Dying Passion – “Amplify” (2012)
Label : Epidemie Records Review by Tony Cannella From the Czech Republic, Dying Passion’s style may be difficult to put a finger on, maybe Alternative Doom Metal might be a…
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Dhune – “Silence of Sound” (2012)
Label : Revalve Records Review by Tony Cannella Dhune is an alterna-metal band from Italy. They were formed in 1997 and released their debut album “Medusa” in 2007. Their second…
Dharma – “Dharmageddon” (2012)
Label : Nail Records/Hammer Music Review by Tony Cannella The second full-length album from Hungary’s Dharma is one that requires a certain amount of open minded-ness. Musically the band sort of…
Elina Laivera – Seduce the Heaven
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta Today’s guest here at Femme Metal is Elina Laivera, the voice of Seduce The Heaven, one of the newest rising talents from Greece. Their debut album,…
Elie Syrelia – Solisia
Interview by Matteo Bussotti After some years of stop due to a line up change, Solisia are back with a masterpiece published on 2012 via Scarlet Records called “UniverSeason”. Their…
Julie Kiss – To-Mera
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta One of the most varied and well-crafted albums of 2012, To-Mera‘s “Exile” has already been praised in our “Reviews” section and is definitely one of the…
Edge of Attack – “Edge of Attack” (2013)
Label : Spread the Metal Records Review by Tony Cannella Canada’s Edge of Attack has recently been signed to the label Spread the Metal which is a great thing because…
Weeping Silence – “For the Unsung” (2012)
Label : Ravenheart Records Review by Tony Cannella Malta is not known as a metal hotbed. In fact, the only band I can think of that hails from there is…
Tystnaden – “Anima” (2012)
Label : Valery Records Review by Tony Cannella Formed in 1998 the Italian Gothic Metal band Tystnaden first came on the radar with their impressive 2006 debut “Sham of Perfection”.…
Solisia – “UniverSeasons” (2012)
Label : Scarlet Records Review by Tony Cannella From Italy, the symphonic progressive metal band Solisia released their debut album “Ordinary Fate” in 2010. Since then, the band has changed…
Envinya – “Inner Silence” (2013)
Label : Massacre Records Review by Tony Cannella The Munich, Germany based melodic metal outfit Envinya formed in 2006. After releasing a demo in 2007 they released their debut EP…
Amaranthe – “The Nexus” (2013)
Label : Spinefarm Records/Universal Review by Tony Cannella The Swedish melodic metal band Amaranthe released their impressive self-titled debut in 2011. The album created a huge buzz in the metal…
Jess and the Ancient Ones – “Astral Sabbat” EP (2013)
Label : Svart Records Review by Luisa Mercier After their high praised self-titled debut, Finnish Jess and The Ancient Ones are back with a elegant new EP. They are a 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,…
Magica – “Center of the Great Unknown” (2012)
Label : AFM Records Review by Tony Cannella Is it overstating things when I say that the new album from Romania’s Magica is the best album of their career? That’s…
Ana Mladinovici – Magica
Interview by Vard Aman We’ve already interview Romania’s Power Metal band Magica during the promo of their fifth album “Dark Diary”, now it’s time for an update and we’ve asked…
Big Deal – “Lights Out” (2011)
Label : Mute Records Review by Luisa Mercier Big Deal is an indie duo born in 2010 and this is their debut album. The members of the band have a…
Yo La Tengo – “Fade” (2013)
Label : Matador Records Review by Davide Torresan I have to confess that I have never heard of this band. From the name I was expecting a Spanish group, and…
Dalriada – “Napisten Hava” (2012)
Label: Hammer Music/Nail Records Review by Tony Cannella Dalriada is a Folk metal band from Hungary and “Napisten Hava” is their 7th album. They were formed in 1998 under the…
Elize Ryd – Amaranthe
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta Many of you remember her from Kamelot, but Elize Ryd‘s career is so rich I don’t think I can fit it all in an introduction. A…