FRONTBACK – “I Arrive When You Go” lyric video launched today
FRONTBACK is back! This time with a new album that, with a more modern touch, shows that the band still gives everything they got! After a lot of shows at…
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ELEINE – new EP, ‘All Shall Burn’, out on November 22, 2019; video for “Enemies” out now
ELEINE follow up last years ‘Until The End’ album with a brand new EP “All Shall Burn” on November 22, 2019. You’ve been betrayed sometime in your life, right? Imagine…
FRONTBACK – announce new album ‘Don’t Mind The Noise’
FRONTBACK is back! This time with a new album that, with a more modern touch, shows that the band still gives everything they got! After a lot of shows at…
LIV SIN – An Interview with Liv Jägrell
Interview by Miriam C. Liv Jägrell is no stranger to the music business. Before founding the heavy metal band Liv Sin, the Swedish singer successfully fronted her previous band Sister…
TRUE MOON – new single, “Poison”, out now; second album “II” out in November 2019
Poison is the first single from True Moon‘s upcoming second album “II“. The single is out today! “POISON, How ever sweet it tastes you know it comes with a heavy…
LOUISE LEMON – An interview with the singer
Interview by Miriam Cadoni If at the beginning of the 2000s, Tarja Turunen, Sharon den Adel, and Floor Jansen began to start the undisputed queens of the symphonic metal, now,…
Ken Kängström & Linda Toni Grahn – Follow the Cipher
Interview and transcription by Miriam C. Surely, Sweden‘s melodic metal powerhouse Follow the Cipher represents one of the band revelation’s of this year whose musical panorama proves to be quite stagnant…
Therion – “Beloved Antichrist” (2018)
Label: Nuclear Blast Review by Tony Cannella The Swedish band Therion, with a career spanning 30-years continues to up the ante. Case-in-point – their new album “Beloved Antichrist” is an…
Kamelot – “The Shadow Theory” (2018)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Tony Cannella The thing about Kamelot is that they have been so incredibly consistent throughout their career, which has spanned well over 20-years. The band…
NOÊTA – “Beyond Life and Death” (2017)
Label: Prophecy Productions Review by Warren Mayocchi NOÊTA‘s stated aim is to make music as “an accompaniment for introspection”. Even the band’s name originates in the works of philosophy and…
Ann-Sofie Hoyles – Spiders
Interview by Miriam C. A new album means a new interview. A lot of years have been passed from our first interview (read it here), so, it’s clearly time for an update…
Arch Enemy – “Will to Power” (2017)
Label: Century Media Review by Tony Cannella Arch Enemy is so freaking good at this point. The band has remained consistent throughout their history and show no signs of slowing down.…
Anna von Hausswolff @ Bitterzoet, Amsterdam, THE NETHERLANDS – 8th March 2018
Review by Miriam C. I do realize that it’s not the proper introduction that you might expected from me on the other hand, after so much years, I feel like we…
Liv Sin – “Follow Me” (2017)
Label: Despotz Records Review by Tony Cannella I always felt like the Swedish band Sister Sin never got their due. They put out some great music over the course of…
Trees of Eternity – “Hour of the Nightingale” (2016)
Label: Svart Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Death takes us all. Juha Raivio and Aleah Stanbridge collaborated to begin Trees of Eternity in 2009. Before the release of the band’s…
Rebekka Karijord – “Mother Tongue” (2017)
Label: Control Freak Kitten Records Review by Warren Mayocchi “Mother tongue” typically refers to the first language a person learns to speak – the same language as one’s parents. Though,…
Luciferian Light Orchestra – “Black” EP (2016)
Label: Svart Records Review by Warren Mayocchi The 70’s saw popular culture delve into the occult. Stephen King began his career writing about the supernatural, horror movies like “The Exorcist”…
Amaranthe – “Maximalism” (2016)
Label: Spinefarm Records Review by Tony Cannella Having slowly but surely seeing their worldwide popularity rise thanks to the awesomeness of their last few albums, the Swedish band Amaranthe returns…
Cult of Luna and Julie Christmas – “Mariner” (2016)
Label: Indie Recordings Review by Warren Mayocchi “Mariner” is a collaboration between Cult of Luna and Julie Christmas as they launch into the unknown of deep space with music. Cult…
Matilda Roth – MaidaVale
Interview by Miriam C. and Alessandra Cognetta Hailing from the Swedish island of Gotland, MaidaVale brings together 70s influences and a more contemporary feel to create an energetic, groovy sound.…