Lanterns on the Lake – “Beings” (2015)
Label: Bella Union Review by Warren Mayocchi Shimmering evocations of emotion. There are albums which make the inner you feel like another instrument in the band. Lanterns on the Lake…
Girlschool – “Guilty As Sin” (2015)
Label: UDR Review by Tony Cannella Girlschool is a legendary band. They may not have had the success that a few of their New Wave of British Heavy Metal contemporaries…
Sami Hinkka & Petri Lindroos – Ensiferum
Interview by CriX Ensiferum is one of the most famous folk metal band from Finland, they are bringing on 20 years of a successful career and they are unstoppable. Before…
Jill Janus – Huntress
Interview by Tony Cannella Lately in the press there has been some concern as to whether Huntress would continue. Recently I had a chance to interview the incomparable Jill Janus,…
Lacey Sturm – “Life Screams” (2016)
Label: Followspot Records Review by Tony Cannella Since her departure from Flyleaf (after 10-years and 3-albums), Lacey Sturm has done a number of guest appearances with other artists and even…
Lachrymose – “Carpe Noctum” (2015)
Label: Pure Steel Publishing Review by Miss Peaches Lachrymose, hailing from Thessaloniki, is a dark melodic doom metal band with a motto that it isn’t just a dream but it…
Charlotte Wessels – Delain
Interview by Tony Cannella With the release of their new EP, “Lunar Prelude”, Dutch Symphonic metallers Delain are back out blazing a trail across North America with Nightwish and Sonata…
Anneke van Giersbergen & Árstíðir – “Verloren Verleden” (2016)
Label: Agua Recordings Review by Alessandra Cognetta Anneke van Giersbergen and Árstíðir bring the Netherlands and Iceland together to reinterpret some classics through their own lenses. Arias, folk tunes and…
New Order – “Music Complete” (2015)
Label: Mute Records Review by Warren Mayocchi New Order have been making music on and off since 1980, longer if you want to include the Joy Division days. “Music Complete”…
Draconian – “Sovran” (2015)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Draconian have returned with new female vocalist Heike Langhans. The vocals on this album are a constant conversation between the growling of Anders…
Emaline Delapaix – “Exorcism” EP (2015)
Independent Release Review by Warren Mayocchi “Exorcism” is the second in a series of four season themed EPs by Emaline Delapaix. At five songs running for fifteen minutes in total…
Anneke van Giersbergen
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta Here at Femme Metal Webzine we like to celebrate special occasions, and what’s better than a surprise interview with Anneke van Giersbergen to celebrate the release…
Whispering Tales – “Mechanism” (2014)
Independent Release Review by Mimi Robins Whispering Tales is a female fronted symphonic band from Marseilles, France who have here presented an album based off of a novel, “Pièces Manquants”,…
Night Viper – “Night Viper” (2015)
Label: Svart Records Review by Tony Cannella Hailing from Gothenburg, Sweden, Night Viper is a powerful metal band. Earlier in 2015 they released their debut single and now have unleashed…
Nina Osagueda – A Sound of Thunder
Interview by Tony Cannella With their latest album, “Tales From the Deadside”, the Washington, D.C. metal outfit have brought things to a whole new level. The album features some stellar…
Seven Waters – “Hunter’s Prey” EP (2015)
Independent Release Review by Miss Peaches Seven Waters are a band from the Netherlands who combine melodic metal with a progressive rock/metal element. Their catchy melodies are complimented by the…
Roberto Potenti & Ashley – Skylark
Interview by Miriam C. Don’t be afraid if this interview, at first sight, would look long and redundant but believe me, in Femme Metal Webzine‘s tradition, we always have tried…
GOLD – “No Image” (2015)
Label: Van Records/Profound Lore Records Review by Alysha Hayden GOLD are a post-dark rock band hailing from the Netherlands. “No Image” is their second full-length album. This album visually is…
Eivør – “Slør” (2015)
Label: TUTL Review by Alessandra Cognetta After her successful release in early 2015, “Bridges”, Eivør is back with what has been defined a sister album to its predecessor, “Slør”. The…