Midas Fall – “The Menagerie Inside” (2015)
Label: Monotreme Records Review by Alysha Hayden Midas Fall are a quartet based in the UK. Their sound is an interesting mix of gothtronica, alternative rock, progressive rock, shoegaze and…
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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…
Milena Eva – GOLD
Interview by Miriam C. GOLD are not afraid to show themselves for what they are: some real openminded artists that love speak out for their ideas without shying from it.…
Kiarely & Janel – Conquer Divide
Interview by Tony Cannella If people think that life on the road is all glamor and fun and no worries, you will think differently after reading about the plight of…
Conquer Divide – “Conquer Divide” (2015)
Label: Artery Recordings Review by Alysha Hayden Conquer Divide’s self titled album is a debut for the six women that make up this multi-continent band. Their search to find the…
Les Discrets – “Live at Roadburn” (2015)
Label: Prophecy Productions Review by Warren Mayocchi Les Discrets are a French band which is plainly obvious given their name and the fact that their songs are performed in French.…
Danny Cavanagh – Anathema
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta Anathema is one of those bands that really need no introduction. This amazingly talented group of musicians has crafted some of the best albums our ears…
Anathema- “Distant Satellites” (2014)
Label: Kscope Review by Luisa Mercier Two years after the masterpiece “Weather Systems”, the British Anathema are back with another album, as always full of feelings. They are among the…
Louna – “Behind a Mask” (2013)
Label: Red Decade Records Review by Vard Aman Does Louna really need an introduction? OK, just to be on the safe side: In 2008, two members of Tracktor Bowling, Armenian…
Anathema – “Universal” DVD (2013)
Label: Kscope Review by Luisa Mercier Last year in September, Anathema held a special event, a very special event: a concert with the Plovdiv Philarmonic Orchestra in the Roman theatre…
Todtgelichter – “Apnoe” (2013)
Label: Aural Music/Code666 Review by Davide Torresan I waited a long time before writing something about the new work of Todtgelichter. I hope my boss is not angry, but this way…
Zuzana Jelínková – Dying Passion
Interview by Ed MacLaren Intro by Miriam C. The ways of music they said that are infinite, well this the case. For like 15 years Republic Czech’s Dying Passion has…
Paatos – “Breathing” (2011)
Label: GlassVille Records Review by Tony Cannella I first heard of the Swedish band Paatos via their 2004 album “Kallocain”. This was an interesting album, I thought and little did…
Carter Tutti Void – “Transverse” (2012)
Label: Mute Records Review by Luisa Mercier Last release by Carter Tutti (name that hides Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti) dates back to 2007. “Feral Vapours of the Silver Ether”…
Silje Leirvik – “With the Lights Turned Out So Beautiful” (2012)
Label : Autumnsongs Records/Burning Shed Review by Davide Torresan Silje Leirvik is a Norwegian singer-songwriter and this “With yhe Lights Turned Out So Beautiful” is her debut album. You know…
Silje Leirvik
Interview by Robert Brady In a country that is notorious for its biggest musical export being Black Metal, Norway has also been building a great legacy of producing some of…
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…
Eerie Sounds Reviews : Les Discrets – “Septembre Et Ses Dérnieres Pensée” (2010)
Label : Prophecy Productions Review by Andrea “Disgraced” September and its last thoughts. Fursy Teyssier brings finally to the calm and sweet light of autumn twilight the long awaited and…
Interview : Jelena Mužar – Downcast Art
Interview by Roberta Ilaria Rossi Symphonic metal is one of the most fashionable among the music metal genres and surely it has got a very special care, becoming…
Eerie Sounds Review : Les Discrets – “Ariettes Oubliées” (2012)
Label : Prophecy Productions Review by Luisa Mercier Les Discrets with Alcest and other bands are one of the main representatives of the French shoegaze scene that has produced so…