Sinead O’Connor – “How About I Be Me (And You Be You)” (2012)
Label: One Little Indian Review by Luisa Mercier This is the first release after five years for the legend Sinead O’ Connor and someone may object that “Theology” was not…
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Chastain – “Surrender to No One” (2013)
Label: Leviathan Records Review by Tony Cannella Back in the 80s female fronted metal bands were certainly nowhere near as a prominent as they are today, but there were some…
Inviolate – “Feast of Ashes” EP (2012)
Label: Strange One Records Review by Tony Cannella From Atlanta, Georgia the alternative electro-metal band is led by front woman, belly dancer Kadria. The uniqueness of their shows has already…
Daísa Munhoz – Vandroya
Interview by Robert Brady Intro by Miriam C. The last power progressive metal sensation comes from Brazil and it’s called Vandroya and they are fronted by the majestic force (and…
Samaris – “Samaris” (2013)
Label: One Little Indian Records Review by Matteo Bussotti Can we consider “Samaris” as a folk album? I’m saying this because it seems like calm, haunting, relaxed but, in a…