NONONO – “We Are Only What We Feel” (2014)
Label: Warner Music Sweden Review by Luisa Mercier NONONO have just released their debut “We Are Only What We Feel” and it is an indie gem. As anything coming from…
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Eerie Sounds Reviews : Les Fragments de la Nuit – “Demain, C’etait Hier” (2010)
Label : Equilibrium Music Review by Stina It’s your call how best to experience “Demain, C’était Hier“, the second studio effort from French nocturnal poets Les Fragments de la Nuit,…
Eerie Sounds Reviews: Ion – “Immaculada” (2010)
Label : Equilibrium Music Review by Stina There are very few people in music who can lay claim to hold an influential status as much as Duncan Patterson – not…
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”…
Eerie Sounds Review : Caprice – “Masquerade” (2010)
Label : Prikosnovenie Review by Stina Russia’s Caprice have spent nine studio albums finding nuance in elvish fairy pop, sometimes inspired by the work of J. R. R. Tolkien. Now,…
While Heaven Wept – “Fear of Infinity” (2011)
Label : Nuclear Blast Records Review by Stina Hot on the heels of last year’s “Triumph : Tragedy : Transcendence – Live at the Hammers of Doom” comes While Heaven…
To Cast a Shadow – “In Memory of” (2011)
Label : Kolony Records Review by Stina To Cast a Shadow might not be a band to everybody’s taste but this is less because of particularly arresting abilities and more…
Silent Stream of Godless Elegy – “Navaz” (2011)
Label : Season of Mist Review by Stina “Tradition” the operative word with Silent Stream of Godless Elegy: once again, the Moravians’ sixth official visit to the recording studio (this…
The Project Hate MCMXCIX – “Bleeding the New Apocalypse (Cum Victriciis in Manibus Armis” (2011)
Label : Season of Mist Review by Stina “Bleeding the New Apocalypse” sounds quite like an appropriate album title to frame this relentless Swedish entity at this point of its…
Heather Findlay – “The Pheonix Suite” EP (2011)
Label : Black Sand Records Review by Stina & Mark Hateley In their more than fifteen years of existence, Mostly Autumn have gained a reputation as one of the most…
Ava Inferi – “Onyx” (2011)
Label : Season of Mist Review by Stina Barely five years ago, the first studio album “Burdens” marked their debut, introducing their gloomy and refined sound to the audience. “Silouhette”…
While Heaven Wept – “Triumph : Tragedy : Transcendance – Live at the Hammer of Doom” LIVE ALBUM (2010)
Label : Cruz del Sur Music/High Roller Records/Iron Kodex Records Review by Stina On some occasions, live albums/DVDs might tend to mark certain – hopefully memorable – circumstances: relevant anniversaries,…