Label: The Laser’s Edge/Sensory Records Review by Miss Peaches “The Great Lie” is the third album from Pierre le Pape‘s metal opera project Melted Space. This album features a wide…
Interview by Disgraced Thanks to my dear friend Miriam (yeah, that’s me!) I finally have the chance to submit an interview to one of my all-time favourite bands… sort of…
Label : Napalm Records Review by Tony Cannella The Norwegian Gothic metal veterans Tristania returns with “Darkest White”, their seventh album and first since 2010’s “Rubicon”. “Darkest White” is also…
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 by Andy Axworthy Light and dark. It’s not unusual to hear this phrase in connection with gothic metal music although not all bands have melded these…
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Brazil’s dark Symphonic/Gothic Metal band Iluminato came to fruition in 2010. The band is comprised of two full-time members. Female vocalist Liz Demier is…
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta Heidi Parviainen is the lead singer of the Finnish Amberian Dawn. Their latest album, “Circus Black”, has been released on the 29th of…
Label : Black Art Productions Review by Luisa Mercier Crimson Sky is an Ukrainian band founded in 1998, but they started their real activity only recently. “Rising” is their debut…
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella The new compilation from Chalice of Femme Metal is a pretty varied collection of songs from ten bands on the current Femme Metal scene.…
Label : Napalm Records Review by Tony Cannella It’s been three years since the last CD by Norwegian Gothic Metallers Tristania. Since then, the band has undergone some line-up changes,…
Label: Nuclear Blast Records Review by Jenna K. Barry Fans of earlier Sirenia offerings will find a satisfying fusion of both style and performance with “The 13th Floor”. This band,…
Label : Candlelight Records Review by Lithium Octavia Sperati’s 2005 debut was one of that year’s better releases. If nothing else, “Winter Enclosure” demonstrated that doom-laced metal was not a…
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