The eleventh episode of On The Horizon takes us back to Hungary! In this article, you can read about the first EP of the modern pop metal band EVERFLASH titled "Számíthatsz Rám" (You can count on Me). Besides their songs, there are some information about their story.
Discovery – The Crazy Rogues #3 (12.15.) /ENG/
In the third part of our Discovery series, we travel to Veszprém county to learn more about The Crazy Rogues a folk punk rock band who started their journey in 2014. They brought their unique and unusual music style to Sziget Festival in 2015 and 2018 and they keep bringing them to those who wish... Bővebben →
On The Horizon: Darkest Point (12.01.) #10 /ENG/
In this episode of On The Horizon you can learn about Darkest Point from California and about their two new singles which are the heralds of the debuting album coming next year. Band: Darkest Point (USA) Single(s): Nightmares, A World We Used To Know (2021) Genre: Deahtcore The backstory of Darkest Point: They are a 3 members formation... Bővebben →
Discovery – #2: Leponexx (11.24.) /ENG/
In this part of our Discovery series we brought you Leponexx, they try to create a unique spot in the Hungarian underground music with taking inspiration from groove, death and progressive metal. In this interview you can learn about their new tracks and their upcoming album. Stay with us! Band: Leponexx (HUN) Genre: Groove Metal Current members:... Bővebben →
Discovery – #1: the False (11.17.) /ENG/
In our new article series, we introduce bands and musicians. Discovery above all contains interviews which help to bring closer the members of the musical world and the audience. In this first episode we chart the past years, current releases, and future plans of the Hungarian alternative rock band the False. Stay with us! Band:... Bővebben →
On The Horizon: Mhorai (11.10.) #8 /ENG/
In the eighth part of On The Horizon we take a closer look at the Hungarian deathcore and modern metal community’s big favourite Mhorai and their album called Hegemony which was released this year. If you want to experience the survival of a lone wolf in the freezing wild, then this is your chance. Band:... Bővebben →
On The Horizon: lépjünk a holdra (11.03.) #6 /ENG/
Why is the name Lépjünk a holdra (Let’s step on the Moon)? Back then Neil Armstrong did the same thing and wished it for his childhood neighbour because this is the only chance he can indulge his wife that way, if it is fulfilled. One thing is for sure that this band tries to take... Bővebben →
One to Listen – ISOTOPES: Poisoned Autumn (10.16.) /ENG/
Why should you give „Poisoned Autumn” a chance? Poisoned Autumn is the second single of ISOTOPES and their most recognised track. It is outstanding regarding their other songs but this doesn’t mean that ISOTOPES is a one-hit wonder. Insomnia, Flower, RIP and Hurt are all great tracks with great potential but simply they somehow didn't... Bővebben →
One to Listen – KONGOS: Repeat After Me (10.13.) /ENG/
Why should you give „Repeat After Me” a chance? For many the band KONGOS might not be new, from their dynamic tracks this may be the most outstanding. To prove my bold statement, this song has everything from the band’s characteristics and yet it feels special. It builds as a damped mantra until the refrain,... Bővebben →
Reboot – Phil Collins: In The Air Tonight & Our Sorrows: Save Me (10.09.) /ENG/
Why is the original track so special? Being 40 years old this year, ’In The Air Tonight’ has developed a substantial history throughout the decades and became one if not the most defining song of Phil Collins. The 1981 single was a curious piece of work because it was the first in line making Phil’s... Bővebben →