Shadowgarden – “Ashen” (2010)
Label : Napalm Records Review by Tony Cannella Shadowgarden is the new Gothic Metal project put together by Johan Ericson of the Swedish band Draconian. Their debut album is titled…
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Scythia – “…of War” (2010)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Okay, so here is another Folk-Metal band.This band, Scythia hails from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and makes no mistake about it; they play Epic…
Seven Kingdoms – “Seven Kingdoms” (2010)
Label : Nightmare Records Review by Tony Cannella One of the latest signings to the Nightmare label are a power metal band out of Florida called Seven Kingdoms. On their…
White Skull – “Forever Fight” (2009)
Label : Dragonheart Records/SPV Review by Tony Cannella Italy’s White Skull have already been around for a number of years. Their debut CD “I Won’t Burn Alone” was released in…
While Heaven Wept – “Vast Ocean Lachrymose” (2009)
Label : Cruz Del Sur Music Review By Tony Cannella From Virginia, While Heaven Wept have been around since around 1994. They play progressive metal and their line-up includes current…
Kittie – “In the Black” (2009)
Label : Massacre Records / E1 Entertainment Review By Tony Cannella The Canadian band Kittie first formed in 1996 and have previously released four albums. The band have now unleashed…
Glass Delirium – “Thanks to a Monster’s Many Heads” (2009)
Independent Release Review By Tony Cannella One of the great things about metal is the limitless qualities it can possess. The criticism of metal that I have always heard is…
Asylum Pyre – “Natural Instinct?” (2009)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Asylum Pyre are a progressive/power Metal band from France. They include the female operatic vocals of Carole Alcantara and the male vocals of Johann…
Ally the Fiddle – “Red Unicorn” EP (2008)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Now for something completely different. Germany’s Ally The Fiddle play instrumental folk metal in which the violin is one of the more prominent instruments…
El Cuervo de Poe – “Voz Corvus – La Voz del Cuervo” (2007)
Independent Release/Renaissance Records (Distribution) Review by Mortuai One troubling aspect of musical genres these days is the ‘me too’ factor – the tendancy of a band or group of bands…