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“Lovers of symphonic metal listen up… because Victoria K is about to put Australia on the map.” – Heavy Magazine

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"..it’s like Evanescence meeting Slipknot in a dark alley and it blows your mind, and eardrums.." - Tsarina Wilson (Ever Metal)

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“The latest exciting new talent to emerge from the Melbourne metal scene...” – Sentinel Daily

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“Victoria K’s vocals are absolutely brilliant, they're ethereal and infectious” – Buzz Music

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“…Victoria K's new album "Essentia" is here to claim the title of the best symphonic metal release of the year!” – Jupiter Variation

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“Those who make their debut like this have the potential to get to the top!” (13/15) – Frank “Otti” Van Duren (Legacy Magazine Issue #127)

 “Ethereal, melodic vocals juxtaposed against heavy metal, Victoria K produces a sound not too dissimilar to that of Within Temptation and Evanescence.” – Ditch This Magazine

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“Victoria K is an emerging force in Melbourne’s gothic and symphonic metal scene. With her hauntingly powerful voice and stormy songwriting, Victoria K’s music balances at the nexus of dark fragility and empowering strength.” – Hysteria Magazine

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“She very quickly won over the crowd and with her voice and great tracks like ‘Lacuna’ and ‘Matrix’ it is very easy to see that she will soon be matching it alongside bands like Evanescence and Nightwish.” – Heavy Magazine

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“The sense of yearning and resolution in Lacuna is woven with sophistication and skill.” – Hysteria Magazine

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“'Lacuna' is an atmospheric track in which Victoria showcases her fantastic voice by switching between delicate verses and powerful choruses with total ease.” – Maniacs

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 “’Lacuna’ has so much Metal and so much Gothic in it that you’d want to hear it repeatedly if you’re a Metal fan. The music is sharp and powerful, and the song easily flows into your senses.” - FemMetal

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“Generally centred upon mezzo-soprano, her slightly deeper range renders her overall sound more haunting than the apparent stylistic influences such as Nightwish and Evanescence.” – Hysteria Magazine