Brittany Slayes – Unleash The Archers
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta Canadian heavy metallers Unleash The Archers have recently released what s probably their best work yet with “Apex” [read our review here] an incredibly heavy and…
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NOÊTA – “Beyond Life and Death” (2017)
Label: Prophecy Productions Review by Warren Mayocchi NOÊTA‘s stated aim is to make music as “an accompaniment for introspection”. Even the band’s name originates in the works of philosophy and…
Neun Welten – “The Sea I’m Diving In” (2017)
Label: Prophecy Production/Auerbach Tonträger Review by Warren Mayocchi In Norse mythology there are nine worlds. When “nine worlds” is translated to German the result is Neun Welten. The band are…
Adrienne Cowan – Seven Spires
Interview by Tony Cannella From Boston, Massachusetts, the band Seven Spires is one of the most promising metal bands on the horizon. The band is made up of charismatic front…
Anathema – “The Optimist” (2017)
Label: KScope Review by Warren Mayocchi In 2001 Anathema released an album called “A Fine Day to Exit”. On the cover was the dashboard of a car, the view through…
Arch Enemy – “Will to Power” (2017)
Label: Century Media Review by Tony Cannella Arch Enemy is so freaking good at this point. The band has remained consistent throughout their history and show no signs of slowing down.…
Robin Wattie – BIG|BRAVE
Interview by Miriam C. This interview marks the beginning of a new start after an unwanted stop due to force majeure (which include work and study) thus with a huge…
Thomas Corpse – Jess and the Ancient Ones
Interview by Miriam C. Almost two years ago [read here], I’ve accomplished one of my dreams: interview JATAO‘s mainmain Thomas Corpse – now, it’s time to dig into the new…
Zola Jesus – “Okovi” (2017)
Label: Sacred Bones Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Zola Jesus has an arresting voice. A voice deep with the humanity of experience. On “Okovi” this voice is paired with a…
Tarja Turunen
Interview by Miriam C. For all of us, Christmas has a different and personal meaning but no matter what, you’ll always listen to the same good ol’songs and this in effect…
Tarja – “From Spirits and Ghosts (Score for a Dark Christmas)” (2017)
Label: earMUSIC Review by Alessandra Cognetta As the winter holidays approach, many of us panic at the thought of having to listen to the same two or three Christmas songs…
Galley Beggar – “Heathen Hymns” (2017)
Label: Rise Above Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Looking at the album cover for “Heathen Hymns” gives a distinct impression of what one will hear when the album is played.…
Simone Simons – Epica
Interview by Miriam C. Two times in one year, that’s the exact times of how much times I’ve attended Epica show this year but this time was more special because…
Unleash The Archers – “Apex” (2017)
Label: Napalm Records Review by Alessandra Cognetta Unleash The Archers have always been evolving at an incredible pace, maintaining an instantly recognizable sound and at the same time constantly bringing…
Anneke van Giersbergen – VUUR
Interview by Miriam C. I don’t want to sound always repetitive because we’re really aware (I hope hehehe) of what Anneke van Giersbergen represents for the global metal scene and…
The Secret Sisters – “You Don’t Own Me Anymore” (2017)
Label: New West Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Before going through some difficult times Laura and Lydia Rogers (a.k.a. The Secret Sisters) created two albums. Their new effort, “You Don’t…
Royal Thunder – “Wick” (2017)
Label: Spinefarm Records Review by Warren Mayocchi “Wick” is the name of the new Royal Thunder album. They are a group with a distinct and powerful sound. If I were…
The reborn of XJAPAN – an interview with YOSHIKI
Interview by Miriam C. Who are X JAPAN and Yoshiki? Hard to say because X JAPAN, although in their home country they have sold something like 30 millions of copies,…
Kobra Lotus – Kobra and the Lotus
Interview by Miriam C. Oh hell, winter is coming (and no, this hasn’t any reference connected to Game of Thrones) and I wish sometimes to skip this long Dutch winter…
Marika Hackman – “I’m Not Your Man” (2017)
Label: Sub Pop Records/Transgressive Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Prominent bass lines, jangling guitar flourishes, whimsical vocals bordering on the disinterested – it all adds up to “I’m Not Your…