Desdemona - Endorphins

2012-11-21 / honorata / Reads: 5298

It’s been 8 years since the last album "Version 3.0". At the end of May we could enjoy the fourth studio album of the band entitled "Endorphines" which should be understood literally. It’s an amazing dose of fresh energy and completely new emotions which hadn’t been evoked by the previous...

Ishtar - Ombre

2012-11-19 / fiuri / Reads: 2191

Releasing ‘Ombre’, by the Italian artist hidden under the name Ishtar, was no coincidence. The mentioned musician has been present on the scene for at least a decade. Another matter is the character of the projects he has been a part of, which include symphonic black metal and ambient black...

Grooving In Green - Post Traumatic Stress

2012-11-12 / Emmanuel Munioz / Reads: 3710

"You morals are bankrupt we slave for the corrupt" Grooving In Green in 2010 give us a masterpiece named Post Traumatic Stress, sincerely a masterpiece, with songs that reflects special changes of this world. Leaving the stigma of being ex-members of Children On Stun, and writing a new Groove History,...

Calling All Astronauts - Someone Like You

2012-11-06 / savetier / Reads: 3286

Which one of us doesn't know the feeling one gets when listening to a song for the very first time and then suddenly... WOW(!), I need to listen to this one again! It's the feeling I got while listening to the brand-new single "Someone Like You" by Calling All Astronauts....

PopElectronique - Retro

2012-11-05 / curly_lady / Reads: 1653

After three years of waiting, Swedish synth-pop trio comes back with a new album "Retro" released through Dream Box Records. As the title suggests it’s a synthesis of sounds of the 80’s with contemporary elements. The album consists of 10 pieces that blend well with each other making a cohesive...

Ginger Leigh - And The Hallucinations

2012-11-02 / Closter / Reads: 1662

When taking this job I had no idea of how strange publishing house I will have to face. I watched the very minimalist and strangely modest (unfinished?) performer website, and then I saw the even poorer album cover. Another interesting feature is that the graphics on the front shows...