Podcast appearances and mentions of liv kristine

Turn it up, metalheads! CHRIS AKIN PRESENTS... slams you with Liv Kristine, tearing into her new banger AMOR VINCIT OMNIA. She's dishing on her gut-punching vocals, lyrics that bleed personal chaos, and fusing dark and light into pure headbanging fuel. Plug in, feel the riffs, and get lost in the metal storm. Follow for more killer episodes!BUY AMOR VINCIT OMNIA ON VINYL: https://amzn.to/4hyN6UzNOTE: Everything said here, and on every episode of all of our shows, are 100% the opinions of the hosts. Nothing is stated as fact. Do your own research to see if their opinions are true or not.Get a free Rumble Account so you can comment! https://rumble.com/register/classicmetalshow/Get commercial free versions of our episodes, advance releases and exclusive content by subscribing to Rumble Premium! https://rumble.com/premiumCrank it loud and follow the metal mayhem!#LivKristine #AmorVincitOmnia #MetalPodcast #HeavyMetalVibes #ChrisAkinPresents

In this episode, Dani Filth, the iconic frontman of Cradle of Filth, opens up about the creation of their 2004 fan-favorite single, "Nymphetamine Fix." He discusses the atmospheric recording sessions with producer Rob Caggiano, which captured the band's signature dark and gothic sound. Dani also explores the song's lyrical themes of yearning and loss, reflecting on its portrayal of a destructive relationship akin to a drug addiction. Additionally, he touches upon the collaboration with guest vocalist Liv Kristine, whose ethereal vocals added a haunting contrast to the track. This episode offers listeners an intimate glimpse into the creative process behind one of Cradle of Filth's most beloved songs. Chris DeMakes A Podcast is brought to you by DistroKid, the ultimate partner for taking your music to the next level. Get 30% off your first YEAR with DistroKid by signing up at http://distrokid.com/vip/demakes  For bonus episode of The After Party podcast, an extensive back catalog of past After Party episodes, early ad-free releases of new episodes of Chris DeMakes A Podcast, full video versions of episodes, and MUCH more, head to the Patreon at http://www.ChrisDeMakes.com  Follow Chris DeMakes A Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisdemakesapodcast/ Join the Chris DeMakes A Podcast community on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2643961642526928/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Este sábado 8 de marzo, Valparaíso se viste de negro para una noche inolvidable de música, energía y celebración en Club Segundo Piso. En esta edición especial, conmemoramos el Día de la Mujer con un evento producido por Blizzard Producciones, liderado por Maripa, quien nos trae un cartel espectacular. Desde Santiago, llega BABY BATS Dj, junto a nuestro icónico Dj Vaiser de Valparaíso, para hacer vibrar la pista con lo mejor del Darkwave, Goth Rock, New Romantic, Minimal Wave, Rock Industrial y Electrodark. Además, disfrutaremos de la oscuridad del ESPECIAL DIVAS REBELDES, con tributos a grandes exponentes como Blondie, Pat Benatar, Nina Hagen, Tarja Turunen, Boy Harsher, Elizabeth Fraser, Diva Destruction, Anneke Van Giersbergen, Sharon den Adel, Lisa Gerrard, Lebanon Hanover, Grace Jones, Sinéad O’Connor, Liv Kristine, Vodoo Rage, Diavol Strain, Zanias, Echoberyl y muchas más. ¡En vivo! Regresa SPELLBOUND, la banda tributo a Siouxsie and The Banshees, junto a GARBANIA, tributo a Garbage, para anticipar la llegada de Garbage a Chile. En la previa al show, Maripa conversó con Radio Ritoque, donde compartió detalles exclusivos sobre la producción y lo que el público puede esperar de este espectáculo. Puedes escuchar la entrevista completa en el podcast disponible en esta misma nota. Stands de emprendedoras: @katedral @roxxy.arte Entradas vía Eventrid.cl (Link en Historias y bio de la productora y bandas) Preventa: $7.000 | Puerta: $10.000 Evento solo para mayores de 18 años Apertura de puertas/inicio fiesta: 22:30 horas.

In dieser Episode des Time for Metal Podcast begrüßt Pia die vielseitige Musikerin Lisa, die Teil der aufstrebenden Band Aurora Ghost ist. Lisa erzählt von ihrem Weg im Metal-Universum, der bereits 2013 begann, als sie der Symphonic-Metal-Band Hydra beitrat. Mit Hydra veröffentlichte sie zwei Alben und tourte durch zehn europäische Länder, bis die Band 2019 ihre letzte Show spielte. Seit 2021 bringt Lisa ihre Leidenschaft für schwere Klänge auch in der Doom-Metal-Band Emma Rodd ein. Mit Aurora Ghost verfolgt Lisa jedoch eine neue Richtung: moderner Metal, den sie zusammen mit Chris und Fabi umsetzt. Im Gespräch betont Lisa, wie wichtig ihr die Rückmeldungen der Fans sind, die für sie über kommerziellem Erfolg stehen. Dabei reflektiert sie auch die Herausforderungen, Bandprojekte mit Teilzeitjobs zu kombinieren. Ein Highlight ihrer Karriere: Auftritte auf dem Metal Days Festival an der Seite von Größen wie Hypocrisy und Kollaborationen mit Künstlerinnen wie Liv Kristine. Lisa spricht über die Bedeutung von Streaming-Zahlen und Zuschauerstatistiken, sowohl für die Weiterentwicklung der Band als auch für den Marketing-Effekt. Doch für sie steht die Leidenschaft zur Musik klar im Vordergrund. Ein weiteres Thema sind kreative Veränderungen: Mit der Umbenennung von Hydra zu Aurora Ghost wollte die Band einen Neuanfang wagen und ihre moderne Stilrichtung betonen – eine Mischung aus Symphonic Metal, Modern Metal und Metalcore. Dabei spielt die Visualität eine zentrale Rolle: Musikvideos und Covergestaltung werden mit hohem Anspruch und viel Kreativität selbst umgesetzt, oft mit kleinem Budget. Moderne Technik macht es möglich, dass die Band im Wohnzimmer mit beeindruckender Professionalität arbeitet. Der Bandname Aurora Ghost, inspiriert von Nordlichtern und mystischen Elementen, spiegelt ihren einzigartigen Stil wider. Obwohl Aurora Ghost derzeit keine Live-Auftritte planen, gibt es Überlegungen, zukünftig bei Festivals präsent zu sein. Die Band hat viele Songs in der Pipeline und plant regelmäßige Veröffentlichungen, um ihre abwechslungsreiche Musik zu präsentieren. Neben ihrer musikalischen Arbeit betonen die Mitglieder die Bedeutung von Balance und Bewegung, um die kreative Energie aufrechtzuerhalten. Lisa teilt zudem persönliche Erinnerungen an besondere Festivalerlebnisse, wie den Female Metal Event, der für sein enthusiastisches Publikum bekannt ist. Sie erzählt von herzlichen Begegnungen mit Fans und Kolleginnen wie Anneke van Giersbergen. Für Lisa hat Musik eine besondere Aufgabe: Hoffnung und positive Botschaften zu vermitteln, auch in melancholischen Stücken. Zum Abschluss dieser inspirierenden Episode lädt Lisa dazu ein, in die Musik von Aurora Ghost einzutauchen – eine spannende Reise durch moderne Klänge und visuelle Welten!

When Liv's musical life went into upheaval a few years ago, she explored teaching which she says has always been in her blood. In her "second life" she balances performing her music and teaching primary school and children with special needs. Liv enjoys fulfilling her artistic passions while serving society in the classroom. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When Liv's musical life went into upheaval a few years ago, she explored teaching which she says has always been in her blood. In her "second life" she balances performing her music and teaching primary school and children with special needs. Liv enjoys fulfilling her artistic passions while serving society in the classroom. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Classic 80s Underground. Heavy Metal The Way It Was Meant To Be!

The queen of Scandinavian gothic metal is back with a new album, River of Diamonds! She shared some of her story with us, from her early days to now. Through discovery, teaching, yoga, and more, hear about the things that kept Liv inspired over the years. We also got to dive a bit deeper on her beautiful new album and the stories behind it! She also gave some sage advice about what to look out for on the business side of things. LIV KRISTINE River of Diamonds is releasing April 21 via Metalville Records. Pre-Order your copy now! https://livkristine.net/index.php/shop/ https://livkristine.lnk.to/RiverOfDiamonds

Liv chats about her solo albums including Enter My Religion

Liv chats about her earlier bands Theatre Of Tragedy and Leaves' Eyes

Programa #1089 | Nueva semana, nuevo episodio del Diamonds!! Esta semana con los nuevos de She Bites, Age Nilsen, Iconic, Gun, Palace o Liv Kristine. También le daremos al recopilatorio que editan Nelson, con un triplete de campeones! Atentos también a unos tales Classless Act, que vienen acompañados de Vince Neil y ojito, porqué el Mötley Crüe estará gordo, pero la voz la sigue atesorando (al menos en estudio). Y clásicos, clásicos de Saraya, Santers, Mötley Crüe o Wig Wam, Hartmann o Joey Tempest. Disponible para suscriptores ya mismo. Los que no lo sois, deberéis esperar al viernes para poderlo descargar. Recordad que podéis suscribiros en ivoox por 1,49€/mes.

Si no quieres limitar tus conocimientos musicales y disfrutar de una cuidada selección musical dentro del Rock/Metal, no dudes, dale al play y disfruta de un programa sin fronteras. If you don't want to limit your musical knowledge and enjoy a careful selection of Rock/Metal music, don't hesitate, push play and enjoy a program without frontiers. 1.- MYLES KENNEDY – Wake Me When It´s Over – The Ides Of March (2021 Napalm Records) 2.- EMPERORS & ANGELS – Ready For War – Single (2021 Curtain Call Records) 3.- MASON HILL – Against The Wall – Against The Wall (2021 7Hz Productions) 4.- THE STEEL – Until The End Of The World – The Steel II (2021) 5.- MOTHER ROAD – The Sun Will Shine Again – Drive (2014 AOR Heaven) 6.- THE DEAD DAISIES – Like No Other – Holy Ground (2021 SPV/ Steamhammer/ Spitfire Records/ Curtain Call Records) 7.- THE WRING – Dissension – The Wring2: Project Cipher (2021 Self Released/Asher Media Relations) 8.- DURBIN – Calling Out For Midnight – The Beast Awakens (2021 Frontiers Music s.r.l.) 9.- SONIC HAVEN – Nightmares – Vagabond (2021 Frontiers Music s.r.l.) 10.- BRAINSTORM Feat PEAVY – Scape The Silence – Wall Of Skulls (2021 AFM Records) 11.- SUNRISE – Wild Swans – Equilibria (2021 Music Gym Records/Grand Sounds PR) 12.- RED CAIN - Sunshine (Blood Sun Empire) – Kindred: Act II (2021 Sliptrick Records/ Asher Media Relations) 13.- BEFORE THE DAWN – Final Storm – Single (2021 Stay Heavy Records/ All Noir) 14.- BENTHOS – Back And Forth – II (2021 Eclipse Records) 15.- FROST* - Island Life – Day And Age (2021 InsideOut) 16.- MAGG DYLAN – Pawns – Single (2021 Eclipse Records) 17.- TERAMAZE – Take Your Shot – Sorella Minore (2021 Self Released) 18.- LEVARA – Allow – Levara (2021 Mascot Records) 19.- SAVE THE WORLD – This Little Pill – II (2021 Frontiers Music r.s.l.) 20.- LIV KRISTINE – Skylight – Have Courage Dear Heart (2021 Allegro Talent Media) 21.- STEVE EMM – Night Runner – First Strike (2021 Steelheart Records) 22.- SERGEANT STEEL – Fight Fire With Fire – Truck Tales (2021 Boyz Time Records Musiklabel) 23.- AILAFAR – Life Is A Chess – State Of Mind (2021 Valve Studios Records/ Chris Siloma Management) 24.- ESCAPE – Restless Heart – Fire In The Sky (2021 AOR Heaven/GerMusica PR) 25.- ROBIN MCAULEY – Late December – Standing On The Edge (2021 Frontiers Music s.r.l.) 26.- THE INTELLIGENT MUSIC PROJECT – Listen – The Creation (2021 Intelligent Music/ GerMusica PR) 27.- ROULETTE – Life Will Go On – Single (2021 Black Lodge Records/ Sound Pollution) 28.- MARK SPIRO – Still – Travelling Cowboys (2021 Frontiers Music s.r.l.) Dirigido por Jesús Alijo LUX ¡QUE NADIE SE TE ADELANTE! NO DUDES EN REGISTRARTE, DISFRUTAR, COMENTAR, SEGUIRNOS Y COMPARTIR, GRACIAS. Directed by Jesús Alijo LUX DON'T LET ANYONE GET AHEAD OF YOU! FEEL FREE TO REGISTER, ENJOY, COMMENT, FOLLOW AND SHARE, THANK YOU.

It's that time again, the end of another season but we are giving you a mammoth song and episode to go out on. Taking on the song that this very podcast takes its name from, every part of The Poet and the Pendulum is discussed, Liv Kristine talks about her relationship with Nightwish and there is so much more crammed in too. Make sure you subscribe so you don't miss out on the next season! Instagram and Twitter: PodcastPendulum If you love the podcast and would like to, you can donate to it at https://ko-fi.com/podcastpendulum Hosted and created by Simon Edward McMurdo Fan Jury: Oha Cade of Valcata, Diana F, Pete Rawcliffe and Zayn Artwork by Matt Foulkes Music: Orphanage Airlines (Intro)

A review of the debut album from North American symphonic metal act Everdawn entitled ‘Cleopatra'. Everdawn isn't an entirely new band, but a reconstituted version of a previous act Midnight Eternal. The musician you're most likely to recognize from Everdawn – and a key additional in the changed lineup from Midnight Eternal – is bassist Mike LePond who many might know from Symphony X, also Ross The Boss band, Death Dealer, and many other projects. He brings a steady, veteran presence to this new incarnation of the band. Another fresh face in the lineup is vocalist Alina Gavrilenko, who also goes by the moniker Alina Snowmaiden, taking the vocal duties in place of Midnight Eternal singer Raine Hilai. To my ears, and one of the big differences with this new Everdawn release for those who heard Midnight Eternal's album, is that Raine's voice was a bit more Liv Kristine-esque, while Alina's vocals bring a bit less sweetness and more muscle. Now, in terms of what Everdawn offers on ‘Cleopatra', the listener can expect fairly straightforward European-style symphonic power metal. There's more emphasis on the power here than the symphonic style, and you won't find any massive backing orchestrations along the lines of Xandria or Sirenia. As far as the singing, its mostly operatic soprano female vocals occasionally bonded with clean male singing. No growls in this one. Listening through this album about a half dozen times, I come away generally impressed. There is something different and interesting in each song. While they don't get very progressive stylistically – mostly adherering to clear verse-chorus structure – they still mix it up and surprise on occasion. I'll say I found the second half of the album was somewhat stronger than the first. Looking at that first half: the rocking, up tempo intro “Ghost Shadow Requium” was decent but let off the gas too much and might have been better placed mid-track list. Both the title track “Cleopatra” and “Your Majesty Sadness” had the band going for a big sound. I do give points for effort here, and truly did enjoy both songs – but I'm not sure they quite nailed it with the choruses on each being a bit of a let down. “Stranded In Baglore” – which I believe is the first single released off the album, is a decent, catchy track. I could see this being one I'd enjoy more live than on record. But as I moved further into the album I found more to appreciate, or maybe their approach just grew on me. “Infinity Divine” has maybe the best vocal melody on the record building to a great crecendo – echos of Tarja Turunan – really excellently done. “Rider Of The Storm” and “Lucid Dream” both show the guitars attacking with even heavier riffage and more solid operatic highs from Alina, plus some nice keyboard work. The song “Heart Of A Lion” is the most anthemic track and could be right off a Leaves' Eyes album. And then there's Toledo 712 AD, which is entirely instrumental! Easily the heaviest song and a sterling headbanger. Looking back over the entire tracklist I'm not knocking the earlier album songs, but those later on the agenda seem to come with an overall more ‘metal' feel. The party really develops the further you listen in to this one. So, how do I rate this album ‘Cleopatra'. Well, as far as debuts go, this is pretty strong; give em three points for that. Delivering solid symphonic power metal based out of North America – where the genre needs more representation - earns them five more points. The first half of the album wasn't as strong as it could've been – minus a point, but the second half more than made up for it – plus two points. Total it up and that's 9 out of ten for Cleopatra. It's early so far, but so far ‘Cleopatra' is my fav album of 2021! Listening to this release really I'm very much looking forward to hearing more from the Everdawn and perhaps the opportunity to see them live in the future.

In a new band special, all three co-hosts of the Metal & High Heels Podcast discuss the history of German Gothic turned Symphonic Metallers XANDRIA - from a very special perspective. Tune in to analyze the band's discography and controversial singer changes! Since Pia had to abruptly leave the recording, she had a brilliant idea for every XANDRIA-fan to think about: 'Well, what if Tarja or Liv Kristine (or both?) joined XANDRIA and they blast out everything in Symphonic Metal there has ever been?' - BOOM! Minds were blown. Tell us in the comments! Jingle by MERCY ISLE. www.metal-and-highheels.com Metal, Lifestyle & Entertainment

EP89 is with special guest the legendary Dani Filth of the band Cradle of Filth. We talk about the upcoming re-mastering of Cruelty & The Beast, the upcoming tour and 2 new beers in collaboration with Drygate Brewing in Glasgow, Sweden to support that release. We also talk a bit about the new music they are writing, the occult and more! Listen in and don't forget to follow them on social media @cradleoffilth and keep up to date with all the new dates and news at http://www.cradleoffilth.com/ Don't forget to like, share & subscribe and follow us on social media Instagram: @rocknrollbeerguy Twitter: @RnRBeerGuy Intro: "Cruelty Brought Thee Orchids" by Cradle of Filth Outro: "Nymphetamine (Fix) feat. Liv Kristine" by Cradle of Filth RRBG Logo: Art of Kyle Willis PLEASE check out the Patreon page. www.patreon.com/rocknrollbeerguy Support the podcast and earn exclusive content like full audio interviews from Psycho Las Vegas from acts like Andrew WK, Red Fang, CKY  and more.

Arena. El lado más intenso de la música. Con Erasmo W. Neumann. Episodio 22. Abordamos en este programa algunos puntos de la carrera de Liv Kristine. Twitter: @rotterdam_press Escríbenos a: rotterdampress@gmail.com

https://www.facebook.com/NocturnalAsylumRadio/ ---Opening song--- The Dark Romantics by the Awakening https://theawakeningofficial.bandcamp.com/releases ---DJ Cimmerian--- Gods of Mud by Ariel Maniki & the Black Halos https://arielmaniki.bandcamp.com/ Big City Black Rain by Ulterior https://ulterior.bandcamp.com/ Sin by Dead Souls Rising (out of print & inactive) Dancing on my Grave by Miazma https://miazmaswe.bandcamp.com/ Black Lolita by Lord of the Lost https://lordofthelost.bandcamp.com/ Karma Inn by Merciful Nuns https://www.facebook.com/MercifulNuns/ ---DJ Khaleesi--- Ghost Nation by Gary Numan https://www.facebook.com/GaryNumanOfficial/ Tapping Me (demo version) by the Cascades https://echozone.bandcamp.com/ End by Beauty of Gemina https://www.facebook.com/TheBeautyOfGemina/ Butterfly by Tapping the Vein https://www.facebook.com/tappingthevein/ Love Decay by Liv Kristine feat. Michelle Darkness https://livkristine.bandcamp.com/ Weaving Spiders by Angels of Liberty https://angelsofliberty.bandcamp.com/ ---Split Set--- the Echo and the Voice by Descendants of Cain https://echozone.bandcamp.com/ Stolen Dreams by Breath of Life https://thebreathoflife.bandcamp.com/ Sky Collapse by Kirlian Camera feat. Eskil Simonsson https://kirliancamera.bandcamp.com/ Loneliness by Clan of Xymox https://www.facebook.com/clanofxymox.official/ Ruins by Bella Morte https://bellamorte.bandcamp.com/ Killing by the Spiritual Bat https://thespiritualbat.bandcamp.com/ --Closing Song--- Nostalgia by Tragic Black https://www.facebook.com/tragicblackofficial/ ---EVENTS--- Covenant, Phantasy Niteclub, Cleveland, OH, 4/11 https://www.facebook.com/events/957921124371331/ Danse Macabre w/ DJ Scotty D, Winchester, Cleveland, OH, 4/12 https://www.facebook.com/events/506446173085341/ Sacred Nostalgia w/ DJ Owen, Chamber, Cleveland, OH, 4/13 https://www.facebook.com/events/171997670083581/ She Wants Revenge, Winchester, Cleveland, OH, 5/25 https://www.facebook.com/events/2344263605800029/

The MHOD reviews the latest album from Leaves' Eyes, Sign of the Dragonhead! Leaves' Eyes is a German-Norwegian symphonic metal band from Stavanger, Norway and Ludwigsburg, Germany. They were formed in 2003 by Liv Kristine, the former lead singer of Theatre of Tragedy and the entire line-up of Atrocity. To date, the band has released six studio albums, a single, six EPs, one live album and a DVD. Most of Leaves' Eyes' lyrics, written by Liv Kristine, concern Norse mythology and the Viking Age. The melodic singing vocals of Liv Kristine are occasionally backed up by death growled vocals from Krull, identified under the vocal style Kristine refers to as "beauty and the beast". On April 15, 2016, the band announced they had parted ways with lead-vocalist and co-founder Liv Kristine. They also revealed that she would be replaced by the Finnish singer Elina Siirala of EnkElination. Since then both parties have given different accounts about how the split happened with the band stating a decision on Kristine's departure was taken in January. While it was stated this had been a mutual decision, Kristine disputed this and indicated she was dismissed and it was not her decision. Legal proceedings have started. On April 18, 2017 Siirala made her debut with the band at the Hammersonic festival in Jakarta. It was also announced that a tour edition of the album King of Kings is set to appear in June.

The warrior longboats are coming back ashore with Leaves' Eyes 7th full-length studio album, "Sign Of The Dragonhead." Produced through Germany's Mastersound Entertainment by Leaves' Eyes' own Alex Krull and Thorsten Bauer, this is the band's first full release featuring new singer Elina Siirala. Fans got a taste of her work via the 2016 EP Fires In The North, but this album gives a much fuller sampling of her skills and a better sense of what fans can expect from this new incarnation of Leaves' Eyes. In brief: if you are an admirer of Leaves' Eyes previous catalogue, you'll relish "Sign Of The Dragonhead." The album picks up musically where 2015's “King Of Kings” left off, with a similar production style and lyrical themes. The mixture of styles and pacing from track to track makes this an eminently listenable album, with haunting ballads such as “Fairer Than The Sun” seguing seamlessly into headbanging anthems like “Shadows In The Night." Clocking in at just over 45 minutes, it's a balanced and well-conceived album from beginning to end. As a big fan of symphonic metal, I am aware of the potential pitfalls this genre holds. Bands who are able to avoid recreating Nightwish's sound still can move so far into melodic territory that the music becomes indistinguishable from commercial hard rock. No worries here on either front. With their new album, Leaves' Eyes maintains their own distinct sound, navigating the treacherous shoals of “beauty vs. beast” vocals, folkish elements, Viking lyrical imagery, and big orchestrations. The band utilizes all these tools effectively, in ways that never come off as derivative. Vocalist Elina Siirala's singing is quite impressive throughout "Sign Of The Dragonhead," her voice expressed with variety and heart. Elina's delivery is distinct from predecessor Liv Kristine, but not so much that fans will see her addition as a radical retooling of the band's sound. Her voice gives extra punch to the Celtic-inspired pace of standout tracks “Across The Sea” and “Völva." As usual with Leaves' Eyes, Alex Krull's harsh vocals are used judiciously and in just the right places to give extra aggression and “oomph." Like previous Leaves' Eyes releases, folk sounds play a key role, but the band wisely meters them out, with fiddles, pipes, choirs and acoustic guitar nurturing rather than overwhelming the songs on which they appear. “Riders On The Wind” is a great example of this balance, providing the perfect meshing of sonic metal and folk kick. Krull and Bauer did an impressive job in producing this album: the mix is clean and lively, making the music that much more exciting. This is a solid metal album, and one I won't forget when considering the best for 2018 at the end of the year. This album is very consistent, and the only negative I might mention is that there's not any single track that leaps out as a ‘must-hear' classic like the songs “My Destiny” or “Hell To The Heavens” from previous albums. However, with zero filler – no weak submissions here – and so much good material, Leaves' Eyes will have a tough time determining which songs will represent this album on setlists. With "Sign of the Dragonhead," Leaves' Eyes further solidify their niche as one of the strongest symphonic metal bands going.

Rock-Lobster Johnson pinch-hits this month to discuss new albums from Sabaton, Darkher, and the Vivaldi Metal Project. SonOfOdin takes things into the gutter with deathgrind act Full Frontal Face Fuckers before gushing like a fangirl over Liv Kristine and her first band, Theatre of Tragedy.

Especial THE SIRENS com músicas da carreira de Anneke Van Giersbergen, Liv Kristine e Kari Rueslåtten, de suas ex-bandas Theatre of Tragedy, the Gathering e The 3rd and the Mortal, e ainda inéditos do The Sirens. A edição número 70 do podcast vai cobrir também as vindas dos grupos Mr Big, Winger e Anathema ao Brasil, e ainda promover os mais recentes trabalhos dos grupos Sweet & Lynch, Defy All Reason, Empire of Fools, Profane And The Sacred, Serious Black, Orden Ogan, Blind Guardian, U.D.O., Battle Beast, Stargazery, Angelus Apatrida e Northland, editados em 2015.

Especial THE SIRENS com músicas da carreira de Anneke Van Giersbergen, Liv Kristine e Kari Rueslåtten, de suas ex-bandas Theatre of Tragedy, the Gathering e The 3rd and the Mortal, e ainda inéditos do The Sirens. A edição número 70 do podcast vai cobrir também as vindas dos grupos Mr Big, Winger e Anathema ao Brasil, e ainda promover os mais recentes trabalhos dos grupos Sweet & Lynch, Defy All Reason, Empire of Fools, Profane And The Sacred, Serious Black, Orden Ogan, Blind Guardian, U.D.O., Battle Beast, Stargazery, Angelus Apatrida e Northland, editados em 2015.