Their best records in the ranking of the Metal Hammer magazine

Not just Maneskin. There is another Italian rock group that abroad – and not from now – gets consensus. These are the Milanese Glacuna Coil, to whom Hammer, the largest world metal webzine, dedicates an in -depth analysis with the ranking of their ten best albums. “From their debut in Milan in the mid -90s – recalls the magazine in the introduction – the coil gaps have become real icons of the Gothic Metal. Their incisive riffs, the irresistible refrains and, of course, the interaction between the two leaders. Cristina Scabbia and Andrea Ferro gave life to ten albums full of dark and elegant melodies “.
Below, Hammer ranked all the albums in the studio of the gaps coil from the worst to the best (here the complete service).

10. Shallow Life (2009)
9. Dark Adrenaline (2012)
8. Broken Crown Halo (2014)
7. In a reverie (1999)
6. Karmacode (2006)
5. Unleashed Memories (2001)
4. Sleepless Empire (2025)
3. Delirium (2016)
2. Black Anima (2019)
1. Comalies (2002)

Last February, “Sleepless Empire”, tenth album of the Italian Metal Band, was released. To anticipate it, the singles “Gravity”, “Never Dawn”, “Hosting the Shadow” (with Randy Blythe of the Lamb of God), “In the Meantime” (with Ash Costello of the New Years Day) and “Oxygen”. “Gravity” touches themes such as the inevitability of fate and the continuous and low continuous life, launching a message of resilience.
“It is not easy to maintain stability in such difficult times, we feel lost and also struggle to breathe while shouting to ask for help – write Cristina Scabbia and companions in a note – How should we face these moments? We should seek help or rather isolate ourselves from the world to collect the pieces in our golden and misanthropic cage? We hope that 'Gravity' you like it as much as we will make you think about it and take advantage of it to the maximum “.
“Gravity” is also accompanied by a video with dark shades directed by Martina L Mc.lean. Watch the “Gravity” video below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1npcrnerxw

“Sleepless Empire” follows “Comalies XX” (2022), remake Of the album “Comalies” originally published in 2002. “It is a disc that tells, through our eyes, the chaos of a generation trapped in a digital world that never stops, where social media destroy identity and push us, every day more, to transform us into zombies without a soul – explains the band into a note – we find ourselves in the middle, we have lived the world in analogue and we now live, The evolution and meaning of everything.
The new album contains 11 songs each of which represents the perfect soundtrack of a very specific moment and place. This there tracklist:
1. The Siege
2. Oxygen
3. Scarecrow
4. Gravity
5. I Wish You Were Dead
6. Hosting the Shadow (feat. Randy Blythe)
7. In nomine patris
8. Sleepless Empire
9. Sleep Paralysis
10. In The Mean Time (feat. Ash Costello)
11. Never Dawn

After the publication of “Sleepless Empire”, the Coil Glacs will leave for a long world tour that will see them limestone the stages of Latin America and Mexico in March, North America between April and May together with Machine Head and Flames, and still those of some European festivals in the summer. Here is the complete calendar of the tour, which will also touch Italy for two dates.

• 3/12 Buenos Aires, AR El Teatro Flores
• 3/13 Santiago, CL Theater Coliseo
• 3/15 Sao Paulo, br carioca club
• 3/16 Curitiba, BR Tok n Roll
• 3/18 Belo Horizonte, br mr rock
• 3/19 Brasilia, BR Toihna
• 3/21 Bogota, Co Lourdes Musical Hall
• 3/23 TEGUCIGALPA, HN Radio House Casa Campo
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• 3/27 Guadalajara, MX C3 Stage
• 3/28 Monterrey, MX Café Iguana
• 3/29 Mexico City, MX Pabellon Oeste
• 3/30 San Luis Potosi, MX Cineteca Alameda
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• 4/5 Oakland, Ca Fox Theater
• 4/7 Phoenix, az van buren
• 4/9 San Diego, Ca Observatory North Park
• 4/10 Los Angeles, Ca the Wiltern
• 4/12 Las Vegas, NV House of Blues
• 4/13 Salt Lake City, Ut the Union Event Center
• 4/15 Denver, Co the Fillmore
• 4/17 San Antonio, TX Aztec Theater
• 4/18 Houston, TX House of Blues
• 4/19 Dallas, TX House of Blues
• 4/21 Raleigh, nc the ritz
• 4/22 Silver Spring, MD The Fillmore
• 4/23 Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn Paramount
• 4/25 Reading, Pa Santander Arena
• 4/26 Boston, but House of Blues
• 4/27 Montreal, QC Mtelus
• 4/28 Toronto, On History
• 4/30 Cincinnati, Oh Andrew J Brady Music Center
• 5/2 Detroit, Mi The Fillmore
• 5/3 Chicago, Radius
• 5/4 Minneapolis, Mn the Fillmore
• 5/5 Winnipeg, MB Burton Cummings Theater
• 5/7 Calgary, AB Gray Eagle Event Center
• 5/8 Edmonton, AB Midway Music Hall
• 5/10 Kelowna, BC prosperous place place
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• 6/15 Lignano Sabbiadoro (IT), Arena Alpe Adria
• 6/28 Tallinn (EE), Tallinn Rock Festival
• 7/6 Lucca (IT), Lucca Summer Festival
• 6/6 Plzen (CZ), Metal Fest OpenIair
• 8/8 Walton-on-Trent (UK), Bloodstock Festival
• 8/10 Hildesheim (de), Mi'era Luna Festival
• 8/15 Carhaix (FR), Motocultor