Kerion – “CloudRiders Part 2: Technowars” (2015)
Label: Beyond the Storm Productions Review by Miss Peaches Kerion are a symphonic metal band from Nice, France. Kerion presented something from the start that made them stand out in…
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Molllust – “In Deep Waters” (2015)
Independent Release Review by Peach Galea Molllust are a unique band which have a unique twist on combining classical and metal with beautiful operatic tones. They have an expressive use…
Cinnamun Beloved – “The Weirdest Moment” (2015)
Label: Crysella Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Cinnamun Beloved formed in 2011 and quickly recorded their debut album “The Weirdest Moment”. If you look at the history of the band…
Caterina Nix – Chaos Magic
Interview by Tony Cannella Hailing from Chile, Caterina Nix is a phenomenal vocalist. All the proof you need is on the debut album from Chaos Magic. The band also features…
Lindsay Schoolcraft – Cradle of Filth
Interview by Miriam C. Three years later the release of “Manticore and Other Horrors”, Cradle of Filth comes back with a brand new effort that, music-wise, brought us…
Severnica – “Long Lost Longing” EP (2014)
Independent Release Review by CriX Severnica is a symphonic metal band from Finland and their debut 4-track EP “Long Lost Longing” was released back in 2014. Probably the sextet with…
Xandria – “Fire & Ashes” EP (2015)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Three new songs, two cover songs and two re-recorded Xandria songs. “Fire & Ashes” is the new EP from Xandria and it really…
Tarja Turunen
Interview by Miriam C. and CriX I’m not able to express with words what’s happened when I’ve received by email this interview. It’s hard trying to explain your feelings when…
Lyria – “Catharsis” (2014)
Independent Release Review by Warren Mayocchi With the introduction of electricity the sounds available to musicians expanded, over time popular music moved from acoustic bands to the new sounds generated…
Whispering Woods – “Perditus et Dea” (2015)
Label: Loud Rage Music Review by Tony Cannella “Perditus Et Dea” is the second album from the Romanian/dark/ gothic metal band Whispering Woods. Musically and lyrically the band definitely likes to…
Tarja – “Luna Park Ride” CD/DVD (2015)
Label: earMusic Review by CriX The queen of the symphonic metal Tarja Turunen is back with the live DVD and double CD “Luna Park Ride” and this is not your typical DVD because it…
Kamelot – “Haven” (2015)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Kamelot have a distinct sound and on their second album with their new singer Tommy Karevik the sound remains. This is the third…
Sirenia – “The Seventh Path Life” (2015)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Sirenia have been active for fourteen years, and with their current female vocalist – Ailyn – for seven years. It is somewhat fitting…
Ailyn – Sirenia
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta and Miriam C. We have been following Sirenia for quite a few years, here at Femme Metal. We saw the Norwegian band created by mastermind Morten…
Second Empire – “Second Empire” EP (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella It’s good to see more and more symphonic metal coming from the U.S. lately. Pittsburgh’s Second Empire is one such band – and a…
Selene – “Paradise Over” EP (2014)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Selene is a symphonic metal band from Northern Ireland. The band was formed in March of 2013 by guitarist John Connor and vocalist Shonagh…
Italian Symphonic Gothic metallers EVENOIRE new video “Drops of Amber” EXCLUSIVELY on Femme Metal Webzine
I Symphonic metallers Evenoire hanno pubblicato il video del brano “Drops Of Amber“, tratto dall’ultimo album della band,“Herons”. Guarda il video qui: [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1t2ghAocyQ&w=450&h=253]
Nightwish – “Endless Forms Most Beautiful” (2015)
Label: Nuclear Blast Records Review by Tony Cannella “Endless Forms Most Beautiful” is the long, eagerly awaited return of the Finnish/Dutch symphonic metal legends Nightwish, and their return is mostly…
Unseelie – “Urban Fantasy” (2014)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella “Urban Fantasy” is the title of the debut full-length album from France’s Unseelie. The band plays symphonic gothic metal which is of a very…
Evenmore – “The Beginning” EP (2014)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Evenmore is a melodic symphonic/power metal band from Switzerland. Their debut EP is appropriately titled “The Beginning”. “The curse is coming… Run” is the opening…