Liv Kristine – “Vervain” (2014)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Tony Cannella In addition to her main gig with Leaves’ Eyes, Liv Kristine has forged a prolific solo career for herself in recent years. This…
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Amaranthe – “Massive Addictive” (2014)
Label: Spinefarm Records/Universal Review by Tony Cannella With their 3rd album, Sweden’s Amaranthe returns with their patented blend of hard rock, metal, metalcore and pop. It’s an infectious brew and…
Marissa Nadler – “July” (2014)
Label: Bella Union/Sacred Bones Records Review by Alessandra Cognetta Marissa Nadler’s “July” is a pensive, melancholic album. The artist is able to set a mood that goes from acoustic quietness…
Alina Dunaevskaya – Markize
Interview by Miriam C. Even though Markize‘s second album “A Perfect Lie” was released almost 2 years ago, it felt right to dedicate a space to this nice Franch…
MØ – “No Mythologies to Follow” (2014)
Label: Chess Club Records/RCA Victor/Sony Music Review by Luisa Mercier MØ is a Danish singer songwriter, the last of my many discoveries from the lands of snow in Northern Europe. Her…
Elizaveta – “Hero” EP (2014)
Label: Flower Army Records Review by Luisa Mercier Elizaveta is a Russian, USA based singer songwriter that I already come to love and appreciate with her previous record “Beatrix Runs”.…
NONONO – “We Are Only What We Feel” (2014)
Label: Warner Music Sweden Review by Luisa Mercier NONONO have just released their debut “We Are Only What We Feel” and it is an indie gem. As anything coming from…
Maiko – DAZZLE VISION
Interview by Miriam C. From the exciting and colorful Japan, the established screamo rock band DAZZLE VISION is slowly building a strong reputation overseas – especially in the US. So,…
Noémie Wolfs – Hooverphonic
Interview by Salvatore P. Belgian Hooverphonic are not your average pop band and their 19-years long career had taught them to never give up in front of the adversities (take…
Hanna Pakarinen – “Olipa kerran elamä” (2013)
Label: Sony Music Finland Review by CriX Hanna Pakarinen was the first winner of Idol’s Finnish edition in 2004, after Eurovision in 2007 and 5 albums she’s back with a…
Nina Persson – “Animal Heart” (2014)
Label: Lojinx Review by Ene Nina Persson of The Cardigans fame, released her long-awaited debut solo album “Animal Heart” in January 2014. She worked on the album with her husband…
Still Corners – “Strange Pleasures” (2013)
Label: Sub Pop Review by Luisa Mercier Still Corners comes from the U.K. and “Strange Pleasures” is their sophomore effort that perfectly finds its place in the dream-pop, shoegaze revival…
Jody Quine
Interview by Ed MacLaren Canada’s Jody Quine has always been an improviser – her personal philosophy of ‘Yes And’ has opened up her life and her music to a string…
Meg Myers – “Make a Shadow” EP (2014)
Label: Atlantic Records / [GOOD}CROOK Review by Luisa Mercier I came to know Meg Myers some months ago when she released “Heart, Heart, Head” and a kind friend pointed her out…
Anna Beliva – “Fire” (2013)
Independent Release Review by Vard Aman Metalheads who only listen to Metal and refuse to even give anything else a chance need not bother reading beyond this full stop.
Adna – “Night” (2014)
Label: Despotz Records Review by Alessandra Cognetta Adna is the solo project of the 19-year-old Swedish artist Adna Kadic. Despite her young age, Adna has already relased an EP, performed…
Eve’s Fall – “From Here On” (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Eve’s Fall is a melodic hard rock and metal band from The Netherlands. The band formed in 2012 and in a short amount of…
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…
Viola – Eklipse
Interview by Tony Cannella Eklipse hail from Germany and are an all female String quartet – what a concept. They recently made their American live debut on tour with Kamelot…
Jonsu – Indica
Interview by Cristina Gregori After a important tour with Nightwish, Pain and Volbeat and the first English album, the Finnish band Indica is back on the scene with a brand…