Tag: review
REVIEW: Lamori – To Die Once Again
Originally founded in 2009 in Åland Islands an autonomous region in Finland, goth rock act LAMORI have blended the lines between gothic metal and modern rock. The five...
REVIEW: Paara – Riitti
Sometimes I wonder what's in the water here, or if it's the cold and the darkness and the in general melancholic atmosphere, that makes...
REVIEW: Hautajaisyö – Matkalla Kohti Hautaa
Hautajaisyö from Iisalmi, is here with their latest "Matkalla Kohti Hautaa". A ten track album, that makes a strong impression. The album will be released...
REVIEW: Harakiri For The Sky – Arson
Harakiri For The Sky is an Austrian post-black metal band. The duo consists out of a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter M.S. and vocalist and lyricist J.J. The...
REVIEW: Long Distance Calling – Boundless (Musicalypse Archive)
German LONG DISTANCE CALLING was a familiar name to me from the past, as Jonas Renkse of KATATONIA and Vincent Cavanagh of ANATHEMA had...
REVIEW: Ode in Black – Seeds of Chaos
Ode In Black originally from Kuopio, Finland, released their first EP "Goodbye" in 2014. Now in 2017 the band has released their debut full-length album...
REVIEW: The Mutual Admiration Society – The Mutual Admiration Society (Musicalypse...
Mascot Label Group is a wonderful record label in the sense that they keep us listening to new things. One of the most recent...
REVIEW: Red Raven Down – EP: Phantoms
Red Raven Down already got introduced to us by frontman Jani Korpela participating in The Voice of Finland, where he even made it through the first round,...
REVIEW: Doom Side of the Moon – Doom Side of the...
One of the most iconic works in the canon of popular music, "The Dark Side of the Moon" (1973) by PINK FLOYD has been...
(1996) Anathema – Eternity: Anniversary Special (Musicalypse Archive)
British genre hoppers ANATHEMA have a discography full of shifts and changes. Formed in 1990, over the years they've moved from death/doom through melancholic...
REVIEW: Beast In Black – Berserker
Who doesn't remember the moment Beast In Black released "Blind and Frozen" as their first single? My reaction to that video was somehow a...
REVIEW: Delain – Live at Paradiso (Musicalypse Archive)
Dutch melodic metallers DELAIN celebrated the first full decade from releasing their debut album, "Lucidity," with a sold-out Paradiso concert hall in Amsterdam last...
REVIEW: Hallatar – No Stars Upon the Bridge (Musicalypse Archive)
As some of you likely know already, the tragic origin of HALLATAR is far from usual. After the untimely passing of singer-songwriter Aleah Starbridge...
REVIEW: Sons of Apollo – Psychotic Symphony (Musicalypse Archive)
"For Apollo so loved the world that he gave his only 5 sons..."
Or in layman's terms, DREAM THEATER alumni Mike Portnoy (drums) and...
REVIEW: CyHra – Letters to Myself (Musicalypse Archive)
When one door closes, they say another opens, and that was true for Jake E. , Jesper Strömblad , Peter Iwers , and Alex Landenburg...
REVIEW: Daniel Cavanagh – Monochrome (Musicalypse Archive)
Daniel Cavanagh is known as the main songwriter of ANATHEMA, and therefore he's not the first person you'd expect to release a solo album....
REVIEW: Grave Pleasures – Motherblood (Musicalypse Archive)
Gothic rock/post-punk posse GRAVE PLEASURES seems to have become a cult name of sorts, as I recall seeing them (as well as the band's...
REVIEW: Arch Enemy – Will To Power
When Alissa White-Gluz joined death metal act Arch Enemy during their previous release "War Eternal", the lineup change couldn't have gone smoother. Alissa White-Gluz not only took...
REVIEW: Ensiferum – Two Paths
There is no reason to introduce Ensiferum, except for needing a short introduction to this review. The Finnish folk metal band has been holding...
REVIEW Epica – EP: The Solace System
Dutch symphonic metallers EPICA have released an EP containing six tracks that unfortunately didn't fit into "The Holographic Principle" and you can hear right away...