Anckora – “Экстрим” EP (2014)
Label: Irond Review by Vard Aman Anckora formed in Moscow in 2006, initially as a more standard Symphonic Metal band before morphing into the Industrial Metal sound they have now.…
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Noora Tommila – Eleanoora Rosenholm
Interview by CriX A women who kill their boyfriends, some mothers who commit murders and a women that drives an ambulance. What the hell has to do all this with Eleanoora…
TWIN – SoundWitch
Interview by Miriam C. Well, Japan, despite its limited geographical width, is able to offer one of the best and exciting musical scene in the world (excluding the Scandinavian one)…
Introducing Margaret Berger
Article by Miriam C. & Alessandra Cognetta Sometimes people (in particular some metalheads – now don’t take it personally, I’m just stating the obvious) confuse quality with commercial: at the…
September Mourning – “Melancholia” (2012)
Label: Repo Records Review by Luisa Mercier The gothic rock band September Mourning debuted with “Melancholia” and hails from the United States. The founder, the vocalist September defines the project much…
Samaris – “Samaris” (2013)
Label: One Little Indian Records Review by Matteo Bussotti Can we consider “Samaris” as a folk album? I’m saying this because it seems like calm, haunting, relaxed but, in a…
Dol Theeta – “The Universe Expands” (2008)
Label : Electronic Art Metal Review by Luisa Mercier Dol Theeta is another project by Thanasis Lightbridge, who is the leader of another electronic metal band, Dol Ammad. This project is…
Diehard – “When Illusion Gone” (2011)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier Diehard is a very young German band; they were founded in 2010 and released their first album at the begininning of 2011. They play a…
Desdemona – “Endorphins” (2012)
Label : Danse Macabre Records Review by Luisa Mercier Desdemona is a Polish industrial rock band and “Endorphins” is their fourth full-length effort after a break due to singer Agnieszka…
Helalyn Flowers – “White Me In Black Me Out” (2013)
Label : Alfa Matrix Review by Davide Torresan Born in 2006, the Italian Helalyn Flowers reach the goal of the 3rd album after a couple of nice works like “A…
Carter Tutti Void – “Transverse” (2012)
Label: Mute Records Review by Luisa Mercier Last release by Carter Tutti (name that hides Chris Carter and Cosey Fanni Tutti) dates back to 2007. “Feral Vapours of the Silver Ether”…
Black Heaven – “Dystopia” (2011)
Label : Trisol Music Group GmbH Review by Luisa Mercier Black Heaven is the side project of mastermind Martin Schindler, which tried to complete the gothic rock played with Mantus through…
Ayria – “Plastic Makes Perfect” (2013)
Label : Alfa Matrix Review by Davide Torresan Ayria is back! After the release of the EP “Plastic and Broken” we are all invited to return on the dancefloor with…
Krystal System – Rage (2013)
Label: Alfa Matrix Review by Davide Torresan Krystal System reached the fateful goal of the 3rd album. After “Underground” and “Nuclear”, the French duo formed by Bonnie and Seven presents…
Ayria – “Plastic and Broken” EP (2013)
Label : Alfa Matrix Review by Davide Torresan Ayria is a Canadian dance-pop musical project formed by Jennifer Parkin. She’s the former singer of the EBM group Epsilon Minus, and…
Siva Six – “The Twin Moon” (2011)
Label : Alfa Matrix Review by Luisa Mercier The Greek duo Siva Six is back on the scene after five years of absence. Their latest release was the their second…
Mike Oldfield – “Tubular Beats” (2013)
Label : earMusic/Edel Review by Davide Torresan I am 26 years old, almost 27, and I don’t know who’s Mike Oldfield. Yes, you‘ve read right. Sometimes I’ve heard his name,…
DyNAbyte – “2KX” (2011)
Label : Wormholedeath/Dreamcell 11 Review by Davide Torresan DyNAbyte is an Italian industrial metal band formed in 1998. Their monicker is the fusion of the words “Dynamite”, “DNA”, and “byte” that…
Lovelorn Dolls – “The House of Wonders” (2013)
Label : Alfa Matrix Review by Davide Torresan “The House of Wonders” is the debut album of Belgian Lovelorn Dolls, or rather the follow-up of the well received EP “An…
Reism – “Something Darker” (2011)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier After their 2005 debut “Lifestyle Product”, Norwegian/English Reism are back and unleash the lethal mix of guitars, electronic, atmosphere and rhythm. The arrangements are overall…