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Webzine dedicated to the metal band fronted by girls. We also like ambient,darkwave,rock & electronic music.
INFOS : webzine@femmemetalwebzine.net
Webzine dedicated to the metal band fronted by girls. We also like ambient,darkwave,rock & electronic music.
We have already read her thoughts about “Libertine”, now it’s time to do a step back in 2010 and see what at the time Liv Kristine Official replied to our interviewer Ed during the promotion of her third album “Skintight” quoting her words :”This album is me, straight from the heart, just very down-to-earth, natural and personal. It really deserves the title “Skintight”“.(via Interview : Liv Kristine (2010) « Femme Metal Webzine)
A total breakthrough (90/100!!!!) the fourth solo album album “Libertine” by Liv Kristine released on Napalm Records. Read fully the review by Tony Cannella at
(via Liv Kristine – “Libertine” (2012) « Femme Metal Webzine)
The lovely Liv Kristine stopped at Femme Metal Webzine for a heartfelt chat about her latest album “Libertine” out on Napalm Records, the past with Theatre of Tragedy and some future interesting projects. Read here!
Label : Tigermoth Records
Review by Tony Cannella
Christina Booth is the lead singer for the UK prog rock outfit Magenta. On her new solo album “Broken Lives & Bleeding Hearts”, Christina’s Magenta band mate Rob Reed co-wrote, produced, mixed, engineered and also plays piano, bass, keyboards and guitars. So with Rob Reed’s large input, you would think that Christina’s solo album would sound like Magenta. While there are some bits and pieces that may remind fans of Magenta, there is also enough to differentiate the two. “Broken Lives…” features a more organic sound than Magenta and eschews the progressive direction of that band, for the most part. Instead, you will hear influences that range from pop, rock to jazz. Despite all of the fine guests who appear on this album, it is also unmistakably Christina’s album. Christina Booth has got an excellent and expressive voice – that goes without saying, and on “Broken Lives…” she gets to show off a different side to her musically. “Free” is the first indication that this is something a little bit different than her current band. This is a strong almost jazz-y opener with a Gospel choir near the end of the song. “Way Back to My Heart” has a smooth vibe to it. The production provided by Rob Reed is crystal clear with extra emphasis being placed on the vocals of course. Songs like “Deep Oceans”, the acoustically driven, up-tempo “Hanging by a Thread” (an excellent song and my favorite – great lyrics, too!) and the bass heavy “Down to the River” are all special songs and highlights. Fans of Magenta may love this album, then again they may not. Sure, “Broken Lives & Bleeding Hearts” is different from Magenta, but what would be the point of doing a solo album if it sounds like her current band?
Rating - 75/100
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