Alchemists of Darkness – “Laments” EP (2008)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Spain’s Alchemists of Darkness are a tough band to categorize. They are a metal band but I’m not sure as to what sub-genre they’d…
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Crimson Tears – “The Dark Awekening” (2007)
Independent Release Review by Nina Sky Crimson Tears are a female fronted metal band from England. They use mainly a heavy metal sound with thick symphonic overtones. The band was founded…
SEVENTH WONDER @ Alchemica, Bologna, 05/11/2022
SEVENTH WONDER gets back to Italy for three exclusive show to support “The Testament”. Here the live pics of the live show in Bologna!
HEILUNG: release first single
Enigmatic world music collective HEILUNG are proud to unveil the very first single of their upcoming full length ‘Drif’. The album is set for worldwide release on August 19, 2022 via Season of Mist and the brand new single “Anoana”
Sándor Vály & Júlia Heéger – “Sacred Songs – Hildegard von Bingen Variation” (2019)
Ektro Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Saint Hildegard lived almost a thousand years ago in what is historically known as the dark ages. She is celebrated for many writings as…
KINGFISHER SKY – Feeding out the fearless wolves
Kingfisher Sky’s 5th full-length drops. Dutch prog rock masters unleash a self-produced gem inspired by Cherokee wisdom: Two wolves battle inside us—darkness vs. light. Which one do you feed?
NERO KANE – Vibrant love for Death and the Poetry
Nero Kane and Samantha Stella return with a new chapter in their dark, poetic universe. Amid a turbulent moment in history, the duo is experiencing an intensely creative period marked by the release of their fourth album, For the Love of the Death and the Poetry, out now via Subsound Records and a series of evocative Ritual Folk Shows across Italy
DENIAL OF LIFE – A remarkable and grim testament to rage
Denial of Life delivers a “grim testament to rage and ruin” with their new EP, Witness the Power. Vocalist Brenna sits down with us to pull back the curtain on the band’s basement-recorded sound, their Slayer-inspired aesthetic, and the intense, human emotions that drive their music, promising even more loud, explosive things to come.
CARSON MCHONE – A Unique Journey from Texas to Canada
With her new album Pentimento, singer-songwriter Carson McHone—also known for her work with Daniel Romano’s Outfit—continues to explore the spaces where folk, country, and art-rock intersect.
HVIRESS – Welcome to a pioneering and free world
Born out of the stillness of the pandemic, HVIRESS is the electrifying side project of Mishkin Fitzgerald (Birdeatsbaby, Crimson Veil) and Hana (Hana Piranha). What began as an experiment in creative freedom — a space without pressure or expectation — soon evolved into a dark, spellbinding fusion of electronic, ritualistic pop and gothic mystique.
BLACKBRIAR – A Thrilling Tale of A Thousand Little Deaths
Step into a gothic fairy-tale of sound where whispers turn into riffs and whispers into screams. With haunting vocals and cinematic melodies, A Thousand Little Deaths draws you into a world of dark romance, shattered love and shimmering shadows. Are you ready to get lost in the story?
WOLVENNEST – It’s time for an interesting procession
With Wolvennest’s highly anticipated new album Procession set to release on October 17th via Consouling Sounds, we caught up with Shazzula to discuss the creative journey behind the record, the band’s evolving sound, and what fans can expect from their upcoming European tour.
FRAYLE – Haunting and wondrous lullabies for the world
Cleveland-based duo FRAYLE returns this October with Heretics & Lullabies, their haunting new album released via Napalm Records.
BLACKBRIAR – Welcome to this gothic universe now
With a vivid cinematic vision, Blackbriar returns with their third full-length album, A Thousand Little Deaths. In this exclusive interview with Rene Boxem and drummer vocalist Zora Cock, the band delves into the heart of their artistry, exploring the shadows and stories that breathe life into their music.
WET LEG – Uncommonly daring indie rock
Hailing from the Isle of Wight in England, Wet Leg is a band that began primarily as a duo consisting of Rhian Teasdale (vocals and guitar) and Hester Chambers (backing…
FREEZE THE FALL – It’s Wonderful Storytelling Through Music
Canada’s modern rock/metal dynamic Freeze The Fall stands out for their raw intensity and emotional depth with the EP “The Red Garden” out now via 604 Records. Learn more about it together band members Quinn Mitzel, Jonah Goncalves, and Aria Becker
WHITE CIRCLE PROJECT – Neapolitan beautiful and enthralling melodies
White Circle Project blends progressive pop, acoustic, and classical sounds with a dark, introspective edge in their debut release “Close Your Eyes and See Your Ghosts”. Learn more on our interview here!
ILIENSES – The calling of an ancient and beautiful world
With Jael, their powerful second album, Ilienses dive even deeper into the soul of Sardinia, weaving together music, memory, and identity. Drawing inspiration from ancient myth, archaeology, and the rich culture of Sardinia, the band offers a unique sonic journey that transcends borders. In this interview, we speak with frontwoman Natascia about the stories behind the music, the deep symbolism of their imagery, and the timeless power of Sardinian tradition.
ENEMY INSIDE – See the power of the freedom
Get ready for a deep dive into the world of Enemy Inside, the highly anticipated new album from the band that’s been turning heads with their musical evolution. With influences ranging from the dark intensity of “Venom” to the power track with Japan vibes and anime-style song “Sayonara”, this album explores themes of internal struggles, including the battle with depression.
JINJER – A mind-blowing and beautiful milestone
This album by Jinjer is highly anticipated. It marks their fifth full-length release, arriving four years after their previous record, Wallflowers. Originating from Donetsk, Ukraine—a region sadly known as a…