Ataraxia – “Deep Blue Firmament” (2016)
Label: Sleazy Rider Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Tranquillity is the short translation of Ataraxia, they are of course also a band with a massive output – they have created…
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Molllust – “In Deep Waters” (2015)
Independent Release Review by Peach Galea Molllust are a unique band which have a unique twist on combining classical and metal with beautiful operatic tones. They have an expressive use…
Sirenia – “Perils of the Deep Blue” (2013)
Label : Nuclear Blast Records Review by Tony Cannella The Norwegian Symphonic metal band Sirenia returns with their 6th album, “Perils of the Deep Blue” and what you get here…
Sirenia – “Perils of the Deep Blue” (2013)
Label : Nuclear Blast Review by Tony Cannella The Norwegian Symphonic metal band Sirenia returns with their 6th album, “Perils of the Deep Blue” and what you get here is…
Curved Air – “Live Atmosphere” (2012)
Label : Curved Air Records Review by Matteo Bussotti Curved Air‘s foundation goes back to 70s, and many people remember them as one of the most important band in prog/folk…
Interview : Dani Nolden – Shadowside (2011)
Interview by Ed MacLaren Brazilian thrash rockers, Shadowside have spent the last five years defying conventional definitions of a female-fronted band with their searing brand of metal. With…
Interview : Lady Godyva – Godyva
Interview by Erwin van Dijk On June 1st the compilation double cd “Demonic and Divine” is released by Femme Metal Records. The cd is to support the Macmillan…
Downcast Art – “Forbidden Memories” (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella The Croatian symphonic metal band Downcast Art unleashed their debut demo in 2009. Now they are back with a new singer (Jelena Muzar) and…
Interview : Jelena Mužar – Downcast Art
Interview by Roberta Ilaria Rossi Symphonic metal is one of the most fashionable among the music metal genres and surely it has got a very special care, becoming…
Industrial/Electronic Realms Interview : Kemi Vita – The Dreamside
Interview by Ed MacLaren Since the mid-1990s, The Dreamside have entertained fans across the world with their unique musical vision: gothic, metal and dance music combined to create…
Industrial & Electronic Realms : Angelo Bergamini & Elena Alice Fossi – Kirlian Camera
Interview by Miriam C. & Roberta Ilaria Rossi Today, we have the pleasure and the honor to give space to one of the true legend of electronic/darkwave genre.…
Indie Zone Interview : Brittany Hölljes – Delta Rae
Interview by Luisa Mercier I had the pleasure to review the debut of Delta Rae, talented band from Duke, North Carolina. Their sound draws from several genres,…
Interview : Lisy Stefanoni – Evenoire (2012)
Interview by Miriam C. And here we’re for the second time promoting Evenoire. This time we have talked with Lisy about their debut album “Vitriol” that was published…
Interview : Irene Mondino – Alchemy Room
Interview by Si Smith Alchemy Room are a Italian progressive rock band born on 2007 and have already on their discography 2 EP that, now thanks to…
Eerie Sounds Section : Blackmore’s Night – “Autumn Sky” (2010)
Label : Spinefarm Records/Universal Review by Tony Cannella Ritchie Blackmore, Candice Night and their merry band of minstrels have been spreading the gospel for fine renaissance music since 1997. Who…
Myrkà – “13” (2010)
Label: Cave Music / Töfrahellirinn Review by Tony Cannella Not too many bands are coming from the country of Iceland these days. The band Myrkà just so happen to come…
Deep Red Blood – “Red Dawn” EP (2009)
Independent Release Review By Tony Cannella From Spain comes the death metal band Deep Red Blood. Their 4-song, 20-minute debut EP, “Red Dawn” is out now. The opening track “Save…