Tag: goth
Cathedral In Flames – Release The Pain (Single) (Release/Review)
Cathedral In Flames, the eminent goth rock band from Prague, have done it again! Their new single, “Release The Pain”, is a soaring and spellbinding piece of musical brilliance.
Shrine of Reflection – Interview
We recently interviewed the fantastic band Shrine of Reflection. Find out what they say about their plans, influences, and more. Don’t miss this great interview.
Microwaved – The Dead Shall Walk (Release/Review)
The newest album from Microwaved, “The Dead Shall Walk,” is a masterpiece of musical variety. With 10 unique tracks boasting vocalists from a plethora of bands, there’s something for music lovers across the entire spectrum of genres.
Metamorph – Two Witches Are Better Than One (Release/Review)
Metamorph (Margot Day) has surprised us again with her new release, “Two Witches Are Better Than One”, remixed by industrial duo Spankthenun.
healthyliving – Songs of Abundance, Psalms of Grief (Release/Review)
Enthusiastic fans of music rejoice! HealthyLiving has just released an album that will take your breath away. Titled “Songs Of Abundance, Psalms Of Grief”, this incredible collection of songs is the perfect way to lull yourself along the waves of emotion, from soothing vocals to perfectly-crafted crystal clear guitar melodies.
The Bellwether Syndicate – Golden Age (Release/Review)
The Bellwether Syndicate have dropped their latest single, “Golden Age,” and this one is simply remarkable.
The Funeral March – Persephone (Release/Review)
Delving into a dark atmosphere, Funeral March’s “Persephone” is a 6-track EP of gothic brilliance.
PMAD – DOWN (Release/Review)
Releasing their latest offering, “Down,” pMad once again impresses with their masterful amalgamation of dark, gothic and electro elements.
Schatten Muse Biography
In the beginning of 2020 the idea was born to create a band-project continuing the tradition of New German Death Art / Neue Deutsche Todeskunst, what was rising in the end of the 1980s – beginning of 1990s, specially in southern Germany. A German and a Greek artist came together and founded SCHATTEN MUSE.
Sinister Seduction – Bio
Darkwave Band from Germany / Hungary. Mathias (40) Stuttgart (Germany) Judith (37) Budapest (Hungary)
Sirens of Light – Nullus Margis Gothica MMXXI (Release/Review)
Sirens of Light bring true original dark goth to you with the release of their album “Nullus Margis Gothica MMXXI “.
Raven Said – Chants To Dissolve EP (Release/Review)
Raven Said, their new EP, brings original 80s Goth in a modernised way back to us.
Spammerheads – Interview
Spammerheads, interview is a great insight into the incredible music of the band. Do not miss this great interview. It also has a very special offer on their latest album.
Margot Day – Interview
Margot Day of Metamorph reveals so much about her creativeness and it really is fascinating. Do not miss this great interview.
Ex-Hyena – At The Moondial (Release/Review)
The first is an eerie tribal dark dance version that is great to listen to. The drum beats are fluid and keep the melody flowing throughout with the unique style of vocals.
Silence Embrace – Meta Queer Dolls (Release/Review)
The first time I heard of this Industrial Goth style was in my teens. The band was the amazing Cabaret Voltaire. I purchased the Album “Drinking Gasoline”. This EP from Silence Embrace reminds me so much of that first time and is chilling. The shivers go down my spine.
Carrion – Blood + Diamonds (Release/Review)
There is dark, there is moody, there is dark and gloomy, then there’s the darkest black, and this is Carrion. Carrion has the incredible ability to mix black metal with industrial, goth, and so much more.
Spiryt – Blood Twins (Release/Review)
What a great combination of “jluc Courchet aka SPIRYT” and “Kimberly from Bow Ever Down” together; the music works so well.
Metamorph – Kiss Of The Witch (Release/Review)
The album starts with “Empress”, a track that will endeavour to lure you in with its hypnotic melody and bewitching vocals. Do not try to resist the lure, as you will fail.
