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Tarja’s “Frisson Noir” Redefines the Meaning of Legacy

Ryan Murray | Co-Owner | Chief Editor | Contributor | Photographer r.m.music84@gmail.com For more than two decades, Tarja Turunen has remained one of the most distinctive voices in symphonic metal. While many artists eventually settle into the comfort of their legacy, Tarja has spent her solo career doing the exact opposite. Whether channeling the orchestral…
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The Night Lestat Took Over – One Night Only Live at NYC’s Beacon Theater

Zach Brehany | Contributor DISCLAIMER: The following review is based on clips and phone-recorded footage of the event. I was not actually in attendance for this event. The audience has died down a bit from the premiere of Anne Rice’s The Vampire Lestat. The excitement got everyone up and ready, pumped for the next event.…
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Evanescence’s Sanctuary Acknowledges Anger, But Choses Something Far Stronger

Ryan Murray | Co-Owner | Chief Editor | Contributor | Photographer r.m.music84@gmail.com For more than two decades, Evanescence have carried the enormous legacy of Fallen. While longtime fans have embraced the band’s evolution, others have continued to measure every new release against the sound and aesthetic that first catapulted the group into the mainstream. It’s…
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The Vampire Lestat: Music, Myth, and the Return of the Brat Prince

Zach Brehany | Contributor He has just awoken, seeing a world that he could only dream of. People being free with expression, the divide being the wealthy and the poor a good bit more fuzzy than when he was either a human or when he began his journey along The Devil’s Road, no new religion…
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Breaking Benjamin Unleash Haunting New Single “Something Wicked,” Tease Darker New Era Ahead

Ryan Murray | Co-Owner | Chief Editor | Contributor | Photographer r.m.music84@gmail.com After five years between standalone releases, Breaking Benjamin have returned with “Something Wicked,” a towering new anthem drenched in atmosphere, tension, and the kind of emotional weight that has defined the band for more than two decades. The track arrives following its live…
