Do you ever sit and think about why are you doing some things and consider who has done or said them first? It may sound as overthinking. This is not something we do all the time; unless one is fond of digging towards the root of things. Some people study […]
Sonata Arctica have released new album “Talviyö” and video for “Who Failed The Most”
Sonata Arctica are back in force with a new album and video! They have released today their 10th studio album, »Talviyö« (“Winter Night”), and it’s definitely a good one. It is symphonic, atmospheric, and powerful, everything you can wish from from the Finnish band. With both cheerful tunes and their […]
United Stories of American Women
Americans are proud of their history. They are proud of the independence they fought for, and they even, sometimes, bury the not-so-honorable portions of history to remain prideful. Growing up in America, you learn of this soil’s history nearly as soon as you start school, but it is painfully clear […]
Mother Tongues
Mother Tongue (noun): the language which a person has grown up speaking from early childhood. My mother tongue is English. My father’s mother tongue is English, too. My father’s father’s mother tongue was Yiddish. It was the only language he spoke until he was eight, when he fled his […]
Interview: Bad Blood
Bad Blood are a new project promising to make a big splash. Even before their first album was released, they came up with a new way of thinking about music and revenue, allowing fans to buy stake rights to their song, by partnering with Vezt. They then lined up some […]
Everything worth having requires a sacrifice of some sort: interview with Elyes Bouchoucha
I have been following Myrath for some years now and I could not be happier to see them get more and more successful. Their latest album, “Shehili” took the charts by storm (pun intended – Shehili is the name of an ancient wind, coming all the way from the dunes […]
Sabaton put on last-minute headline show at Hellfest even after Joakim loses his voice
After Manowar unceremoniously dropped out of Hellfest, Sabaton were announced as a last-minute replacement. They had played at Knotfest the previous day and were invited to headline Hellfest on a day’s notice. Aftert lead singer Joakim Brodén loses his voice, bandmates Pär Sundström, Chris Rörland, and Tommy Johansson step up […]
Interview: ZFG
Teen Art Out: Let’s start by asking you how you guys ended up together to form a band? Trev: We all had our own separate projects going at the time we decided get together in the studio. Josh and I met through a mutual friend a few years back and […]
Septicflesh live in Bucharest – concert review
The first months of 2019 were pretty quite regarding big shows, but somehow March and April unleashed the mayhem. Everyting started on a Saturday night, on 31th March, when I was heading to Quantic club to attend a very special show of one of my favorite bands. Maximum Rock announced […]
Godsmack/Like a Storm live in Bucharest – concert review
On a lovely 1st April Monday, a perfect combo I might say, my steps took me to Arenele Romane, where I was going to fully enjoy a Godsmack and Like a Storm show. I knew the schedule will have no delay so I was at the venue by 7:30 PM. […]