Underhill – “Silent Siren” (2012)
Label: Ad Noiseam Review by Luisa Mercier “Silent Siren” is a multifaceted album, but how could it be otherwise when so many disparate personalities and influences are involved in the…
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A Forest of Stars – “A Shadowplay for Yesterdays” (2012)
Label : Lupus Lounge/Prophecy Productions Review by Luisa Mercier I have to say that I stumbled upon U.K A Forest of Stars by chance, in a Facebook group that linked…
Interview : Mr.Curse – A Forest of Stars
Interview by Matteo Bussotti Their musical style is indeed really unique. They take direct inspiration from the Victorian Age, creating songs which seems out of time, and that’ll bring…
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…
Nàttsòl – “Stemning” (2010)
Label : Lupus Lounge/Prophecy Productions Review by Andrea “Disgraced” Nàttsòl hail from Norway, playing a modern and avantgarde-d black metal with acoustic and folk elements that might easily put the…