Blood Ceremony – “Lord of Misrule” (2016)
Label: Rise Above Records Review by Warren Mayocchi As well as being the title of this album, “Lord of Misrule”, refers to an elected position in end of year festivities.…
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The Murder of My Sweet – “Beth Out of Hell” (2015)
Label: Frontiers Records Review by Warren Mayocchi “Beth Out of Hell” is a concept album telling the a story of love between Lucifer‘s daughter, Beth, and archangel Michael in the…
Moran Magal – “Shades of Metal Private Collection” (2016)
Independent Release Review by Warren Mayocchi It is always interesting to hear familiar songs performed by different artists who bend the song to their own style. Moran Magal sings with…
Candace Kucsulain – Walls of Jericho
Interview by Tony Cannella Walls of Jericho is back with their first new record in eight years. Their new album is titled “No One Can Save You From Yourself” and…
The Anchoress – “Confessions of a Romance Novelist” (2016)
Label: KScope Review by Warren Mayocchi Catherine Anne Davies is not a female religious hermit, rather she is a talented musician whose new album debuts under the name of The Anchoress. “Confessions of a…
Kami Van Halst – Van Halst
Interview by Tony Cannella Hailing from Canada, Van Halst is a genre defying band. There is a lot of musical ground covered on their latest album “World of Make Believe”.…
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…
Imperia – Tears Of Silence (2015)
Label: Massacre Records Review by Miss Peaches Imperia are an atmospheric metal band who carry a variety of elements creating the perfect enchanting feel which is very strong throughout the entire album…
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…
Funeral – “In Fields of Pestilent Grief” RE-RELEASE (2015)
Label: Solitude Productions Review by Alysha Hayden Norwegian funeral doom band, Funeral, have teamed up with Solitude Productions to re-release their second album “In Fields of Pestilent Grief” which sadly…
Leaves’ Eyes – “King of Kings” (2015)
Label: AFM Records Review by Alysha Hayden Leaves’ Eyes are known for putting music to history and in their latest album “King of Kings” capture the legend of Norway’s first…
A Sound of Thunder – “Tales from the Deadside” (2015)
Label: Mad Neptune Records Review by Alysha Hayden American heavy metal band A Sound of Thunder are back with an epic new album, “Tales from the Deadside”. This album came…
Crippled Black Phoenix – “New Dark Age Tour EP 2015 A.D.” (2015)
Label: Season of Mist Review by Warren Mayocchi It is hard to qualify “New Dark Age Tour EP 2015 A.D.” as an EP. It is just under sixty minutes of…
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…
Thomas – Corte di Lunas
Interview by Miriam C. Corte di Lunas are an Italian Celtic Folk band and they have recently released the third album “Lady of the Lake”. So, I’ve got the occasion…
Anathema – “A Sort of Homecoming” DVD/CD (2015)
Label: KSCOPE Review by Alysha Hayden Popular British rockers Anathema have released a live recording of a concert held in the beautiful Liverpool Cathedral. “A Sort of Homecoming” is more…
Ines Lukkanen – Embassy of Silence
Interview by CriX The Finnish progressive rock/metal ensamble Embassy of Silence is back with the third album “Verisimilitude”, we had the chance to talk with the energetic Ines about it,…
Kobra and the Lotus – “Words of the Prophets” EP (2015)
Label: Titan Music Review by Warren Mayocchi Neil Young, Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell all come from Canada. So, when Kobra and the Lotus decided to make an EP featuring…
Embassy of Silence – “Verisimilitude” (2015)
Label: Inverse Records Review by CriX The Finnish progressive rock/metal ensamble Embassy of Silence is back with their third album “Verisimilitude”. The first track “Shame, Spin & Click” is a…