Unseen Ether – “Ephemeral Way” EP (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella “Ephemeral Way” is the title of the debut EP from Spanish Goth metallers Unseen Ether. 5-songs and 25-minutes worth of music makes up the…
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Touchstone – “Discordant Dreams” RE-ISSUE (2012)
Label: SPV/Steamhammer Review by Tony Cannella The U.K. based band Touchstone does a wonderful job in walking the fine line between over-the-top progressive rock and more mainstream rock music. Some…
Touchstone – “Wintercoast” REISSUE (2012)
Label : SPV/Steamhammer Review by Tony Cannella The U.K. progressive rock outfit Touchstone’s second full-length album “Wintercoast” was originally released in 2009. Now, thanks to SPV it has received the…
Touchstone – “Mad Hatters” EP RE-ISSUE (2012)
Label : SPV/Steamhammer Review by Tony Cannella In 2007 the progressive/AOR rock band Touchstone, first came on the scene with this – their debut EP “Mad Hatters”, which has now…
Lanewin – “Eclectic Tour” (2012)
Independent Release Review by Vard Aman There is currently no shortage of really good Female-fronted Symphonic Metal bands around the world plying their trade, so for a band to really…
Korrigan – “Thy Art, Lament” (2010)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier Greek combo Korrigan released in 2010 their first full-length, after a demo and a promo EP. The kind of music that they deliver us…
Fateless Tears – “Halogen Dawn” EP (2012)
Label : BlueFreya Media Review by Luisa Mercier Fateless Tears are back and have just released a new EP called “Halogen Dawn”. The style proposed is their usual progressive metal with…
Diva Suicide – “New Girl on the Block” SINGLE (2011)
Label : Battered Vinyl Review by Luisa Mercier The new single by the California-based Diva Suicide is an anthem against the X-Factor generation, as they state on their Facebook page. It…
Visioni Gotiche – “Cancellata del tempo” (2012)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier Visioni Gotiche is a dark-horror Italian band that has already released four records and several soundtracks for indie horror movies. “Cancellata del tempo” has been…
Visioni Gotiche – “Il Segreto del Demone (The Secret of the Demon)” (2009)
Label : Note Volanti Edizioni Musicali Review by Luisa Mercier Visioni Gotiche (“Gothic Visions”) is an Italian project born in 2007 having as creative aim the composition of dark ambient…
Priscilla Hernandez – “Ancient Shadows – The Ghost and the Fairy” (2006)
Label : Yidnet Review by Luisa Mercier Straight from Fairyland, here she comes. The Spanish singer-songwriter Priscilla Hernandez is multi-talented musician who created a record completely devoted to fairish, ethereal…
Celtic Woman – “Lullaby” (2011)
Label : Manhattan Records Review by Luisa Mercier Celtic Woman has always been a synonym for beauty, sweetness, quietness and a certain magic atmosphere. The present compilation has all of…
Tegan and Sara – “Heartthrob” (2013)
Label : Sire/Warner Review by Luisa Mercier Tegan and Sara is a Canadian duo of twin sisters that play alternative, indie music. As far as I know previous records leaned…
Phildel – EP (2013)
Independent Release Review by Luisa Mercier Phildel is one of those rare artists in whom musical talent is complemented by an imagery of equal beauty. I stumbled upon her by mere…
Blue Dawn – “Blue Dawn” (2011)
Label : Black Widow Records Review by Luisa Mercier Blue Dawn is an Italian rock band and this self-titled record is their debut full-length. Even though in their decription they…
Seremonia – “Seremonia” (2012)
Label : Svart Records Review by Luisa Mercier “Seremonia” is the Finnish word for “ceremony” and it conveys the world that the music of this band wants to create. Gloomy,…
District 97 – “Trouble With Machines” (2012)
Label : Laser’s Edge Review by Tony Cannella Impressive! Utterly impressive and unexpectedly so, that is my first impression of the Chicago based progressive rock/metal outfit District 97 and their…
Seduce The Heaven – “Field of Dreams” (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella 2013 could be a big year for the Greek melodic thrash, death metal band Seduce the Heaven. In 2011 the band released a well…
Molllust – Schuld (2012)
Independent Release Review by Matteo Bussotti I’ll make it clear from the beginning: if classical music is not for you, then you can ignore this album. “Schuld” is a pretty…
Huldre – “Intet Menneskebarn” (2012)
Independent Release Review by Matteo Bussotti Huldre‘s origins go back to 2006, but it wasn’t until 2010 that they found a stable formation, and here we are, with their first…