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POOR CREATURE – Unique melodies from Ireland

  • August 29, 2025
On the occasion of their performance at Birmingham’s Supersonic Festival and prior to their performance, we talked with Poor Creature—the collaboration between Landless’ Ruth Clinton and Lankum’s Cormac MacDiarmada and John Dermody following their release of their debut album All Smiles Tonight (July 11th, River Lea Records).
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SOWULO – The spectacular and continuous circle of life

  • August 15, 2025
The continuous cycles of the universe take center stage in Sowulo’s new album NIHT, a work steeped in the spiritual philosophy of ancient Northern Europe. Guided by founder Faber Horbach, Sowulo explores themes of darkness, renewal, and timeless human connection. For the first time, Sowulo singer Micky Huisman speaks about “NIHT” accompanying the release.
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PENELOPE TRAPPES – An hypnotic trip into a requiem

  • April 14, 2025
Penelope Trappes emerges from isolation with a powerful new chapter in her musical journey, signing a fresh record deal with One Little Independent Records. Her new album, A Requiem, is a raw, spiritual journey—astonishingly vulnerable, and a compelling examination of loss: the threat of it, the meaning of it, and the coming to terms with it. In this special interview, we delve into this artist’s new era.
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ILIENSES – The calling of an ancient and beautiful world

  • April 7, 2025
With Jael, their powerful second album, Ilienses dive even deeper into the soul of Sardinia, weaving together music, memory, and identity. Drawing inspiration from ancient myth, archaeology, and the rich culture of Sardinia, the band offers a unique sonic journey that transcends borders. In this interview, we speak with frontwoman Natascia about the stories behind the music, the deep symbolism of their imagery, and the timeless power of Sardinian tradition.
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MAUD THE MOTH – Searing astonishing cathartic visions

  • March 12, 2025
Experimental dark progger Maud The Moth, the solo project of Spanish-born and Scotland-based pianist, singer, and songwriter Amaya Lopez-Carromero, has recently released her new album The Distaff via The Larvarium (digital + CD) and La Rubia Producciones (vinyl). The album delves into past trauma, exploring the difficult aspects that shape our darker selves. Through creative catharsis, it aims to offer both closure and solace, as discussed in an interview with Femme Metal Webzine.
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MARTIN HOWTH – Weaving mind-blowing and authentic vocal time

  • March 4, 2025
Today, we’re excited to welcome Martin Howth, the captivating solo looping project of vocalist Audra Mariel. Known for weaving ethereal, meditative vocal tapestries using nothing but her voice and a signature green suitcase loop station, Martin Howth’s music blends haunting harmonies, thoughtful lyrics, and a deep sense of place. With her new album “Distant Dissonance”, recorded live in historic spaces across New Jersey, Martin Howth brings us a collection of songs that capture both the beauty of imperfection and the magic of the moment. Let’s dive in — welcome, Martin Howth!
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EIVØR – An ancestral journey through beautiful sounds

  • September 10, 2024
EIVØR, the renowned Faroese singer, returns with her 11th album, released via Season of Mist. Embarking on an ancestral journey through beautiful sounds, this new work showcases her signature blend of haunting melodies and evocative storytelling, inviting listeners into a deeply immersive and mystical musical experience.
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ATARAXIA – Emotions in a simple and pure alchemy

  • June 19, 2024
Ataraxia returns with their twenty-ninth album ”Centauria”, on which they present their blend of neofolk and darkwave guided by the the ethereal voice of Francesca Nicolò. She once again guides us through that ancestral universe inhabited by men, gods, and supernatural beings
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ALTAMULLAN ROAD – Music is born from rare and true friendship

  • May 10, 2024
Behind the moniker Altamullan Road, Finnish singer-songwriters Johanna Kurkela and Johanna Iivanainen join forces. In anticipation of their European debut this weekend in The Netherlands, the duo took a moment to introduce their self-titled album, released in 2020, and share their upcoming plans with our editor, Cristina. Immerse yourself in the enchanting and folk-inspired ambiance of Altamullan Road through this interview.
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SUSANNA – Look out for the flowers of evil

  • November 21, 2023
The chameleonic artist Susanna is back with her new musical chapter dedicated to the French poet Charles Baudelaire. Her new full-length aptly named “Baudelaire & Orchestra” features some reworked songs from her past installments “Baudelaire & Piano” and “Elevation”.
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