Diva Suicide – “New Girl on the Block” SINGLE (2011)
Label : Battered Vinyl Review by Luisa Mercier The new single by the California-based Diva Suicide is an anthem against the X-Factor generation, as they state on their Facebook page. It…
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Visioni Gotiche – “Cancellata del tempo” (2012)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier Visioni Gotiche is a dark-horror Italian band that has already released four records and several soundtracks for indie horror movies. “Cancellata del tempo” has been…
Visioni Gotiche – “Il Segreto del Demone (The Secret of the Demon)” (2009)
Label : Note Volanti Edizioni Musicali Review by Luisa Mercier Visioni Gotiche (“Gothic Visions”) is an Italian project born in 2007 having as creative aim the composition of dark ambient…
Priscilla Hernandez – “Ancient Shadows – The Ghost and the Fairy” (2006)
Label : Yidnet Review by Luisa Mercier Straight from Fairyland, here she comes. The Spanish singer-songwriter Priscilla Hernandez is multi-talented musician who created a record completely devoted to fairish, ethereal…
Celtic Woman – “Lullaby” (2011)
Label : Manhattan Records Review by Luisa Mercier Celtic Woman has always been a synonym for beauty, sweetness, quietness and a certain magic atmosphere. The present compilation has all of…
Tegan and Sara – “Heartthrob” (2013)
Label : Sire/Warner Review by Luisa Mercier Tegan and Sara is a Canadian duo of twin sisters that play alternative, indie music. As far as I know previous records leaned…
Phildel – EP (2013)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier Phildel is one of those rare artists in whom musical talent is complemented by an imagery of equal beauty. I stumbled upon her by mere…
Blue Dawn – “Blue Dawn” (2011)
Label : Black Widow Records Review by Luisa Mercier Blue Dawn is an Italian rock band and this self-titled record is their debut full-length. Even though in their decription they…
Seremonia – “Seremonia” (2012)
Label : Svart Records Review by Luisa Mercier “Seremonia” is the Finnish word for “ceremony” and it conveys the world that the music of this band wants to create. Gloomy,…
Jess and the Ancient Ones – “Jess and the Ancient Ones” (2012)
Label: Svart Records Review by Luisa Mercier Jess and The Ancient Ones has just released their self titled debut. They hail from Finland and were created by Thomas Corpse and Thomas Fiend,…
Evolvent – “Delusion” (2011)
Label : Bernett Records Review by Luisa Mercier After the 2009 EP, “Spiritual Confession”, Evolvent have finally released their debut. They changed their front-woman, replacing her with Johanna Manto. They…
Esben and the Witch – “Wash Sins Not Only the Face” (2013)
Label : Matador Records Review by Luisa Mercier I already had a little bit of previous knowledge of Esben and The Witch, but I have to confess that I never…
Voiceless Void – “Song of Black Roses”(2010)
Label: Mazzar Records Review by Luisa Mercier Voiceless Void come from Russia and “Song of Black Roses” is their fourth full-length. They offer to the audience a gothic-doom metal played…
Underhill – “Silent Siren” (2012)
Label: Ad Noiseam Review by Luisa Mercier “Silent Siren” is a multifaceted album, but how could it be otherwise when so many disparate personalities and influences are involved in the…
Comus – “East of Sweden – Live at The Melloboat Festival 2008” (2011)
Label : Gnostic Dirt Review by Luisa Mercier I did not know much about Comus before listening to this live album. I have came to know that it is a…
Indie Zone Reviews : Rebekka Karijord – “We Became Ourselves” (2012)
Label : Sony Music Norway Review by Luisa Mercier Rebekka Karijord is a Norwegian singer-songwriter, score composer, actress and “We Become Ourselves” is her fourth record. Since I am not…
Eerie Sounds Review : Rhys Marsh and the Autumn Ghost – “The Blue Hour” (2012)
Label : Termo Records/Better Place Recordings Review by Luisa Mercier Third release for the English Rhys Marsh and his big orchestra. Based in Norway, the band features members from a…
Ashes You Leave – “The Cure for Happiness” (2012)
Label : Rock’n Growl Records Review by Disgraced & Luisa Mercier From Croatia with sadness. Ashes You Leave, the historical doom-gothic metal band that started already in 1995, are back…
Alunah – “White Hoarhound” (2012)
Label : PsycheDOOMelic Records Review by Luisa Mercier & Tony Cannella Second album for one of the most well-regarded British doom/occult rock bands. “White Hoarhound” is an important step for…
Eerie Sounds Review : Lacrimosa – “Revolution” (2012)
Label : Hall of Sermon Review by Luisa Mercier Eleventh record for the legendary Lacrimosa, a true foundation for gothic lovers. Over the years they went from darkwave to a…