Blodwen – “When Autumn Ends” EP (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From Jakarta, Indonesia the Symphonic metal band Blodwen formed in 2004. In 2009 they released their debut mini-album “After Joker” and followed that up…
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myGrain – “Planetary Breathing” (2013)
Label: Spinefarm Records Review by Cristina Gregori Still unknown to some in the metal panorama, myGRAIN is a melodic death metal band from Finland, already musically active on the scene…
Crystal Viper – “Possession” (2013)
Label: AFM Records Review by Tony Cannella Poland’s Crystal Viper is fast becoming one of the best bands in the traditional/true heavy metal genre. Actually to say that they are…
Dorthia Cottrell – Windhand
Interview by Matteo Bussotti “Soma” is simply a great album, which we encourage you to listen. Having already listened to Windhand‘s work before (their split with Cough) we decided this…
The Sterling Sisters – “Hale” (2013)
Label: Pesanta Urfolk Review by Luisa Mercier The Sterling Sisters are one of those bands that cannot go unnoticed. I never heard of them before, but as soon as I…
Teodasia – “Reflections” EP (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From Italy, the symphonic metal band Teodasia released their debut full-length album, “Upwards” in 2012. Now the band returns with a 9-song, 31-minute EP…
Sorronia – “Words of Silence” (2013)
Label: Bakerteam Records Review by Tony Cannella Sorronia is a symphonic, gothic metal band from Budapest, Hungary. The band has just released their debut album entitled, “Words of Silence”. With…
Flyleaf – “Who We Are” EP (2013)
Label: A&M/Octone Records/Interscope Records Review by Tony Cannella “Who We Are” is the new 5-song 15-minute EP from the American hard rock outfit Flyleaf. This EP marks the Flyleaf recording…
Caladmor – “Of Stones and Stars” (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From Switzerland the band Caladmor plays epic, folk metal. They were formed in 2001 under name Pale. They released a full-length and an EP…
Indica – “Shine” (2014)
Label: Nuclear Blast Records Review by Cristina Gregori The finnish all female rockers, Indica, are ready to explode with a brand new album. After their 5th album “A Way Away”, the…
Natalia Zolotova & Alex Quitty – Cold Sight
Interview by Vard Aman Cold Sight are a young band, who have just released their debut album. But Cold Sight are no ordinary band and their debut album was no…
Illnath – “Third Act in the Theatre of Madness” (2011)
Label: Pitch Black Records Review by Tony Cannella From Denmark, Illnath is a female fronted extreme metal outfit. They were formed in 2000 and in 2011 released their third album,…
Hand of God – “The Hand of God” (2013)
Label: Sleaszy Rider Records Review by Tony Cannella Hand of God is a power metal outfit from Greece. The band is fronted by lead vocalist Marissia and guitarist Theodore Ziras.…
Flames of Fury – “FoF” EP (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella From New York City, Flames of Fury were formed in 2009 and in such a short amount of time they have already shared the…
Effloresce – “Coma Ghosts” (2012)
Label: Generation Prog Records Review by Tony Cannella Effloresce is a progressive metal band from Germany. Back in 2009 the band released their independent 3-song EP “Shades of Fate”. Effloresce…
Snei Ap – “Hidden Floors” EP (2013)
Independent Release Review by Tony Cannella Snei Ap is an Alternative/Modern Metal all female band from Italy. Their debut EP is entitled, “Hidden Floors” and features 6-songs and 27-minutes worth…
Sin7sinS – “Carnival of No Tomorrow” (2012)
Label: S7S Records Review by Tony Cannella On their 2010 debut album “Perversion LTD.”, the Dutch melodic Gothic metal band Sin7sinS hit the mark with an impressive debut, now with…
MaterDea – “Satyricon” (2011)
Label: Midsummer’s Eve Review by Luisa Mercier The Italian prog/pagan-folk metal band MaterDea has released their second full-length last year and it is inspired by Latin literature. “Satyricon” is a novel…
Rampart – “War Behast” (2012)
Label: Inferno Records Review by Tony Cannella It seems like a lot of albums of the classic metal variety have been coming my way as of late. That’s fine by…