Paige & Palermo – “Stay” EP (2013)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier Previously known as The Fury, Paige & Palermo is the a project that involves two talented artists: Jennifer Page, voice of the ’90s hit…
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Circus of Lamia – “Welcome Madness” EP (2011)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier “Welcome Madness” is the debut EP of this gothic-metal influenced Swedish band. I really like the imaginary they have created that resembles a bit…
Igorrr – “Hallelujah” (2012)
Label : Ad Noiseam Review by Luisa Mercier I stumbled over French Igorrr (aka Gautier Serre) by mere chance on the Facebook page of another musician and after thirty seconds…
Carter Tutti Void – “Transverse” (2012)
Label: Mute Records Review by Luisa Mercier Last release by Carter Tutti (name that hides Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti) dates back to 2007. “Feral Vapours of the Silver Ether”…
Black Sun Aeon – “Blacklight Deliverance” (2011)
Label : Cyclone Empire Records Review by Luisa Mercier Black Sun Aeon is the solo project of Tuomas Saukkonen, who is already involved in many other bands (Before The Dawn, Dawn…
Black Heaven – “Dystopia” (2011)
Label : Trisol Music Group GmbH Review by Luisa Mercier Black Heaven is the side project of mastermind Martin Schindler, which tried to complete the gothic rock played with Mantus through…
Charli XCX – “True Romance” (2013)
Label : IAMSOUND/Atlantic Records Review by Luisa Mercier Charli XCX (aka Charlotte Aitchison) is another rising indie pop artist coming from the UK, a country that has given us a…
Lethian Dreams – “Season of Raven Words” (2012)
Label : Orcynia Records Review by Luisa Mercier The singer Carline Van Roos is a very good artist, an artist able to put feelings in every project she is involved. Her…
Lucy Rose – “Like I Used To” (2013)
Label : Columbia/Sony Music Review by Luisa Mercier Lucy Rose is a young folk singer coming from Warwishire, that moved to London to attend college and there met Jack Steadman…
Aythis – “New Earth” (2011)
Label : Twilight Records Review by Luisa Mercier Aythis is the side project of Carline Van Roos, already known for being the frontwoman of doom-metallers Lethian Dreams, which releases I…
Anti-M – “Damage” (2008)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier Anti-M is a California electronica band formed by keyboardists John Wardlaw, Ruston, and Mark Rumer (who’s no longer with the band). This album is…
Ani diFranco – “Which Side Are You On?” (2012)
Label : Righteous Babe Review by Luisa Mercier Ani diFranco has been working on this record since 2008. Which for an average musician is not that much. But Ani is…
Angist – “Circle of Suffering” EP (2011)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier Angist come from Iceland and play extreme metal, a mix of death and black. They are one of the most promising acts in the…
Akphaezya – “Anthology IV: The Tragedy of Nerak” (2012)
Label : Code666/Aural Music Review by Luisa Mercier After a few years from the acclaimed debut “Anthology II”, French avantgarde metal-band Akphaezya is back with a new and interesting full-length. The…
Rebekka Karijord
Interview by Luisa Mercier After listening to her third album “We Become Ourselves”, I was truly entranced by Rebekka and it is with great pleasure that I got the chance…
Siva Six – “The Twin Moon” (2011)
Label : Alfa Matrix Review by Luisa Mercier The Greek duo Siva Six is back on the scene after five years of absence. Their latest release was the their second…
Phildel – “The Disappearance of The Girl” (2013)
Label : Decca/Universal Review by Luisa Mercier One hour ago the postman rang my doorbell, finally laying in my hands one of the most awaited 2013 releases, Phildel‘s debut “…
Shroud Eater – “ThunderNoise” (2011)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier After releasing their EP in 2009, Shroud Eater are back with their brilliant debut album. The guitar player, Jeannie Saiz, is in charge of…
Sakara – “Blood and Stone” (2011)
Label : Ravenheart Records Review by Luisa Mercier “Blood & Stone” is the debut of the UK based singer/songwriter Sakara and features several styles. Not only metal, but also more experimental…
Lisa Hannigan – “Passengers” (2011)
Label: ATO/Hoop Recordings/PIAS Review by Luisa Mercier Sophomore album for Lisa Hannigan. After seven years spent beside Damien Rice (both in public and private life), the singer decided to start…