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…
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Eths – “III” (2012)
Label : Season of Mist Review by Luisa Mercier “III”, as the title says is the fourth studio album by Eths, French metalcore band (with multiple influences going from gothic…
Interview : Candice Clot – Eths
Interview by Roberta Ilaria Rossi On the wake of the most famous bands like Arch Enemy, The Agonist, In This Moment, a “newbie” French band is moving…
Interview : Kitty Saric (Metallic Kitty) – Decadence
Interview by Danny Robertson Come and check out Decadence, the female-fronted thrashers from Stockholm, Sweden. We talk to frontwoman Kitty Saric about the band’s history, and the forthcoming…
Interview : Nera – Darzamat
Interview by Erwin Van Dijk An Interview with Nera from Darzamat. Nera (real name Agnieszka Górecka) is the singer of Darzamat, a Polish symphonic death metal band. Darzamat…
Interview : Angela Gossow – Arch Enemy
Interview by Miriam “NocturnalConcerto” Transcription and editing by Si Smith After 3 times of scheduling problems, I was able to interview Miss Gossow and the first thing…
Epica – “Requiem for the Indifferent” (2012)
Label : Nuclear Blast Records Review by Tony Cannella Whether you like them or don’t, the one thing that you have to admire about Epica is that they never ‘half-ass’…
Seduce the Heaven – Promo (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella My goodness, what is this? I have to admit that I was pretty blindsided by the debut promo from Greece’s Seduce the Heaven. I…
Izegrim – “Code of Consequences” (2011)
Label : Listenable Records Review by Si Smith Dutch death metal warriors Izegrim changed their name from “Isegrim” because it wasn’t metal enough. This is their third full-length since formation…
Funeral – “To Mourn Is a Virtue” (2011)
Label : Solitude Productions Review by Si Smith Norway’s death/doomers Funeral have been around for a while now, although we haven’t heard from them since 2008’s “As Light Does the…
Fire and Forget – “Operation Freedom” (2011)
Label : Serbest Review by Luisa Mercier Fire and Forget is a Turkish band and the content of their death/thrash metal is heavily influenced by politics. “Operation Freedom” is a…