Album: Angel of Light by Angel Witch
I think that many of us remember Angel Witch because of Lars Ulrich and Metallica. Lars told Jan Gradvall in a 2018 interview that...
Loreena McKennitt – Part Four
Rock Era continues its journey of exploring and analyzing Loreena McKennitt's music. The previous parts contained Loreena's most celebrated releases: "The Mask and Mirror",...
Album: Daemon by Mayhem
Mayhem, the Norwegian Black Metal forefathers, debated as the band that started the big bang. This is the band that their name does not...
Progressive Metal Night in Alexandria Review
Metal Night! On Thursday, two of the finest Egyptian metal bands performed together at the Jesuit Cultural Center in Alexandria. The night went on...
Album Review: Lindsay Schoolcraft’s Martyr
Lindsay Schoolcraft was introduced to the metal family when she first joined Cradle of Filth as a backing vocalist and keyboardist in 2013. Six years...
Scary Spooky Halloween Playlist
The ultimate Halloween playlist! There is no Halloween without a horrific and spooky Metal playlist, although there are various choices to be listed, I...
Interview with Famous Iranian Musician and Activist Sahar Ajdamsani
Sahar Ajdamsani is a celebrated Iranian writer, poetess and singer. She is also activist and photographer. Her name is universally known in Iranian Woman...
Music Video Review: Kato Hafez – Helm
Kato Hafez, a self-taught multi-instrumentalist and vocalist from Alexandria, Egypt. A free Independent Musician, also a RoundGlass Music Awards winner in the US 2018...
Mythos – Tales of the Fallen Empire (Album Review)
Egyptian death-core heavyweights, Mythos, employ a unique take on an already interesting genre. Bands like Thy Art is Murder and Suicide Silence helped bring this...
Album: Shaped by Fire by As I Lay Dying
For a band recovering from scandal, As I Lay Dying gave its audience exactly what they needed; a straightforward record. With Shaped By Fire,...














