Tony Cannella “Perditus Et Dea” is the second album from the Romanian/dark/ gothic metal band Whispering Woods. Musically and lyrically the band definitely likes to…
Natalie Koskinen – Shape of Despair
Interview by Miriam C. Interview Shape of Despair, in particularly the talented singer Natalie Koskinen, feels like crowning an old dream. I’ve always considered the Finnish quintet one of the most…
Johanna Sadonis – Lucifer
Interview by Tony Cannella “Lucifer I” is the title of the debut album from Lucifer. The album has certainly been one of my top highlights for 2015 and is a…
Shape of Despair – “Monotony Fields” (2015)
Label: Season of Mist Review by Warren Mayocchi Funeral doom is not a metal genre to which I typically listen, and that is what has been created by Shape of…