Interview : Helena Haaparanta – Crimfall
Interview by Si Smith From the first chord to the final drumbeat, a Crimfall album is an aural spectacle to behold. Orchestrations and sound effects only serve…
Interview : June Park – Clandestine
Interview by Lindz Riot Out of California comes a quirky band by the name of Clandestine. They came together in early 2006 and has since been a…
Eerie Sounds Review : Collection d’Arnell-Andrea – “Vernés-Monde” (2010)
Label : Prikosnovenie Review by Stina If you have a weak spot for haunting, subtly transporting soundscapes crossed by quiet rivers, inhabited by mythical creatures and enveloped in the soothing…
Interview : Cathrine Paulsen – Trail of Tears
Interview by Erwin Van Dijk An interview with Cathrine from Trail of Tears. Cathrine Paulsen is the female singer of Trail of Tears. She did the female vocals…
Interview : Cassi Mergo – Glass Delirium
Interview by Ed MacLaren Denver’s Glass Delirium is a seamless amalgamation of musical influences. Jazz, swing, metal and straight-ahead prog rock all find a place to jam on…
Eerie Sounds Reviews : Blackmore’s Night – “A Night in York” DVD (2012)
Label : UDR/EMI Review by Luisa Mercier Blackmore’s Night on 30th September 2011 held a show in York, England at the Grand Opera House. The Medieval setting of the city…
Interview : Carmen Elise Espenæs – Midnattsol (2008)
Interview by Erwin Van Dijk Since the bio on the Midnattsol website (www.midnattsol.com) is writen in German, can you tell us something about the band? Everything started some…
Interview : Carla van Huizen Douw – La-Ventura
Interview by Erwin Van Dijk The first question: Can you tell us something about La-Ventura because the bio on your website isn’t exactly full of details. La-Ventura started…
Interview : Carie Van Heden – AnsoticcA
Interview by Erwin Van Dijk An interview with Carie from AnsoticcA. AnsoticcA is a new female fronted band from Germany and The Netherlands. You can describe their music…
Eerie Sounds Review : Caprice – “Masquerade” (2010)
Label : Prikosnovenie Review by Stina Russia’s Caprice have spent nine studio albums finding nuance in elvish fairy pop, sometimes inspired by the work of J. R. R. Tolkien. Now,…
Eerie Sounds Reviews : Canonis – “Apple of Discord” COMPILATION (2010)
Label : BadMoonBad Music/Solitude Productions Review by Tony Cannella It is odd when a band comes out with a 28-minute compilation EP. Such is the case with “Apple of Discord”…
Eerie Sounds Review : Candice Night – “Reflections” (2011)
Label : Ministrel Hall Review by Luisa Mercier The happily married wife of Ritchie Blackmore decided to go solo and provide us with this nice collection of tracks. Of course,…
Eerie Sounds Interview : Candice Night
Interview by Miriam “NocturnalConcerto” Not only known for her mesmerizing and fairy-like vocals in the mediaval act Blackmore’s Night, now Candice Night has decided to go solo for…
Interview : Barbara Brawand – Caladmor
Interview by Marc “Peston” Sels Caladmor is a Swiss Folk Gothic band that released an their interesting debut cd called “Midwinter” this year. Earlier they released three…
Interview : Michelle Loose – Brave
Interview by Erwin Van Dijk An interview with Michelle Loose from Brave. On June 1st the compilation double cd “Demonic and Divine” is released by Femme Metal Records..…
Interview :Micheal “Saga” Fiori & Adelaide “Arya” Allard De Stave – Black Knight Symfonia
Interview by Erwin Van Dijk Monaco is a miniature state the size of some football fields. It is mostly known as hangout for the rich & famous in…
Interview : Birgit Lau – Mandrake
Interview by Ed MacLaren After more than ten years and four albums Germany’s Mandrake continue to impress with their doom inflected brand of dark gothic metal. On…
Interview : Berenice Musa – Tears of Martyr
Interview by Robin Stryker Originally from the Canary Islands, Tears of Martyr now calls Madrid home. For those craving a dose of dark gothic metal, the band’s new…
Interview : Géraldine Gadaut – Benighted Soul
Interview by Si Smith It was clear from their early days that Benighted Soul were no average French symphonic metal band. From the Greek lettering on their…
Interview : Sarah Liodenot – Bel O Kan
Interview by Connie Bach Bel o Kan has an interesting combination of elements. There is the romance of symphony, an eighties flare created by the guitars,…