Album: Ya by Omaima El Khalil
Omeima khalil has this oozing warmth in her voice that takes us back to the golden era of "Tarab" music, when music had the...
Album: Exir by Kahtmayan
Kahtamayan, the 26th night of ancient Persian calendar that its reputation as a result of its non-existence in the Arabian calendar, causing it to...
Blues for Beginners
Blues for Beginners: 10 Top Albums to Get Started With the Blues Welcome to my first post blues article, here on Rock Era; I’m a...
Interview with Destiny In Chains
Once upon a concert, fellow musicians took to calling Destiny in Chains the "Pioneers of Metalcore in Egypt", since then they have been dominating...
Please – Please EP
This review is about a Rock band from Germany, Frankfurt formed in 2004 called ‘Please’. Please will bring you chills down your spine especially...
Chalice Of Doom – Into Hypnagogia
An absolute gem – Chalice of Doom is one of the few Middle Eastern bands that will be constantly replayed and hopefully my review...
Best Cover Songs – Part 1
There are tons of covers out there; but the best are usually how the artist plays around it, find a way to make the...
Interview with Sinprophecy
"Angrily depressed" is the first thing comes to mind when their name enters any chit-chat; a fierce sense of grief and sorrow is the...
Album: Sweet Salvation by The Last Vegas
The Last Vegas Album had a bit of a complication for me, because it had both really good and really bad songs, as if...
Album: Ashes to Ashes by Chelsea Grin
I spent the whole week listening to Chelsea Grin's latest album, Ashes to Ashes, which was a challenge -to be honest- to give an...














