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“Type O Negative will always be in the Olympus, and we’ll always love Paradise Lost.” How Our Truth cemented Lacuna Coil as 21st Century goth metal heavyweights

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“Type O Negative will always be in the Olympus, and we’ll always love Paradise Lost.” How Our Truth cemented Lacuna Coil as 21st Century goth metal heavyweights

Riding high after 2002’s Komalies, Lacuna Coil established themselves as breakout stars – with a little help from Ozzfest, Middle Eastern melodies and a movie about werewolves and vampires

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