AETERNITAS: the band announces its breakup
After more than 20 years of band history, German Symphonic Metal band AETERNITAS announces its breakup!
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Priscilla Hernandez – “Ancient Shadows – The Ghost and the Fairy” (2006)
Label : Yidnet Review by Luisa Mercier Straight from Fairyland, here she comes. The Spanish singer-songwriter Priscilla Hernandez is multi-talented musician who created a record completely devoted to fairish, ethereal…
Interview : Dani Nolden – Shadowside (2011)
Interview by Ed MacLaren Brazilian thrash rockers, Shadowside have spent the last five years defying conventional definitions of a female-fronted band with their searing brand of metal. With…
Interview : Johanna Lesonen – Dotma
Interview by Si Smith First-time viewers of the new album by Dotma will be presented with a fantastic vista of colour and imagery – but what are the…
Shadows’ Grey – “Bonjour Tristesse” (2011)
Label : Twilight Zone Records Review by Tony Cannella Austria’s Melancholic Gothic Metallers Shadows’ Grey was born in 2007 under the banner Scargod. After releasing an obscure demo the band…
Orestea – “Love Lines & Blood Ties” (2010)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From the U.K., Orestea already made a positive first impression on the 6-song EP “Shadows of Yesterday”, which was released last year. Now the…
Grinning Shadow – “The New Curse” EP (2010)
Independent Release Review By Tony Cannella Grinning Shadows are yet another metal band to emanate out of Italy. Their new EP is titled, “The New Curse” and it features a…
Shadowside – “Dare to Dream” (2009)
Label: LCM/Sky Blue Music Review by Tony Cannella Brazil’s Shadowside made quite an impression on me with their fantastic 2006 CD “Theatre of Shadows”. I was instantly drawn to the…
Echoes of Eternity – “As Shadows Burn” (2009)
Label : Massacre Records/Nuclear Blast USA Review By Tony Cannella The Los Angeles based metal band Echoes of Eternity released their debut effort in 2007 titled “The Forgotten Goddess” –…
Shadows Lie – “Echoes” (2007)
Independent Release Review by Lithium The observation that shadows lie can be interpreted in two ways. Shadows by their very nature must be cast upon something and therefore often ‘lie’…