Reviews
\r\n Now I have this big question about this promo that comes with much delay for a review since it was a 2004’s release and which it was re-released in 2007 only in vinyl format and in particular from what I saw in limited copies. While I must also add that not too way back in 2008 they released their last and third full length album "Iivakivi".
\r\n The Italians Demetra Sine Die was founded in 2003 by Marco Paddeu (guitar/vocals) and Marcello Fattore (drums) and they play what they describe as ’alternative dark metal’. You can just imagine some Tool, Katatonia, Porcupine Tree and Anathema influences all blended together and to picture their colored musical painting.
Holy Martyr is an Italian band formed back in the mid nineties and took its final form in 2002. Their third attempt which was an EP , gained the interest of DragonHeart Records, which offered the band a contract, to release its first full length album, "Still At War". "Hellenic Warrior Spirit" is their second cd, which as the title indicates, is based upon Greek history and to be more specific, upon "The Battle at Termopyles". Their music’s influence is mainly based on N.W.O.B.H.M.
BRISTOL’S TEENAGERS GROW FASTER
\r\nAnd thats because if you listen to the debut EP of EVITA ,you can see that these 17 years old youngsters dont have nothing to fear against band that are many years to the metal scene. EVITA , formed in September 2006 , are presenting their work for the very first time.
\r\nTheir debut EP - LIKE AN OCEAN WE RISE AGAIN- is a modern metal-core album with atmospheric death elements,
\r\nThe name Michael Vescera is well known to many of you. Those of you who are not familiar with it I am sure that you have heard his voice on releases of Malmsteen, Obsession , Loudness as well as on some guest appearances of other artists Projects. This is his first personal album and is a fine example of how melodic metal should be played!
\r\nFirst album for the French band IBOGAINE which combines Thrash, old school thrash metal to be more accurate and hardcore with some progressive passages. Aggressive vocals, fast riffing, rhythms that change and change; those are the main points that I liked the most during listening to the album, even though “React” belongs to those ones that take a lot of hearings in order to get the picture.