Picking my favourite tracks was difficult because there isn’t a bad one amongst them. Influences are inevitable and sometimes obvious here and there but that doesn’t diminish the fact that this is a great album.
Easy to digest without compromising on the rich, diverse taste. And the fact that the public ate it up proves the hunger for authenticity in our current culture…
This is essentially half an album’s worth, and I am really hoping that there is much more to come. I’m also hoping I get to see the band again someday. These five tracks will keep me satisfied for a while, but I have a hunger for more from this excellent band.
Norway has produced many excellent prog bands, and I see no reason why this group shouldn’t join that list.
I find the diverse unpredictability of the material appeals to me a lot, despite the shortness of the tracks. These 10 songs are predominately melodic but with an aggressive edge.
The Progspace introduces each of the 6 bands at our 10th Anniversary Show, on 28th of November, at Cpunt, Hoofddorp, The Netherlands. Starting with the main headliner, Progressive death metal masters Persefone from Andorra
The Progspace 10th Anniversary show is now even bigger! 6 bands with the addition of Feather Mountain and An Abstract Illusion! Go to the crowdfunding and grab your early-bird ticket now!
THE PROGSPACE 10th ANNIVERSARY SHOW is here!!!
Sweden’s PreHistoric Animals are coming back to ProgPower Europe for the 2026 edition!
Royal Sorrow is the 8th band confirmed for ProgPower Europe 2026!
Releases of the Week 17/2026 with Einar Solberg, Plini, SPEKKHOGGER, PHAEDRUS, Aziola Cry, Ozul, Shagohod & At the Gates
Releases of the Week 15/2026 with Voidchaser, The Paradox Twin, Green Carnation, Poly-Math, Matten, Rioghan, Gus Drax, We Stood Like Kings, HeKz, Inferi, Archspire, No Terror In The Bang, ORGAN, Witch Ripper, Øbelisk, Bird Without A Song & Tardigrade Collective
Releases of the Week 13/2026 with Only Human, THOUGHTS, Chonky Dogg, Ram-Zet, Gutvoid, Dystopia, Angell, Star Of Ash, Narayan, Johan Niemann, Lili Refrain, Trion, Finely Tuned Elephant, Gaerea, Flea & Maromaro
Releases of the Week 11/2026 with Our Oceans, Major Parkinson, Monosphere, Nordic Giants, Angerer, Soft Machine, Gong, Last Scene Alive, Jack Gardiner, Black Idol, Miserere Luminis, Xenobiotic, Lesotho, Vikram Shankar, Orna, Blending Borders, Floating Nest, Coffret de Bijoux, Rosa Faenskap, Feversea & Pymlico
Releases of the Week 09/2026 with Worm, Tigran Hamasyan, Karnivool, Wolverine, Laughing Stock, Echoes and Signals, Primaluce, Kabasse, Phendrana, Abstracted, Thistle Sifter, Archive, Cryptic Shift, Ingrina, Mount Palatine, Predatory Void, German García, Manuel Barbará, The Scien7ist, Divided by Design & Kalandra
Canadian Tech Death Newcomers Volubilis create a Stellar Blast with second single Le Flamboiement Stellaire leading up to debut album Theasterion
Los Angeles/São Paulo based Progressive Rock outfit Lufeh presents “complicated music that’s also catchy” on new album “Overwhelmed”
Canadian instrumental trio Big Space wants you to Check Upstairs! New single leading up to sophomore album The Pendulum Effect out now!
Brazilian Post/Prog Metal quintet Loneshore unveil powerful and pensive new single To Stride the Black Earth leading up to sophomore album Nothing Left to Deconstruct
Jake Rosenberg’s experimental collective Double Mute watches Ducks in a Row headed by Davidavi Dolev’s impressive stunt vocals!
We sat with fretless guitar virtuoso Tom Fountainhead Geldschläger to discuss your Progspace Awards 2025 debut album of the year “Changeling”, alongside his creative upcoming and unique perspective on music.
Cologne-based prog metallers Hadean discuss the making of “Origins”, their influences, and the challenges of bringing such a monumental project to life.
Interview with Everon mastermind Oliver Philipps about the highly anticipated comeback “Shells” and the eternal question: What is Prog?
With AI advancing at an exponential rate, Revocation’s Dave Davidson warns of a future where artificial intelligence might see humanity as a threat – and metal is the perfect medium to explore the chaos.
Interview: Danish progressive death metal band Iotunn recently wrapped up their first headlining tour across Denmark. Guitarist Jens Nicolai Gräs discusses the tour, their acclaimed album “Kinship”, and their unique songwriting process.
OK Goodnight – From a Promising Discovery to One of Progressive Music's Most Exciting Young Bands Midsummer Prog Festival – Maastricht (NL) One of the great strengths of Midsummer Prog is that it doesn't merely celebrate the history of progressive music; it also...
Some albums stand the test of time. Others become defining milestones that shape an entire musical genre. Queensrÿche's Operation: Mindcrime unquestionably belongs to the latter category. When the concept album was released in 1988, it proved that heavy metal could be...
Some concerts are experienced with your ears. Others are experienced just as much through your memories. Quidam’s performance at Midsummer Prog undoubtedly belonged to the latter category. My history with the band goes back almost twenty years. Ever since its release...
Einar Solberg – Cinematic Progressive Rock Between Introspection and Intensity Following Quidam's melodic brand of neo-progressive rock, Midsummer Prog Festival took a striking stylistic turn. Einar Solberg did not arrive with a conventional progressive metal band,...
Airbag – melancholy, atmosphere and controlled intensity at 013 Next Summary In a well-filled 013 Next, Airbag delivered an intensely atmospheric performance built around melancholy, slow-burning tension and musical refinement. Following a strong opening set by Lesoir...
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