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…
Heonia – Portraits (2015)
Label: M & O Music Review by Alysha Hayden Heonia are a metal band from Lille, France. “Portraits” is their second full length album. The album features an interesting hand…
Melted Space – “The Great Lie” (2015)
Label: The Laser’s Edge/Sensory Records Review by Miss Peaches “The Great Lie” is the third album from Pierre le Pape‘s metal opera project Melted Space. This album features a wide…
Christian Mistress – “To Your Death” (2015)
Label: Relapse Records Review by Alysha Hayden American heavy metal band Christian Mistress is back with their third album “To Your Death”, featuring a clever cover art which appears to…
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…
Amberian Dawn – “Innuendo” (2015)
Label: Napalm Records Review by CriX The Finnish band Amberian Dawn is back with their 6th album “Innuendo”. I can frankly define it a mix of Abba, Stratovarius and Sonata Arctica, it’s an…
Jess and the Ancient Ones – “Second Psychedelic Coming: The Aquarius Tapes” (2015)
Label: Svart Records Review by Alysha Hayden Jess and the Ancient Ones are a psychedelic rock band from Finland that formed in 2010. This certainly was a new genre for…
Thomas Corpse – Jess and the Ancient Ones
Interview by Miriam C. & Alessandra Cognetta Finally I made it, I feel accomplished to have finally managed to interview JATAO‘s mainman Thomas Corpse: it was some years that I…
Dawn of Destiny – “To Hell” (2015)
Label: Phonotraxx Publishing Review by Alysha Hayden German power metal band, Dawn of Destiny have hit us in the face with their latest album, “To Hell”. Firstly I have to…
Chelsea Wolfe – “Abyss” (2015)
Label: Sargent House Review by Alysha Hayden Chelsea Wolfe is an artist that suffers from sleep paralysis. That space between conscious lucidity and unconsciousness is where her influence comes for…
Anfel – “Icy World” (2015)
Label: Crysella Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Anfel have made their album, “Icy World”, available in four different versions. “The Piano Collection”, “The Instrumental Collection”, “The Symphonic Collection” and the…
Thomas – Corte di Lunas
Interview by Miriam C. Corte di Lunas are an Italian Celtic Folk band and they have recently released the third album “Lady of the Lake”. So, I’ve got the occasion…
Pokerface – “Divide and Rule” (2015)
Label: Irond/Molot Review by Alysha Hayden Pokerface are a Russian thrash metal band formed in Moscow in 2013. With brilliant stage names, Pokerface are: The Doctor on drums, DezMoroz on…
Kathryn Williams – “Hypoxia” (2015)
Label: One Little Indians Review by Warren Mayocchi A book, “The Bell Jar” by Sylvia Plath, is inspiration for the latest album from Kathryn Williams. That book is about a…
Heidi Parviainen – Dark Sarah
Interview by Miriam C. Attempting a solo career is never an easy choice, especially for those people who, in some way, has symbolized a band for so long. After having…
Butcher Babies – “Take It Like a Man” (2015)
Label: Century Media Records Review by Alysha Hayden Butcher Babies are an all American heavy metal band coming to your eardrums from Los Angeles. Fronted by two badass women with…
Metal Allegiance – “Metal Allegiance” (2015)
Label: Nuclear Blast Review by Alisha Hayden Metal Allegiance is techinically a debut metal album. However it’s by, as the name suggests, a Metal Allegiance of talent from the industry…
Anathema – “A Sort of Homecoming” DVD/CD (2015)
Label: KSCOPE Review by Alysha Hayden Popular British rockers Anathema have released a live recording of a concert held in the beautiful Liverpool Cathedral. “A Sort of Homecoming” is more…
Anna Murphy – Nucleus Torn
Interview by Miriam C. Since 1997, Switzerland’s Nucleus Torn is one of the best kept secret in the metal panorama and it seldom happens to have chance to chat with…
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…