Evenoire – “Herons” (2014)
Label: Scarlet Records Review by Tony Cannella With their second full-length album, “Herons”, the Italian symphonic metal Evenoire continues what they started in 2008 with their debut EP “I Will…
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Funin – “Unsound” (2011)
Label: Karisma Records Review by Luisa Mercier Norway-based Funin released their debut in their homecountry in 2010 and one year after in the rest of the world. The band line up…
Blood Ceremony – “The Eldritch Dark” (2013)
Label: Rise Above Records Review by Matteo Bussotti Starting from their over 15.000 likes on Facebook, you can sense from the beginning that Blood Ceremony are not a mediocre band,…
Blood Ceremony – “Blood Ceremony” (2012)
Label : Metal Blade Records Review by Luisa Mercier After four years from the first release, Blood Ceremony, Canadian doom band is reissuing their self-titled album. Sometimes happens that some young,…
Comus – “East of Sweden – Live at The Melloboat Festival 2008” (2011)
Label : Gnostic Dirt Review by Luisa Mercier I did not know much about Comus before listening to this live album. I have came to know that it is a…
Eerie Sounds Reviews : Hexperos – “The Veil of Queen Mab” (2010)
Label : Equilibrium Music Review by Stina Some outstanding music has come across our ears throughout the course of 2010 from Equilibrium Music, and Hexperos‘s “The Veil of Queen Mab”…
Interview : Lisy Stefanoni – Evenoire (2008)
Interview by Eetu Niskanen Editing by Miriam C. Interview with Lisy Stefanoni, singer of the Italian Gothic Folk Metal band Evenoire, in this interview we’ll talk about the…
Evenoire – “Vitriol” (2012)
Label : Scarlet Records Review by Tony Cannella The Italian band Evenoire has been with us since 2006 and in 2009 they gave us a decent four song EP called…
Interview : Zala Hodnik – Aperion
Interview by Connie Bach Compared to every other symphonic metal band I have ever come across, Aperion stands out. Their use of flute, cello, and other instruments…
Interview : Katheryne – A Forest of Stars
Interview by Si Smith The years is 1891. The Gentleman’s Club known as A Forest of Stars are re-releasing their two full-lengths this year, along with juicy extras…
A Forest of Stars – “Opportunistic Thieves of Spring” (2010)
Label : Lupus Lounge/Prophecy Productions Review by Si Smith A Forest of Stars belong to the current trend in UK black metal, that looks to England’s aristocratic past for much…
Effloresce – “Shades of Fate” EP (2009)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Effloresce are a Progressive Metal band hailing from Germany. On their debut EP, “Shades of Fate” the band unleash 3-songs and almost 30-minutes worth…
Woodscream – “Pentadrama” EP (2010)
Independent Release Review by Si Smith Russia already has a name for great folk metal, but hot on the heels of the existant masters come St Petersburg’s Woodscream. Following on…
Atrocity feat. Yasmin – “After the Storm” (2010)
Label : Napalm Records Review By Tony Cannella The German metal band Atrocity has a long history, dating back to the 80’s. Throughout their career, the band has maintained a…
Aperion – “Act of Hybris” (2010)
Independent Release Review By Tony Cannella From Slovenia, Aperion plays symphonic power metal with operatic vocals supplied by Zala. The band has just released their debut “Act of Hybris” and…
Illuminata – “A Frame of Beauty” EP (2009)
Independent Release Review By Tony Cannella Illuminata is the name of an exciting female fronted, symphonic metal outfit from Austria. The band released their full-length debut in 2008 called “From…
Niobeth – “The Shining Harmony of Universe” (2008)
Label: Molusco Discos Review by Jon Estelle Niobeth is a symphonic metal band out of Spain featuring four members. “The Shining Harmony of Universe”, their 70 minute debut album, was…
Evenoire – “I Will Stay” (2008)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Is Italy fast becoming the capital of the female fronted metal world? It sure seems that way. Another great band to emerge from that…
Almôra – “Kıyamet Senfonisi” (2008)
Label : Esen Plak/Eznora Music Review by Jon Estelle Don’t understand a word of Turkish? That’s ok – let Almôra guide you through an excellent gothic rock experience with their…