MindMaze – “Resolve” (2017)
Label: Inner Wound Recordings Review by Tony Cannella From , the power metal outfit MindMaze have previously released two full-length albums, “Mask of Lies” in 2013 and “Back From the…
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SubRosa – “For This We Fought the Battle of Ages” (2016)
Label: Profound Lore Records Review by Warren Mayocchi Published in 1924, the English translation of Yevgeny Zamyatin‘s novel, “We”, became an inspirational work. It is set in a society where…
Heidi Parviainen – Dark Sarah
Interview by CriX What happens when someone manages to blend metal with theatrical music? Heidi Parviainen, well known as former singer of the Finnish band Amberian Dawn, answers to this…
Heidi Parviainen – Dark Sarah
Interview by Miriam C. Attempting a solo career is never an easy choice, especially for those people who, in some way, has symbolized a band for so long. After having…
Sarah Teets – MindMaze
Interview by Tony Cannella This was very cool to get the chance to interview Sarah Teets the lead vocalist for up-and-coming power progressive metal band MindMaze. On the heels of…
Sarah Teets – MindMaze
Interview by Laura Medina MindMaze is an American traditional, progressive, power metal band from Pennsylvania. They released their debut album,“Mask of Lies” that is out now and has received promising…
MindMaze – “Mask of Lies” (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From Allentown, Pennsylvania MindMaze play power metal and have just released their stunning, mesmerizing (insert adjective here) debut album “Mask of Lies”. There are…
Heidi Parviainen (ex AMBERIAN DAWN) Singer Launches DARK SARAH
Former AMBERIAN DAWN singer Heidi Parviainen has launched a a new project called DARK SARAH. She plans to release a promotional CD with two songs in early 2013 along with…
Industrial/Electronic Realms Review : Delerium – “Voice – An Acoustic Collection” (2010)
Label : Nettwerk Music Group Review by Luisa Mercier Delerium are the masters of electro/dream pop and their enchanting melodies are immortal for all of us, ambient music lovers. After…
Evenpath – “IX5VI2” EP (2011)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From France, the symphonic power metal band Evenpath features the powerful vocals of Sarah Liodenot. Their debut EP is out now and goes by…
Interview : Sarah Liodenot – Bel O Kan
Interview by Connie Bach Bel o Kan has an interesting combination of elements. There is the romance of symphony, an eighties flare created by the guitars,…
Sarah Jezebel Deva – “The Corruption of Mercy” (2011)
Label : Listenable Records Review by Tony Cannella England’s Sarah Jezebel Deva is a true veteran in the world of metal. Her journey started in the 90s as the female…
Evil Rise – “…In War and Hate” (2011)
Label : Evil Mind Records Review by Tony Cannella One of the most endearing traits (in my opinion) that Spain’s Evil Rise possesses is their penchant for delivering some top-notch…
Funeral – “To Mourn Is a Virtue” (2011)
Label : Solitude Productions Review by Si Smith Norway’s death/doomers Funeral have been around for a while now, although we haven’t heard from them since 2008’s “As Light Does the…
VV. AA. – “Femme Metal Presents Melody and Malice” COMPILATION (2011)
Label : Femme Metal Records Review by Tony Cannella Here we are again. This is the latest compilation album put out by Femme Metal Records and like the ones before…
Sarah Jezebel Deva – “A Sign of Sublime” (2010)
Label : Rising Records Review by Tony Cannella Sarah Jezebel Deva is perhaps best known for her role as a back-up singer in Cradle of Filth and also guesting on…
Bel O Kan – “Birth of a Queen” (2009)
Label : Brennus Music Review by Tony Cannella Bel O Kan are a symphonic metal band from France. They first came into existence in 2001 and are just now releasing…
Amphitryon – “Drama” CD/DVD (2009)
Label : Pervade/Manitou/Thundering Records Review by Tony Cannella You have to give France’s Amphitryon huge marks for doing something a little different and so ambitious. Their new release is titled…
Eerie Sounds Section : Tiffany Apan – “Poet” (2008)
Label : Shinto Records Review by Mortuai Try as I might to be impartial, I find myself slightly biased about “Poet”, the debut release from Pennsylvania native Tiffany Apan. On…