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Interview with Armory

Interview with Armory:

After reviewing their great debut full-lenght album "The Dawn Of Enlightenment", I had to ask some question to the band about this amazing release, why are they not signed among many other things. Here are the answers that Joe provided to our questions.

First of all thanks for the interview, and let’s get started with the questions:

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Interview With Graveworm

Interview With Graveworm:

After releasing "Diabolical Figures" we had some time to ask some questions to the band about this amazing release that is currently available through Massacre Records.

Thanks for the interview and let’s get started with the questions:

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Interview With Echoes Of Eternity

Interview With Echoes Of Eternity:

We had time to ask a few questions to Brandon S.Patton from Echoes Of Eternity about their upcoming album "As Shadows Burns" here is what he had to say about our questions.

Thanks for the interview and let's get started with the questions:

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Interview With Darzamat

Interview With Darzamat:

Thanks for the interview and let's get started with the questions:

I.M: After an impressive debut album with "In The Flames of Black Art", the band took 7 years to release their next full length album "Oniriad", what happened during this time (besides the release of an EP in 1999)?

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Echoes Of Eternity – As Shadows Burn (2009)

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While many people decided to trash Echoes Of Eternity debut album “The Forgotten Goddess”, I was very surprised why a band would get trashed by attempting a very interesting mixture of musical genres (Gothic and Progressive Metal) and achieving a very good debut album.

The riffs on the band’s debut album were not the most original or complicated out there, also they were pretty repetitive but they still managed to get the job done in creating an original sound for a band that was breaking into the scene.

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Darzamat – Solfernus Path (2009)

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I can always count on Darzamat to produce a high quality album that is very, if not totally, different from their previous one. This is a feature that I like about Darzamat but unfortunately some critics do not, and they trash the band’s releases.

“Solfernus Path” marks this Polish band fifth full length, while the band started more in the style of Symphonic Black Metal, they have now switched around to Dark/Gothic Metal, but without loosing their aggressiveness and power that the band had in their earlier days.

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