Interview : Jamila Ifzaren & Alysia van Horik – A New Dawn
Interview by Andy Axworthy Everything eventually comes down to the individual. Whether it’s the influences of the films you see, the books you read, the music you…
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Eerie Sound Interview : Candice Night – Blackmore’s Night
Interview by Si Smith Intro by Miriam C. It’s the second time that we give space to Candice Night, the first time it was for promote her debut…
Whispering Woods – “Fairy Woods” (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella For those who love melodic Symphonic metal with ultra operatic vocals, then the Romanian band Whispering Woods should tickle your fancy. The band has…
Interview : Tina Kic – Infidia
Interview by Ed MacLaren There seems to be no end to the recent string of standout femme metal debuts and “Reflections” from Slovenia’s Infidia is no exception. Boasting…
Interview : Katarzyna Nieniewska & Lisa Tomantschger – Illuminata
Interview by Robin Stryker Illuminata is a new band from Graz, Austria with two multi-talented female singers, Katarzyna Nieniewska and Lisa Tomantschger. Illuminata’s three-song EP, “A Frame of…
Gig Review : Holy Moses + Acrostichon @ Mario’s Metal Meeting, Tilburg, NL 04/09/2009
Review & Photos by Erwin Van Dijk Mario’s Metal Meeting is a festival organized by the Mario’s Metal Mania webzine. This edition is the third festival and the…
Interview : Kat Ward – hAND
Interview by Si Smith And here we are having a nice chat, this time, with Kat Ward about the second platter of the UK Progressive Gothic masters hAND.…
Interview : Hadassa Kosten – theNAME
Interview by Erwin Van Dijk An interview with Hadassa from theNAME about their new EP “Enchained”. This interview is with Hadassa Kosten, the singer of the band. The…
Interview: Jackie Perez Gratz – Grayceon
Interview by Si Smith Grayceon are the perfect blend of metal and classical – with a mixture of jazz, doom and prog thrown in. Proving suitably elusive…
Ephel Duath – “On Death and Cosmos” EP (2012)
Label : Agonia Records Review by Luisa Mercier Italian avantgarde band Ephel Duath is back on the scene after a long break due to personal and economic reasons. These are…
Anneke Van Giersbergen – “Everything Is Changing” (2011)
Label : Pias/Agua Recordings Review by Luisa Mercier After releasing “In Your Room” I was a bit sceptic about Anneke‘s new record. Beware: I was not sceptic about her vocals…
Interview : Karyn Crisis & Davide Tiso – Ephel Duath
Interview by Si Smith Ephel Duath have always been at the cutting edge of metal, exploring the possibilities of the genre rather than following trends. As such any…
Industrial & Electronic Realms : Angelo Bergamini & Elena Alice Fossi – Kirlian Camera
Interview by Miriam C. & Roberta Ilaria Rossi Today, we have the pleasure and the honor to give space to one of the true legend of electronic/darkwave genre.…
Interview : Jessica Thierjung – Lyriel (2012)
Interview by Ed MacLaren German folk-metal septet, Lyriel, have taken a giant musical leap forward with its latest album “Leverage”. Fully embracing its inspirations and influences, Lyriel have crafted…
Interview : Issa (Isabell Øversveen) (2011)
Interview by Ed MacLaren In the evolution of metal, one of the most lastingly popular genres is arguable the glam metal sound of the 80s. While the look of…
Interview : Heike Langhans – Draconian
Interview by Vard Aman Over the years Draconian has become a household name in (Gothic) Doom Metal circles, so I’ll skip any long introductory monologues here and move…
Interview : Elizabeth Andrews – Frantic Amber
Interview by Si Smith From the retro feel of Girlschool to the heavier riffage of Kittie, all-girl bands are slowly becoming more prevalent in the metal scene. More and more we are…
Gone Til Winter – “The First Season” COMPILATION (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Formed in 2002, the UK based metal band Gone Til Winter has released a single, an EP and this 31-minute mini-album “The First Season”.…
The Way of Purity – “Biteback” EP (2011)
Label : Wormhole Death/Aural Music Review by Luisa Mercier The Way of Purity was born in 2009 in Norway. The band literally came out of nowhere and the members are…
Indie Zone Review : The Cranberries – “Roses” (2012)
Label : Cooking Vinyl/Edel Review by Luisa Mercier After almost ten years, one of the most importan and influential rock bands of the ’90s is back and especially where I…