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Lacuna Coil Review in Kerrang Magazine

In The Media By Feb 03, 2018

The 3rd February issue of Kerrang! magazine features a review of Lacuna Coil’s 20th Anniversary on the 19th January. The review talks about the visual spectacle of the show as well as reflecting on the setlist that spans the bands whole career.   Reviewer James Mackinnon ends his four ‘K’ review with ‘this may have been a one-night-only affair, but it’s…

Lacuna Coil Live Review in Kerrang Magazine

In The Media By Nov 15, 2014

The London show of Lacuna Coil’s Broken Crown Halo tour is reviewed in the November 15th issue of UK rock magazine Kerrang! and they give it an excellent 4Ks!  The magazine has this to say: “If Motionless In White’s hammering display is the musical equivalent of a Saw film, then Lacuna Coil’s is more akin to a Dario Argento cult…

Behind The Scenes At The Kerrang Photo-shoot

In February I was invited to join Andrea and Cristina for a photo-shoot for Kerrang Magazine.  We met in the lobby of the building, not are from Forbidden Planet in central London and went up to the office cum studio that was going to be used.  Over the course of the next couple of hours I got to chat to…

Lacuna Coil in Kerrang Magazine

In The Media By Mar 19, 2014

Lacuna Coils Andrea Ferro and Cristina Scabbia are featured in the March 22nd issue of UK rock magazine Kerrang! in a two page article entitled ‘Winter Is Coming’. In the article Kerrang reflects on the history of the band, including the recent retirement of Cristiano ‘Pizza’ Migliore and drummer Cristiano ‘CriZ’ Mozzati, and how this  Lacuna Coils approach to the…

Cristina in Kerrang! Magazine

In The Media By Oct 25, 2012

Lacuna Coil vocalist Cristina Scabbia features in the October 20th issue of UK rock magazine Kerrang! In the article, entitled ‘Scream Idol’, Cristina talks about how she joined the band, what she is like off-stage; a life that she describes as almost boringly normal. Cristina says “I’ve never been a fan of getting completely shit-faced so you can’t remember anything…