Greylotus – Motherwort
Their sound is exploring the grey area between modern technical death metal and deathcore, and they’re also throwing in hints of djent and black metal, just to make the concoction of extremity as wild as it gets.
Their sound is exploring the grey area between modern technical death metal and deathcore, and they’re also throwing in hints of djent and black metal, just to make the concoction of extremity as wild as it gets.
Power metal isn’t exactly my go-to genre. But something clicked for me when I was watching the video to ‘War Hearts’ and all of a sudden, instead of coming across as “power metal”, I felt like I was just witnessing some brilliant songwriting.
Anyone who’s familiar with the band’s previous work should know what to expect. They’re loyal to their sound and not exactly reinventing themselves with this album.
When done right, I feel like black metal can evoke some abstract and unspecified emotions of a primal nature, and that’s probably the strongest takeaway from Gaerea’s latest album!
“Magna Mater” is a very immersive and atmospheric album, but that does not mean it’s not heavy. Rather, all the heavy riff elements have a different purpose than you’d expect.
Italian progmetal masters Kingcrow comes back as the 10th band confirmed for ProgPower Europe 25th Anniversary!
Legendary norwegian band Extol is the 9th band confirmed for ProgPower Europe 25th Anniversary edition!
Major Parkinson is the 8th band confirmed for ProgPower Europe 25th Anniversary edition!
Tiberius is the 7th band confirmed for ProgPower Europe 25th Anniversary edition!
Mayfire is the 6th band confirmed for ProgPower Europe 25th Anniversary edition!
This is our monthly Best of What’s Hot?! YouTube Playlist, highlighting the best music videos of the previous month.
This is our monthly Best of What’s Hot?! YouTube Playlist, highlighting the best music videos of the previous month.
This is our monthly Best of What’s Hot?! YouTube Playlist, highlighting the best music videos of the previous month.
This is our monthly Best of What’s Hot?! YouTube Playlist, highlighting the best music videos of the previous month.
This is our monthly Best of What’s Hot?! YouTube Playlist, highlighting the best music videos of the previous month.
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Releases of the Week 45/2024 with i Häxa, Ice Sealed Eyes, Coma Control, VOLA, Klone, Chasmhead, Alarum, Moss Upon The Skull, Isbjörg, EXXASENS, Beardfish, Rosalie Cunningham, Drownship, Codespeaker, A Scar For The Wicked & Árstíðir
Releases of the Week 43/2024 with Fields of Næcluda, Iotunn, Black Aleph, Schammasch, Gaerea, Fit for an Autopsy, Vokonis, Gigan, Devin Townsend, Entheos, Sallow Moth & Omnerod
Releases of the Week 42/2024 with Dawnwalker, DGM, Aries Descendant, Kiko Loureiro, Rod Rodrigues, The Giant Baba, Ghostheart Nebula, Carnosus & Kim Olesen
Releases of the Week 41/2024 with Laudare, Oranssi Pazuzu, Andy Gillion, Kozoria, Maitreya, Neacal, Oddleaf, Ad Infinitum, envy, Unethical Dogma, Fixation, No Oath, Sandveiss, Cemetery Skyline, Lucid Haze (Solar Fields/Krister Linder) & Ihlo
Today, we had the pleasure to ask some questions to a Danish 6-piece progressive rock band Isbjörg, who is about to release their sophomore album “Falter, Endure”. We discussed how the band came to be, and what to expect from the new album. You have released...
The Progspace sits with Entheos’s Chaney Crabb on their latest EP “An End to Everything”, their origins as a band and her roots as an artist.
On the eve of his debut solo album “Road to I” release, Obsidian Tide’s Oz Avneya talks about his musical origins and destinations.
Pulterkammer Progressiv Musikkfestival is a Norwegian festival dedicated to the Scandinavian Prog Rock scene. Organized by members of the acclaimed norwegian band MEER and Hamar Theater, it will be held on 20-21 September in Hamar, Norway. Read our interview to know more about this young festival!
Keyboard Wizard Jordan Rudess talks about his new solo album “Permission to Fly”, influences, “that set-list job” and more
Take a cinematic climb over The Mountain with new video from The Mourning
Canadian Prog collective Lunar share new lyric video for Weakening Winter Touch ahead of new album Tempora Mutantur!
Italian Djent brigade Riptides premieres explosive video for brand new single Scars.
Atomic Guava premieres the new EP “Beach Episode”. Exclusive here at The Progspace!
Austrian Jazz Fusion Trio Haarp is ready to reveal ‘Percussive Maintenance’, putting a feeling we probably all know too well to music.
The final edition of the legendary Progressive Festival Night of the Prog was a success! With a wide range of progressive rock styles, the festival said goodbye to the Loreley Amphitheater with a bang! Read the complete review by our collaborator Jaak Geebelen and be sure to check the galleries of each of the 3 days of the festival!.
Ino-Rock Festival 2024: 2 amazing days full of progressive rock and prog folk with Paatos, The Amazing, Gazpacho, Eivør, Łysa Góra, Antimatter, Sivert Høyem, Michał Łapaj and Ray Wilson. Don’t miss the photo galleries!
Berlin post metal specialists Pelagic Records celebrates its 15th anniversary at Pelagic Fest 2024 with a stacked line-up at Muziekgieterij in Maastricht (NL) featuring The Ocean, Ihsahn, And So I Watch You From Afar, Psychonaut & more…
Festival Preview: The final edition of Night of the Prog (Loreley, Germany)
Live review: Pendragon playing in Ittre, Belgium on 20 May 2024, support: Rog Patterson
For this year’s End of the Year episode, we assembled an illustrious round again: Karl Westerlund, Robert Stenvall & Christian Berglönn (An Abstract Illusion), Andy Schmidt (Disillusion), Colin MacAndrew (Ashbreather) & Rioghan Darcy.
There must have been something in the water in Providence, Rhode Island around 2004: Dirt Poor Robins emerged and started their artistic journey, culminating in their latest record and silent film, “Queen of the Night”. Mastermind Neil DeGraide told us everything about it!
Lars Enok Åhlund, multi-instrumentalist and arranger of Swedish prog masters Soen, called mid-tour from Quebec to talk about their current and future live activities, choosing a certain cover version and everything about their new album “Atlantis”.
Pondering the similarities of Hip Hop and Psychedelic Rock while talking about Progressive Metal: Canadian-born, Leipzig-based guitarist Morgan Reid presents his very first solo album Terran.
Calling from Cologne, ÆRIES guitarist Julian Suhr talked to us about the ÆRIES sound, working in the studio vs. recording at home and everything else there is to know about the band’s debut album, “Arcanum”.