Eerie Sounds Review : Caprice – “Masquerade” (2010)
Label : Prikosnovenie Review by Stina Russia’s Caprice have spent nine studio albums finding nuance in elvish fairy pop, sometimes inspired by the work of J. R. R. Tolkien. Now,…
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Interview :Micheal “Saga” Fiori & Adelaide “Arya” Allard De Stave – Black Knight Symfonia
Interview by Erwin Van Dijk Monaco is a miniature state the size of some football fields. It is mostly known as hangout for the rich & famous in…
Interview : Berenice Musa – Tears of Martyr
Interview by Robin Stryker Originally from the Canary Islands, Tears of Martyr now calls Madrid home. For those craving a dose of dark gothic metal, the band’s new…
Interview : Beatrice Palumbo – Deva
Interview by Andy Axworthy It takes a special kind of alchemy to pull off mixing operatic vocals and progressive metal, classical with modern, in a way that stands out…
Interview : Dianne van Giersbergen – Ex Libris
Interview by Connie Bach What is the expression people have? Where they feel they’ve heard a song before, and it has a flavour all its own. While…
Interview : Amanda Somerville – Trillium
Interview by Roberta Ilaria Rossi Many are her collaborations in the metal scene, such is her reputation in Europe. After having released an album for her new project,…
Interview : Aurora D’Nina – Yawarhiem
Interview by Marc “Peston” Sels Yawarhiem is a power/gothic band from Lima, Peru. I don’t know much about this band, therefore this interview with leadvocalist Aurora D’Nina, a…
Interview : Heidi Parvianen – Amberian Dawn (2009)
Interview by Eetu “Ene” Niskanen An Interview with Heidi, the soprano singer of the Finnish Metal Band Amberian Dawn. During this interview, we’ll talk about about the new…
Perpetuate – “Perpetuate” EP (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Canada’s Power Metal outfit Perpetuate formed in early 2010. The band is fronted by the fiery and energetic vocals of Kim McInnis (who also…
Pathfinder – “Beyond the Space, Beyond the Time” (2010)
Label : Sonic Attack Records Review by Tony Cannella Formed in 2006, Poland’s Pathfinder play Epic symphonic power metal with fantasy based lyrics and songs with intricate arrangements, in the…
Interview : Ada Flechtner & Mareike Makosch – Coronatus (2012)
Interview by Matteo Bussotti We have listened to their latest album, “Terra Incognita”, and we liked it. Now we are ready and pleased to interview Coronatus‘ two singers: Ada…
Coronatus – “Terra Incognita” (2011)
Label : Massacre Records Review by Tony Cannella The double female fronted German metal band Coronatus returns with their fourth release “Terra Incognita”. The duel female vocals provided by Mareike…
Crysalys – “The Awakening of Gaia” (2011)
Label : Wormhole Death/Aural Music Review by Tony Cannella Italy’s power, operatic metal band Crysalys released their debut EP “White Lotus on Acheron Shores” in 2007, it has been a…
Cryptic Age – “Homeland” EP (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella The UK’s Cryptic Age features a melding of several different metal genres, Folk, Symphonic, Progressive, Power and even a bit of Thrash are all…
Haggard – “Eppur Si Muove” (2004)
Label : Artoffact Records Review by Tony Cannella The German band Haggard recently had two of their CDs re-issued by Artoffact Records. Good thing too, because otherwise I would never…
Haggard – “Awaking the Centuries” (2000)
Label : Artoffact Records Review by Tony Cannella Germany’s Haggard are not so much a band as they are an orchestra. They utilize an endless array of musicians to create,…
Interview : Aina – Blackthorn
Interview by Vard Aman Blackthorn may not need that much of an introduction to the more dedicated fans of the genre, this they have likely done for themselves.…
Blackthorn – “Codex Archaos” (2011)
Label : MSR Productions Review by Tony Cannella & Vard Aman On their 2rd album “Codex Archaos”, the Russian all female Black Metal band Blackthorn brings forth plenty of brutality…
Mizantropia – “Along the Lonesome Alley” (2010)
Label : Grailight Productions Review by Tony Cannella From the Ukraine, Mizantropia plays a hybrid of extreme gothic metal, black metal, melodic power, symphonic metal and sprinklings of traditional heavy…
Inner Shrine – “Mediceo” (2010)
Label : My Funeral Records Review by Tony Cannella Italy’s Inner Shrine have a history that begins in 1995. Even though they are in their fifteenth year of existance, information…