Martha Wainwright – “Goodnight City” (2016)
Label: Cadence Music/PIAS Recordings Review by Warren Mayocchi Described sometimes as a folk artist, Martha Wainwright has delivers her seventh solo album album to us. Musically there is a lot…
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Beyond the Black – “Lost in Forever” (2017)
Label: UDR Music/Warner Review by Tony Cannella Beyond the Black is a female fronted, symphonic/power metal band from Germany. The band formed in Mannheim in 2014 and released their debut…
Kate Bush – “Before the Dawn” (2016)
Label: Fish People/Concord Music Group Review by Warren Mayocchi In 2014 Kate Bush gave a series of concerts in London, she called the experience “Before the Dawn”, and we now…
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…
Tanya Rizkala Agostine – EPIC
Interview by Miriam C. Strong of their debut album “Like a Pheonix”, the Canadian, American and Lebanese hard rock band EPIC already piqued the interest of the specialized press for…
Marieke Delanghe – Heonia
Interview by Miriam C. It’s not the first time that we’ve the chance to have a nice chat with the French melodic metal band Heonia (you can read our previous…
Barb Wire Dolls – “Desperate” (2016)
Label: Motorhead Music Review by Tony Cannella Barb Wire Dolls hails from Greece. The band was formed in 2010 and they released their debut album a year later. The following…
Einar “Kvitrafn” Selvik – Wardruna
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta Wardruna‘s insight on rune lore and Scandinavian culture has attracted an important following in the last few years, especially among metal fans. I had the chance…
Melissa Etheridge – “MEmphis Rock and Soul” (2016)
Label: Stax Records/Concord Music Group Review by Warren Mayocchi Once upon a time in Memphis, Tennessee, Satellite Records was founded. In 1961 the name was changed to Stax Records and…
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,…
Souls of Diotima – “The Sorceress Reveals – Atlantis” (2016)
Label: Rockshots Music Review by Tony Cannella From Italy, the power/progressive metal band Souls of Diotima formed in 2004. They released their debut album “Maitri” in 2011 and followed that…
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…
Isis Queen – Barb Wire Dolls
Interview by Tony Cannella and Miriam C. From Greece, the band Barb Wire Dolls have been making a huge commotion in the metal and punk scene with their new album…
Erika – “Deaf, Dumb and Blonde” (2016)
Label: Escape Music Review by Tony Cannella Erika Norberg has been a stunning presence in the world of AOR hard rock since 1990. Her debut album “Cold Winter Night” came…
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…
EPIC – “Like a Phoenix” (2016)
Label: Escape Music Review by Tony Cannella EPIC is a melodic hard rock band. Their debut album, “Like a Phoenix” is out and lays down a solid foundation of hard…
Conchita Wurst – “Conchita” (2015)
Label: Sony Music Entertainment Review by Alessandra Cognetta As Eurovision 2016 draws close, Femme Metal Webzine chose to review the first full-length album from one of the most recent winners…
PJ Harvey – “The Hope Six Demolition Project” (2016)
Label: Island Records Group/Universal Review by Warren Mayocchi PJ Harvey never wants to repeat herself in the music she creates. On “The Hope Six Demolition Project” she creates strong melodies…
The Lumineers – “Cleopatra” (2016)
Label: Decca Records/Universal Music Review by Warren Mayocchi Folk rock is how The Lumineers describe themselves and that is what they deliver with an emphasis on modern American influences. Wesley…