Album Review – Cradle of Filth “Total F*cking Darkness” Double LP (Metal)
Review By Eddy Levitsky – 3/5 Dragons From MAYS Vandala Magazine – READ MORE REVIEWS HERE To be perfectly honest, I am a sucker for old school demos because listening to […]
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Album Review – Triptykon “Melana Chasmata” (Doom Metal)
Review By Eddy Levitsky – 4/5 Dragons From MAYS Vandala Magazine – READ MORE REVIEWS HERE Tom G. Warrior is back with Triptykon’s long-awaited second album called Melana Chasmata. Four years […]
Stepping Back on Stage – A Band Leaders Perspective
By Eddy “Snow” Levitsky FROM APRIL 2014 VANDALA MAGAZINE – READ MORE ARTICLES FREE! Here I am back to my daily routine and schedule. Home sweet home, they say and yet, […]
April 2014 Vandala Magazine
Spring is here! Well sort of. Though we battled the winter winds to bring you music that is roaring like a lion! April we had distinct pleasure to chat with […]
Album Review – Iced Earth “Plagues Of Babylon” (Power/Thrash Metal)
Review By Eddy Levitsky Iced Earth is a true testament to metal music. Always staying true to its musical core, Jon Schaffer has delivered album after album without compromise. Iced Earth’s […]
Album Review – Rivers of Nihil “The Conscious Seed of Light” (Death Metal)
I honestly did not know what to expect from Metal Blade’s Rivers of Nihil’s debut album “The Conscious Seed of Light” as I have never previously heard of them. To […]
Album Review – Ministry “From Beer to Eternity” (Industrial Metal)
After six years of absence, Ministry is back with their most diverse and ambitious album to date. The production of “From Beer to Eternity” is a tragedy-laden story featuring the […]
Show Review – Lined Up On A Monday Night – Anathema, Alcest, Mamiffer
– By Eddy Levitsky Even though I have arrived at the venue a couple of hours in advance, a massive lineup, the likes I have not seen in a long time, […]
Album Review – Gris “Goliath” (Black Metal/Classical)
Hailing from Québec, Gris delivers powerful, atmospheric and truly emotional black metal that constructs its songs on feeling rather than catchy riffs or award-winning melodies. “Il Était Une Forêt” is […]
Album Review – The Aristocrats “Culture Clash” (Rock Fusion)
The Aristocrats are back with a brand new CD entitled “Culture Clash”. Just like their first endeavor, this new full-length album features outstanding musicianship as well as catchy tunes but […]
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