ALBUM REVIEW: Karyn Crisis’ Gospel of the Witches – Covenant



What is a witch? What is her purpose? And more importantly, what makes her a witch? These
are the very questions Karyn Crisis (Crisis) has spent many years trying to answer during her spiritual journey and work as a psychic medium. Blessed with the gift of clairvoyance, Karyn, has always felt connected to the spiritual world. But it was when while working in Tuscany; she first saw the appearance of Aradia, an ancient witch who had taught her about healing, the witches of Tuscany, and the medicine women throughout rural Italy. It was at that moment that Karyn learned about her past life and lineage as a healer and began her journey to uncover the truth about Italy’s witches. It was also the moment that inspired Karyn to get back into music and form Gospel of the Witches. Today, they share that journey with us on their sophomore album, Covenant (Aural Music).
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NEW MUSIC FRIDAY: October 25th New Music Releases


 

Purchase and stream all the new music released today!

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Skinlab Announce New Drummer, Start Tracking New Album Due Later This Year


Bay Area metal veterans Skinlab have begun tracking their highly-anticipated new album with producer Ulrich Wild. The album is the first new music by the band with new drummer Fabian Vestod, who joined the band last year following the departure of longtime drummer Paul Hopkins. The new Skinlab album is due for release in later 2019 via Art Is War Records. Extensive touring is also planned. Continue reading


Skinlab Shares New Video For “Dead Tomorrow”


Skinlab has shared some new music and a video from their upcoming new album, due in 2019. The clip for ‘Dead Tomorrow’ provides a slice of the grooves, and hardcore metal style the band laid down in the 1990s as a highly influential band from the Bay Area. Juan Urtega (Testament, Machine Head) produced the new album, due out on Art Is War Records. Continue reading


Invidia – As The Sun Sleeps


Invidia (the brainchild of In This Moment’s Travis Johnson and former Skinlab guitarist Brian Jackson) aims to be the sonic version of Sylvester Stallone’s Rocky, and makes no bones about it. The track ‘Step Up’ from their début As the Sun Sleeps (Steamhammer/Oblivion/SPV) spells this out quite literally, even lifting a line from the film that encompasses everything the band stands for: “It’s not about how hard you can hit; it’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.”Continue reading