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…
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Tyranny of Hours – “Tyranny of Hours” (2013)
Label : In Vellum Productions Review by Tony Cannella In the world of female fronted metal bands there truly is something for everybody. From operatic to symphonic to progressive to…
Rainfall – “Fading Frames” (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella The Italian, Melodic Progressive Metal band Rainfall has previously released an impressive 3-song Demo/EP titled, “Lost in a Cold World”. Now two years later…
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…
Highlight Kenosis – “Change” (2012)
Label : Ravenheart Music Review by Tony Cannella Highlight Kenosis is a progressive rock band from Romania, but they are currently based in Germany. After forming in 2008, they released…
Dreaming Dead – “Midnightmares” (2012)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier Elizabeth Schall and Dreaming Dead come from Los Angeles and “Midnightmares” is the second studio full-length that this prog-death metal band has released. Elizabeth, lead…
Dol Theeta – “The Universe Expands” (2008)
Label : Electronic Art Metal Review by Luisa Mercier Dol Theeta is another project by Thanasis Lightbridge, who is the leader of another electronic metal band, Dol Ammad. This project is…
Corde Oblique – “A Hail of Bitter Almonds” (2011)
Label: Prikosnovenie Review by Luisa Mercier Fourth release for Riccardo Prencipe‘s project Corde Oblique, musician focused on reinterpreting the Mediterranean folk music. He is always joined by his usual collaborators: Edo…
A Persuasive Reason – “A Persuasive Reason” EP (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella The Florida based progressive/symphonic metal band A Persuasive Reason were founded in 2011 by bassist TJ Jones. After carefully assembling the current line-up, the…
The Reasoning – “And Another Thing…” EP (2012)
Label : Comet Music Review by Matteo Bussotti What can we say about Cardiff’s band, The Reasoning? How can we define their genre? We can say it’s “Dream-Metal”. In fact,…
Hugo Flores & Jessica Lehto – Factory of Dreams
Interview by Ed MacLaren Portugal’s Factory of Dreams is not a band to rest on its laurels. After releasing three consecutive prog-metal classics, producer/multi-instrumentalist Hugo Flores and vocalist Jessica Lehto…
Jennifer Borg – Divine Ascension
Interview by Miriam C. “As The Truth Appears” marked, in 2011, the debut of this Melbourne-based progressive metal band, even if some time is passed (precisely 2 years) it was…
Embassy of Silence – “Antler Velvet” (2013)
Label : Ravenheart Music Review by Tony Cannella Finland’s Embassy of Silence first burst onto the scene via their excellent debut album “Euphorialight” in 2010, impressive is an understatement when…
KARMIC LINK announces new line up addition and album updates
Year 2013… After 2 years of creative silence, we are back in the studio recording our 3rd – yet untitled – official surrealistic album. The recordings are currently taking place…
Alhena – “Alhena” EP (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Alhena is a progressive rock/metal outfit from Poland. The band formed in 2010 and here they are with their self-titled EP. Actually at 35-minutes…
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…
Maxine Petrucci
Interview by Robert Brady It certainly does not feel like 30 has passed since I first discovered Maxine Petrucci– former MadamX and now solo artist along with her sister Roxy…
Eternyx – “Unknown Way” (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From Brazil, the band Eternyx formed in 2008 and has just issued their debut album “Unknown Way”. Throughout the 10-song 38-minute album, Eternyx offers…
Serenity – “War of Ages” (2013)
Label : Napalm Records Review by Davide Torresan With this “War of Ages” Serenity reaches the goal of the 4th album. Time really flies since it seems like yesterday when…
Docker’s Guild – “The Mystic Technocracy: Season 1- The Age of Ignorance” (2012)
Label : Lion Music Review by Tony Cannella It doesn’t get more progressive or grandiose than Docker’s Guild. This project is put together by Douglas R. Docker (Biloxi, Area 51)…