Chaney Crabb – Entheos
Interview by Tony Cannella Entheos is a severely devastating band from the Bay Area and they have just released their debut album, “The Infinite Nothing”. Former members of Animosity…
Lita Ford – “Time Capsule” (2016)
Label: SPV Review by Tony Cannella Lita Ford is a legend: there can be no doubt about that. When she returned with her wildly received (and deservedly so) comeback album…
Nemesea – “Uprise” (2016)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Tony Cannella Probably, one of my favorite bands over the last few years is the Dutch outfit, Nemesea. To me, their best album was the…
Doro – “Love’s Gone to Hell” EP (2016)
Label: Nuclear Blast Review by Tony Cannella Throughout her 30 plus year career Doro has been as consistently good as any artist has in heavy rock. Sure, some albums have…
Candace Kucsulain – Walls of Jericho
Interview by Tony Cannella Walls of Jericho is back with their first new record in eight years. Their new album is titled “No One Can Save You From Yourself” and…
Susanna – “Triangle” (2016)
Label: SusannaSonata Review by Warren Mayocchi Like the simplistic brush strokes of a Monet painting, Susanna entertains with vocals and minimal instrumentation. Examining the music closely reveals repetitive lyrics and…
Walking On Cars – “Everything This Way” (2016)
Label: Virgin/EMI Records Review by Warren Mayocchi “Everything This Way” is the debut album from Walking On Cars. The band call themselves pop-rock which is appropriate, though the lead vocals…
The Anchoress – “Confessions of a Romance Novelist” (2016)
Label: KScope Review by Warren Mayocchi Catherine Anne Davies is not a female religious hermit, rather she is a talented musician whose new album debuts under the name of The Anchoress. “Confessions of a…
Kami Van Halst – Van Halst
Interview by Tony Cannella Hailing from Canada, Van Halst is a genre defying band. There is a lot of musical ground covered on their latest album “World of Make Believe”.…
Lissie – “My Wild West” (2016)
Label: Lionboy/Cooking Vinyl Review by Warren Mayocchi Heartfelt folk rock is what you will hear from Lissie on “My Wild West”. There is a subtle country edge to the music,…
Agoraphobic Nosebleed – “Arc” EP (2016)
Label: Relapse Records Review by Alysha Hayden Agoraphobic Nosebleed are a grind-core band created in Sprinfield and now hailing from Bethesda, Maryland. “Arc” is an EP that boasts more than…
Tommy Karevik – Kamelot
Interview by Tony Cannella On their new album, “Haven”, Kamelot continues to prove themselves as one of the leading metal bands in the world. Recently, vocalist Tommy Karevik was nice…
Delain – “Lunar Prelude” EP (2016)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Tony Cannella The Dutch Symphonic metal band Delain returns with a new EP, “Lunar Prelude”. The band has been a touring machine over the last…
NordWitch – “No Regrets” SINGLE (2016)
Independent Release Review by Alysha Hayden NordWitch are a blackened/death metal band from the Ukraine and Hungary formed just over a year ago. Their lyrics a mainly composed of their…
Cammie Gilbert – Oceans of Slumber
Interview by Tony Cannella Hailing from Texas, Oceans of Slumber is a band that I am sure we will be hearing a lot from in 2016. The band’s line-up consists…
Heike Langhans – Draconian
Interview by Miriam C. By reading these words it feels like to be thrown in a parallel dimension, I’m not trying to mess around with anybody but every time I…
Alabama Shakes – “Sound & Color” (2015)
Label: ATO Records/Rough Trade Review by Warren Mayocchi The talented Alabama Shakes have released their second album. They are a blues-rock band comprised of lead singer and guitarist Brittany Howard,…
Ecliptica – “Ecliptifide” (2016)
Label: Mars Music Review by Tony Cannella The Austrian metal ‘n’ roll band Ecliptica returns with their 3rd full-length album “Ecliptified”. Their last album “Journey Saturnine” was released in 2012…
Temma, Yoko, Shin & Kei – URBANGARDE
Interview by Miriam C. Japan, musically speaking, is a wonderland. Out of the blue, I’m not getting crazy : I’m simply stating the obvious. If in the 90’s the Japanese…