This is another great release coming out of France, aggressive and melodic in equal measures. It’s atmospheric and intriguing. I would suggest this isn’t a typical black metal offering, but it is a very welcome one.
This album in general is very much different from Sylvan’s previous output, but it works, and many are already singing its praises as possibly his best solo work to date.
Although short, “Mantha” is a fantastic listen, especially for people who struggle to find time for full-length albums but want to immerse themselves in another world!
These Danes have produced a great debut album and it should stand them in good stead for future projects.
“Multiversal” is packed with excellent technical death metal, neverending guitar licks and so much synth you might think that someone was obsessed with the ‘80s, but in a good, tasteful way.
Keor exclusively premieres ‘Underworld’ on the Progspace, the second single from his highly anticipated new album “Tearoom”.
Oklahoma modern prog metal 6-piece Lucid Awakening premiere their new single ‘Epiphany’ exclusively at The Progspace.
Talented vocalist Urvi, equally at home in both India and the UK, is presenting her brand new second single ‘Pantomime’.
Scottish alt proggers of A Really Good Band That’s Really Good are about to release their first two part single, aptly titled "The Return" this coming Friday, March 19th 2021. Today, the Edinburgh quartet that also features Ihlo drummer Clark McMenemy among their...
Video premiere for Where Stars Collide’s latest single, Freedom.
This week on the PROGTALKS, Uncle Prog (Rune Belsvik Reinås) talks to Ole Michael Bjørndal, known from Oak and Airbag, about his new solo album, under the name “Caligonaut”. Among other things, we discuss how “Magnified as Giants” has been an album long in the making,...
This week on the PROGTALKS, Uncle Prog (Rune Belsvik Reinås) talks to bassist Eskil Rask and guitarist Jens Nicolai Gräs from progressive metal band Iotunn. The Danes can easily be described as some of the brightest rising stars in the prog-metal skies, and their...
This week our guest is the prolific Mattias Olsson. Mostly known as the drummer for legendary Swedish progrock act “Änglagård”, but that is just a tiny part of Olsson’s massive musical output. “Uncle Prog” talks to him about his work as a musician and a producer.
Welcome to the first edition of PROGTALKS, a new series of interviews by The Progspace. Every Wednesday you’ll listen to our editor and walking-library-of-Prog, Rune ‘Uncle Prog’ Belsvik Reinås, talking in-depth with members of the Progressive music scene from all around the world.
Grievously overlooked progressive artrock by Olivia & the Random, powerprog by Dakesis, modern progressive folk by James Lindsay, prog-thrash by Paranorm and a look back to the seventies with classic band Gryphon.
There should be something for absolutely everyone in this edition of Rune’s Progfiles Archives.
A new song by UK band Konom, great Italian Prog by Logos and feel-good music by Norway’s MEER are just some of the highlights of the February edition of Rune’s Progfiles!
This is our new Releases of the Week format where we’ll highlight a few editorial picks with mini-reviews. Check back every Friday to get your weekly fix of new prog releases!
This is our new Releases of the Week format where we’ll highlight a few editorial picks with mini-reviews. Check back every Friday to get your weekly fix of new prog releases!
This is our new Releases of the Week format where we’ll highlight a few editorial picks with mini-reviews. Check back every Friday to get your weekly fix of new prog releases!
Introducing our brand new Releases of the Week format where we’ll highlight a few editorial picks with mini-reviews. Check back every Friday to get your weekly fix of new prog releases!
Introducing our brand new Releases of the Week format where we’ll highlight a few editorial picks with mini-reviews. Check back every Friday to get your weekly fix of new prog releases!
Israeli progressive metal band Scardust have recently gone through a line-up change and what better way can there be to welcome the new members to the group if not through a live show?
After watching these 2 showss, is clear that Leprous is at their best stage form. Despite the halt in concerts worldwide, they have not really stopped playing together and have kept rocking every studio or stage they enter. Be sure to catch their next Weekend streaming for “Coal and Bilateral” albums!
We have watched a few of these online events, and I thought this was the best one so far. At roughly 75 minutes long, there was a feeling of real quality about this one.
In these unusual times, live gigs are on hold, festivals postponed for a year, but a new alternative has emerged.
Once in a while, a band comes along that stands out from the crowd. Fleshgod Apocalypse are such a band, and until recently they had slipped under our radar. Bloodshot Dawn announced dates supporting the Italians and after checking out FA’s 2019 album "Veleno", we...
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