FLESHGOD APOCALYPSE: i supporter di Vicenza
Nightland, Void Prophet e Elements sono i supporter che completano la lineup della data di Vicenza dei Fleshgod Apocalypse.
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Sophia Sama – Season of Ghosts
Interview by Naomi Rigley Transcription by Miriam C. Season of Ghosts, conceived by ex-Blood Stain Child vocalist Sophia Aslanidou came together during October 2013. The newly established band combines a…
Sharon den Adel – Within Temptation
Interview by Tony Cannella On October 11th, the legendary Dutch symphonic metal band Within Temptation wrapped up their wildly successful North American tour in Worcester, Mass. It was my…
Maxine Petrucci
Interview by Robert Brady It certainly does not feel like 30 has passed since I first discovered Maxine Petrucci– former MadamX and now solo artist along with her sister Roxy…
Anne Autumn Erickson – Upon Wings
Interview by Scott Brady When I first listened to the “Afterlife” EP from Anne Autumn Erickson and her band Upon Wings my first impressions were this has to come from…
Michal – Ancient Myth
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta It may not seem so, but the Japanese metal scene is active and ever growing. We are thus very pleased to feature Ancient Myth here for…
Interview : Megan Tassaker – Lycanthia
Interview by Vard Aman In my opinion, well played Doom Metal is one of the ultimate and most extreme forms of music, second to none when it comes…
Ashes You Leave – “The Cure for Happiness” (2012)
Label : Rock’n Growl Records Review by Disgraced & Luisa Mercier From Croatia with sadness. Ashes You Leave, the historical doom-gothic metal band that started already in 1995, are back…
Interview : Liv Kristine – Leaves’ Eyes (2011)
Interview by Ed MacLaren In the European metal scene, Liv Kristine is an icon. From her years with the seminal gothic metal band Theatre of Tragedy to her…
Eerie Sounds Reviews : Les Discrets – “Septembre Et Ses Dérnieres Pensée” (2010)
Label : Prophecy Productions Review by Andrea “Disgraced” September and its last thoughts. Fursy Teyssier brings finally to the calm and sweet light of autumn twilight the long awaited and…
Interview : Jin-In Cho – Krypteria
Interview by Ed MacLaren Since 2004, Germany’s Krypteria has released a string of excellent symphonic metal albums – each reconstructing and redefining their trademark symphonic metal sound. With…
Interview : Judith Rijnveld – Kingfisher Sky
Interview by Robin Stryker After more than six nail-biting months of anxiously awaiting the sophomore album from Dutch progressive rock band, Kingfisher Sky, I finally got a copy…
Interview : John Prassas – Aesma Daeva
. Interview by Erwin van Dijk On June 1st the compilation double CD “Demonic and Divine” is released by Femme Metal. The CD is to support the Macmillan Cancer support…
Vecordia – “Dukaty” DEMO (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From Poland comes the 5-member Female fronted Folk Metal outfit Vecordia. The band formed in Warsaw in 2008 and already has a full-length and…
Interview : Helena Iren Michaelsen – Imperia
Interview by Ed MacLaren If music is a reflection of the soul then Imperia’s fine new album gives you a wide-open look at the inner spirit of vocalist…
Interview: Jackie Perez Gratz – Grayceon
Interview by Si Smith Grayceon are the perfect blend of metal and classical – with a mixture of jazz, doom and prog thrown in. Proving suitably elusive…
Interview : Gogo Melone – Luna Obscura
Interview by Danny Robertson We spoke to vocalist Gogo Melone from Greek metal act Luna Obscura, to get an insight into the band’s history and influences. How and…
Interview : Jessica Thierjung – Lyriel (2012)
Interview by Ed MacLaren German folk-metal septet, Lyriel, have taken a giant musical leap forward with its latest album “Leverage”. Fully embracing its inspirations and influences, Lyriel have crafted…
Industrial/Electronic Realms Interview : Emilie Autumn
Interview by Miriam C. This time I’ve sit down with miss Autumn for drink a (virtual) tea, jokes aside, I have had the honour to speak with the…
Interview : Elize Ryd – Amaranthe
Interview by Ed MacLaren It’s been long considered that in most things two’s company and three’s a crowd but in the case of Swedish power metal outfit Amaranthe,…