Delerium – “Mythologie” (2016)
Label: Metropolis Records Review by Warren Mayocchi In the chilled world of ambient music Delerium has been entertaining us since 1987. “Mythologie” will be the band’s 15th album and continues…
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Einar “Kvitrafn” Selvik – Wardruna
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta Wardruna‘s insight on rune lore and Scandinavian culture has attracted an important following in the last few years, especially among metal fans. I had the chance…
Mamiffer – “The World Unseen” (2016)
Label: SIGE Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Imagine a speaker, volume up to maximum, there is an underlying buzz being emitted reflective of the high volume but nothing else. Gradually…
Patricìa Andrade – Sinistro
Interview by Miriam C. I’ve always asked myself why it’s so hard to appreciate and listen to the music without forcing any useless musical categorization on it. We should enjoy…
Christina Vantzou – No2 (2014)
Label: Kranky Review by Alessandra Cognetta Christina Vantzou is a composer, artist and video-maker from Brussels, Belgium. “No2” is her second album in collaboration with the Magik*Magik Orchestra and her…
Wardruna – “gap var Ginnunga” RE-RELEASE (2014)
Label: Indie Recordings Review by Alessandra Cognetta Wardruna’s “gap var Ginnunga” is the first album from their “Runaljod” trilogy. The album was first released in 2009, but in May 2014…
Anna von Hausswolff – “Ceremony” (2013)
Label: City Slang Review by Luisa Mercier I confess I never heard of this Swedish girl, architect turned singer songwriter. My bad indeed, since Northern Europe seems to provide the…
The Floating World – “The Apparition” (2012)
Label: Cyclic Law Review by Luisa Mercier The Floating World is the solo project of Amanda Votta. Begun in 2005, three albums have been released so far; “Full Sturgeon Moon”…
Leila Abdul-Rauf – “Cold and Cloud” (2013)
Label: Saadi Saati Records (Pesanta Urfolk Records) Review by Luisa Mercier I already got to know Leila through her work in one of her bands, the metal combo Hammers of…
Nuit – “Time of Innocence” EP (2012)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Nuit is a duo (male and female) hailing from France. Their debut EP is titled “Time of Innocence” and the band plays what might…
Havnatt – “Etterlatte” (2013)
Label: Secret Quarters Review by Davide Torresan Only one year has passed since the release of the EP “Havdøgn” of the Norwegian Havnatt. “Etterlatte” is the debut album of the…
Androniki Skoula – Chaostar
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta In this interview we get to know more about Chaostar with the help of their lovely vocalist Androniki Skoula. Trying to describe Chaostar‘s music is a…
Chaostar – “Anomima” (2013)
Label : Season Of Mist Review by Davide Torresan Born in 1998, Chaostar is the side-project of Christos Antoniou, the guitarist of the symphonic death metal band Septicflesh. In this…
Kvitrafn (Einar Selvik) – Wardruna
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta When I was asked if I wanted to interview Einar “Kvitrafn” Selvik from Wardruna I had to stop for a good five minutes to register the…
Aythis – “New Earth” (2011)
Label : Twilight Records Review by Luisa Mercier Aythis is the side project of Carline Van Roos, already known for being the frontwoman of doom-metallers Lethian Dreams, which releases I…
Cecilia Bjärgö – Arcana
Interview by Miriam Cadoni I must thank a dear friend of mind that some years ago introduced me to this particular musical genre [ the neoclassical/ambient genre] and consequently make…
Arcana – “As Bright As Thousand Suns” (2012)
Label : Cyclic Law Review by Luisa Mercier New Arcana record is another long dream, a foggy dream into oniric landscapes opened by a track meaningfully called “Somnolence”. Five years after…
Arcana – “Emerald” EP (2012)
Label : Cyclic Law Review by Luisa Mercier Arcana is a legendary name in neoclassical-ethereal, medieval sounding music and now are back after some years of silence with this 3…