Indie Zone

Florence + The Machine – “High as Hope” (2018)

by:
Miriam Cadoni
Editor in Chief, boss and owner of the website, she started to run Femme Metal Webzine after a previous experience in other music and metal magazines. She always loves to give space to any band of any music genre she considers valid to be introduce to the European and International audience.
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Label: Virgin EMI Records/Universal Music Review by Warren Mayocchi In the list of bands with a distinctive sound, Florence + the Machine are sure to rank. […]

Interviews

Chaney Crabb – Entheos

by:
Miriam Cadoni
Editor in Chief, boss and owner of the website, she started to run Femme Metal Webzine after a previous experience in other music and metal magazines. She always loves to give space to any band of any music genre she considers valid to be introduce to the European and International audience.
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  Interview by Tony Cannella Entheos is a severely devastating band from the Bay Area and they have just released their debut album, “The Infinite […]

Reviews

Girlschool – “Guilty As Sin” (2015)

by:
Miriam Cadoni
Editor in Chief, boss and owner of the website, she started to run Femme Metal Webzine after a previous experience in other music and metal magazines. She always loves to give space to any band of any music genre she considers valid to be introduce to the European and International audience.
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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 […]

Interviews

Jennifer Borg – Divine Ascension

by:
Miriam Cadoni
Editor in Chief, boss and owner of the website, she started to run Femme Metal Webzine after a previous experience in other music and metal magazines. She always loves to give space to any band of any music genre she considers valid to be introduce to the European and International audience.
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Interview by Miriam C. “As The Truth Appears” marked, in 2011, the debut of this Melbourne-based progressive metal band, even if some time is passed […]

Reviews

As Angels Bleed – “As Angels Bleed” (2013)

by:
Miriam Cadoni
Editor in Chief, boss and owner of the website, she started to run Femme Metal Webzine after a previous experience in other music and metal magazines. She always loves to give space to any band of any music genre she considers valid to be introduce to the European and International audience.
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Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From Australia, As Angels Bleed plays beautifully vampiric gothic metal with a romantic edge. Their self-titled debut is out […]