Purson – “Desire’s Magic Theatre” (2016)
Label: Spinefarm Records Review by Warren Mayocchi With a psychedelic swirl and a sprinkle of influences from jazz to 70’s hard rock, Purson have delivered “Desire’s Magic Theatre” to we…
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Natalia Terekhova – Dark Princess
Interview by Miriam C. Translation by Vard Aman Dark Princess is probably (even without probably) THE most underrated symphonic metal band of the whole Russian musical panorama. But, beside their…
Rebekka Karijord – “Music for Film and Theatre” (2014)
Label: Control Freak Kitten Records Review by Luisa Mercier Norwegian Rebekka Karijord produced one of my favourite 2012 record, “We Become Ourselves” with her dark and elegant atmospheres. She is multi…
Anne Autumn Erickson – Upon Wings
Interview by Scott Brady When I first listened to the “Afterlife” EP from Anne Autumn Erickson and her band Upon Wings my first impressions were this has to come from…
“Alchemy” by CLIVE NOLAN – studio album out in March, listen to the first promo track !
The recordings of the studio album “Alchemy” have been officially completed and we can now confirm that the double album will be released on March, 4th in Europe and April,…
LEAVES’ EYES: New Album Title Announced
LEAVES’ EYES — the German/Norwegian band formed by ex-THEATRE OF TRAGEDY singer Liv Kristine Espenaes Krull and members of ATROCITY — has set “Symphonies Of The Night” as the title…
INTERVIEW : Sean Pollacco & Diane Camenzuli – Weeping Silence
Interview by Miriam C. Soon I’ve have heard that Maltese Gothic Doom Metal Weeping Silence band have had a major line up change I’ve contacted the band and write down…
Interview : Perseo Mazzoni & Daphne Romano – Lunocode (2012)
Interview by Miriam C. For the second time in this webzine we give space to the Italian progressive power metal band Lunocode promoting their latest work “Celestial Harmonies”.…
Lycanthia – “Oligarchy” (2012)
Label : Hypnotic Dirge Records Review by Vard Aman “The want to flee consumes me,The urge to succumb eats its way, Through a brawn weakened by seclusion” Doom Metal is…
Ashes You Leave – “The Cure for Happiness” (2012)
Label : Rock’n Growl Records Review by Disgraced & Luisa Mercier From Croatia with sadness. Ashes You Leave, the historical doom-gothic metal band that started already in 1995, are back…
Interview : Sonja Kristina – Curved Air
Interview by Matteo Bussotti It’s always an unfathomable emotion every time we have a musician of great importance here on Femme Metal. This time we are really, really proud to…
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 : Liv Kristine (2010)
Interview by Ed MacLaren From her groundbreaking contributions to the seminal goth metal band Theatre of Tragedy to even bigger success fronting the eponymously named Leaves’ Eyes, Liv…
Interview : Liv Kristine – Leaves’ Eyes (2011)
Interview by Ed MacLaren In the European metal scene, Liv Kristine is an icon. From her years with the seminal gothic metal band Theatre of Tragedy to her…
Interview : Liv Kristine – Leaves’ Eyes (2009)
Interview by Erwin van Dijk An interview with Liv Kristine from Leaves’ Eyes. This interview is all dedicated to the forthcoming album “Njord”. “Njord” is the third full…
Interview : Liv Kristine (2012)
Interview by Ary R. Considered a great icon in the metal world, Liv Kristine is one of the metal queen of the fronted metal scene. On the…
Interview : Katra Solopuro – Katra
Interview by Ed MacLaren Finland’s Katra made a big impact in 2007 with its debut album, the folk/symphonic metal hybrid “Beast Within”. Originally conceived as a solo effort by…
Eerie Sound Interview : Candice Night – Blackmore’s Night
Interview by Si Smith Intro by Miriam C. It’s the second time that we give space to Candice Night, the first time it was for promote her debut…
Indie Zone Reviews : Amanda Palmer & The Grand Theft Orchestra – “Theatre Is Evil” (2012)
Label : Cooking Vinyl/Edel Review by Luisa Mercier “Theatre Is Evil” is the result of how much fans support is worth. Amanda Palmer was able to record the album after…
Interview : Eirin Bendigsten – Where Angels Fall
Interview by Robin Stryker Hailing from Norway, gothic metal band Where Angels Fall breaks out of the mould with electronic elements, groovy guitar riffs, and rock-inflected tracks. Femme…