Mental Defect – “Longplayer” (2011)
Label: Equinoxe Records Review by Tony Cannella Some Old school Death Metal combined with Melodic more traditional metal is what you’ll get on “Longplayer”, the debut album from Germany’s Mental…
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6th Awakening – “Psycho Path” (2012)
Label : Grom Records/Tmina Records Review by Davide Torresan 6th Awakening is a curious case of a band. This Swedish group was created in 2001 by the singer Lovisa Lundmark…
Eternyx – “Unknown Way” (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From Brazil, the band Eternyx formed in 2008 and has just issued their debut album “Unknown Way”. Throughout the 10-song 38-minute album, Eternyx offers…
Seduce The Heaven – “Field of Dreams” (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella 2013 could be a big year for the Greek melodic thrash, death metal band Seduce the Heaven. In 2011 the band released a well…
AraPacis – “Netherworld” (2012)
Label : Ravenheart Music Review by Tony Cannella The Montreal, Canada based progressive, gothic metal band AraPacis were formed in 2003. In 2006 they released their debut “So Many Leapers”…
Maleficium Arungquilta – “Касание Сквозь Стекло” (“Kasaniye Skvoz’ Steklo” – “Touch Through the Glass”) (2011)
Independent Release Review by Vard Aman I have written before about the potential benefits of searching harder and farther through Femme Metal’s vast underground; there are some real gems out…
Interview : Laura Binder – Dalriada
Interview by Ed MacLaren Music has always been an amalgamation of styles and influences and metal is no exception. By channelling folk through the heavy riffs of metal,…
Interview : Ligeia – Levania
Interview by Roberta Ilaria Rossi Still unknown by someone, but slightly known, the gothic band from Ferrara Levania emerges this year on the international metal scene with the…
Tothem – “Beyond the Sea” (2012)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella On their debut full-length, “Beyond the Sea”, the Italian symphonic metal band Tothem has taken many steps beyond their 2010 EP “Osaka Bed &…
Interview : Morgan Lander – Kittie (2011)
Interview by Ed MacLaren Since blasting out of the Great White North in 1999, Canada’s Kittie has pushed and evolved from its nu-metal roots into a tight thrash-oriented…
Review Gig : In This Moment @ Scout Bar, San Antonio, TX, USA 16/11/2009
Photo & Review by Ed MacLaren Christmas came early to Texas this year as In This Moment‘s A Winter To Remember tour made its way to San Antonio.…
Xenesthis – “Thou Shall Not” (2011)
Label : Come Clean Records Review by Tony Cannella The Xenesthis Immanis is a type of Tarantula from Columbia. I was curious what the band name meant, so I googled…
My Dying Bride – “A Map of All Our Failures” (2012)
Label : Peaceville Records Review by Davide Torresan Ladies and Gentlemen, My Dying Bride is back. Three years have passed since the last album, “For Lies I Sire” and one…
Interview : Elizabeth Andrews – Frantic Amber
Interview by Si Smith From the retro feel of Girlschool to the heavier riffage of Kittie, all-girl bands are slowly becoming more prevalent in the metal scene. More and more we are…
Evenpath – “IX5VI2” EP (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From France, the symphonic power metal band Evenpath features the powerful vocals of Sarah Liodenot. Their debut EP is out now and goes by…
The Way of Purity – “Biteback” EP (2011)
Label : Wormhole Death/Aural Music Review by Luisa Mercier The Way of Purity was born in 2009 in Norway. The band literally came out of nowhere and the members are…
Eths – “III” (2012)
Label : Season of Mist Review by Luisa Mercier “III”, as the title says is the fourth studio album by Eths, French metalcore band (with multiple influences going from gothic…
Eths – “Sôma” (2004)
Label : Season of Mist Review by Luisa Mercier The death-metalcore French band Eths has recently released their fourth effort, which I highly enjoyed, and in the meanwhile has also…
Interview : Candice Clot – Eths
Interview by Roberta Ilaria Rossi On the wake of the most famous bands like Arch Enemy, The Agonist, In This Moment, a “newbie” French band is moving…
Interview : Kierston Graham – For the Suffering
Interview by Connie Bach Don’t take this album lightly. It isn’t your average metalcore album. It is far more intense. Guttural growls, with angelic clean vocals mixed in, is…