Maitreya – Hyper Reels
What’s on the menu here is a wide range of flavours. There’s something to suit the taste of any serious metal fan.
Albums
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Impure Wilhelmina – Antidote
First impressions matter. So, when back in 2017 I heard the first minute of 'Great Falls Beyond Death', I instantly knew that we were in for something special. Impure Wilhelmina’s sixth album "Radiation" consequently ended up second in my end of year list,...
Quiet – …and so it was
Quiet is a new band waiting in the wings, bucking the trend in their local music scene. Hopefully in the not-too distant future, they will be able to say…”and so it was”.
Sinoptik – The Calling
Sinoptik admit they are not trying to re-invent the wheel, just produce a great sounding and technically sophisticated album. In that, I believe they have succeeded.
Pentral – What Lies Ahead of Us
These guys are more than the sum of their influences and I believe they can go on to greater things.
Progtalks
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Progtalks Interviews Konom – Ep. 14
Dan and Tom from UK band Konom are the guests on this weeks Progtalks with Uncle Prog! They released their great self-titled debut in February, and we discuss the themes and music on the album as well as the inspirations that go into creating the sound of Konom!
Progtalks Interviews Azure – Ep. 13
This week Uncle Prog is talking to the lovely Galen Stapley and Chris Sampson from Azure. Their next album “Of Brine And Angel’s Beaks” will be out on the 11th of June, and we talk about the creation of the music and the fantastic mythos of Azure.
Progtalks Interviews Delta / Lechuga – Ep. 12
This week on the Progtalks Uncle Prog talks to guitarist Benjamin Lechuga from Chilean progressive metal band Delta, who just released their new album “Fears”. They also talk about Benjamins’ own project Lechuga, and his recent release “It’s Not What It Seems”
Progtalks Interviews Abraham Sarache – Ep.11
Abraham Sarache is the guest on the Progtalks this time. His progressive metal, with elements of grunge, alternative and math-rock is quite unique, and even more interesting because of the use of the traditional Venezuelan instrument, the Cuatro!
Progtalks Interviews Acolyte (David Van Pelt) – Ep.10
This week on the Progtalks, Uncle Prog is visited by keyboard maestro David Van Pelt from Australian prog-rock band Acolyte. We discuss their new album “Entropy” which was recently released to great acclaim by both fans and reviewers.
What's Hot?!
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Best of What’s Hot?! – May 2021
This is our monthly Best of What's Hot?! YouTube Playlist, highlighting the best music videos of the previous month. Watch our YouTube Playlist right here!The VideosAviations - ‘Captain No Beard’ (“The Light Years”, 2018) https://youtu.be/CRwRkpaDdQU (click here if...
Best of What’s Hot?! – April 2021
This is our monthly Best of What’s Hot?! YouTube Playlist, highlighting the best music videos of the previous month.
Best of What’s Hot?! – March 2021
This is our monthly Best of What’s Hot?! YouTube Playlist, highlighting the best music videos of the previous month.
Releases of the Week – 05 March 2021
Every Friday: Releases of the Week series 2021! Subscribe now to our rotating playlist to keep up to date with all the newest Prog Releases!
Best of What’s Hot?! – February 2021
This is our monthly Best of What’s Hot?! YouTube Playlist, highlighting the best music videos of the previous month.
TPS Presents
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Odd Circus premiere Arch Nova video
Odd Circus’ music explores the suspension of space and time navigating a boundary-less sonic landscape that embraces the unknown and welcomes the bizarre. The result is an experimental style of psychedelic art-rock that weaves its way into garage, fusion, krautrock,...
The Wring 2 – Project Cipher exclusive album premiere
The Wring premiere their new album The Wring 2 – Project Cipher feat. Bryan Beller, Thomas Lang, Marc Bonilla and more…
Pentral premieres new video for No Real Colour In Souls
Heavy prog/metal from Brazil: Pentral premiere the new video for No Real Colour In Souls, taken from their debut album What Lies Ahead Of Us.
Derev premieres new single Turab
Canadian proggers Derev premiere new video for ‘Turab’, the third single off their debut EP “Leap of Faith”!
In Solastalgia, Either Way premiere Opia
In Solastalgia, Either Way presents a post-apocalyptic screenshot of a non-utopic universe with new single ‘Opia’.
The Progfiles
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The Progfiles Archives: May 2021
Vietnamese traditional progressive metal, French djent, progressive/technical death-metal and cinematic post-rock, American 70’s inspired prog-rock, a lesser-known true gem of British early prog, some Swedish doomy prog and much more in this month’s Progfiles Archives.
The Progfiles Archives – Promotour April 2021
This month Progfiles Archives is here for your reading and listening pleasure. This time it’s a “Promotour” edition, put together by The Progspace writer, and Progfiles host Cees, focusing on brand new progressive music releases of all styles and sub-genres. So if you are up for discovering a diverse selection of new music released over the last few months, this is the place you want to be.
The Progfiles Archives: March 2021
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.
The Progfiles Archives: February 2021
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!
Concert Reviews
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An Evening with Baard Kolstad – Live Streaming
It was just a matter of time for drummer-extraordinaire Baard Kolstad to do a live-stream drum clinic. But not just any: hosted by his longtime friend and fellow drummer, Simen Sandnes, this was more a gathering of friends, present in the studio and online. Talking about his career and style and seasoned with playthroughs of some of his band’s songs as well as special covers.
Leprous – Bilateral & Coal Weekend (Apr. 10 – 11)
Leprous delivered once again an unforgettable weekend by playing their albums Bilateral and Coal in their entirety. The weekends double streaming live from their hometown’s Notodden Theater have been a successful idea, and I was not going to miss my favorite Leprous album played live!
Scardust – Breaking The Ice – Live Stream Show
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?
Leprous – Malina & Pitfalls Weekend (Feb 20-21)
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!
Fleshgod Apocalypse – Live at Bloom Studio
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.
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