Inga Scharf – Van Canto
Interview by Tony Cannella Earlier this year those German Acapella metal legends Van Canto released what just might be their most epic and powerful album yet. “Voices of Fire” is…
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Elina Siirala – Leaves’ Eyes
Interview by Tony Cannella It’s always difficult to replace a long-time member of a band that you. It’s even harder when the person being replaced is the lead singer that…
High Fighter – “Scars & Crosses” (2016)
Label: Svart Records Review by Warren Mayocchi A certain mood is created with an album with the title of “Scars & Crosses”, so it will be interesting to hear if…
Agnes Obel – “Citizen of Glass” (2016)
Label: Play It Again Sam Review by Warren Mayocchi Many words already used to describe the music of Agnes Obel; enigmatic, haunting, enchanting, and the like. All are true but…
Jennifer Haben – Beyond the Black
Interview by Miriam C. As you have already discovered, the moment is quite delicate for Mannheim based symphonic metal band Beyond the Black because the whole band split up by making,…
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…
Doro – “Strong and Proud – 30 Years of Rock and Metal” DVD (2016)
Label: Nuclear Blast Review by Tony Cannella To celebrate her 30th anniversary rocking on stage, the German Metal Queen Doro Pesch has released another DVD/live album entitled, “Strong and Proud”…
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…
Van Canto – “Break the Silence” (2016)
Label: earMUSIC Review by Tony Cannella Those reigning kings and queen of A Cappella metal return with their fourth album “Break the Silence”. Of course I am talking about Germany’s…
Victor Smolski & Jeannette Marchewka – Almanac
Interview by Miriam C. I’m sure that when mastermind Victor Smolski decided to move on to the next musical adventure after his consexual separation with the premium heavy/speed metal band…
Doro – “Love’s Gone to Hell” EP (2016)
Label: Nuclear Blast Review by Tony Cannella Throughout her 30 plus year career Doro has been as consistently good as any artist has in heavy rock. Sure, some albums have…
Doro Pesch
Interview by Tony Cannella Doro Pesch is a true professional. For over 30 years she has navigated the often treacherous waters of the music business and through it all she…
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…
Liv Kristine – Leaves’ Eyes
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta It is with great pleasure that we once again feature the lovely Liv Kristine from Leaves’ Eyes for an interview here at Femme Metal Webzine. This…
Blutengel – “Nemesis: Best Of & Reworked” (2015)
Label: Out of Line Review by Warren Mayocchi Blutengel are a dark wave band who have been making music since 1998. To celebrate their success they have released new versions…
Avantasia – “Ghostlights” (2016)
Label: Nuclear Blast Records Review by Tony Cannella In addition to carving out a stellar career with Edguy, Tobias Sammet has managed to do quite well with his “other” project…
Dawn of Destiny – “To Hell” (2015)
Label: Phonotraxx Publishing Review by Alysha Hayden German power metal band, Dawn of Destiny have hit us in the face with their latest album, “To Hell”. Firstly I have to…
Molllust – “In Deep Waters” (2015)
Independent Release Review by Peach Galea Molllust are a unique band which have a unique twist on combining classical and metal with beautiful operatic tones. They have an expressive use…
Xandria – “Fire & Ashes” EP (2015)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Three new songs, two cover songs and two re-recorded Xandria songs. “Fire & Ashes” is the new EP from Xandria and it really…