The Progspace proudly presents ‘Aura Noir’ is the new single by Norwegian Avant-Garde progressive act Matterhorn. The song revolves around a dark aura (reflecting its title) and develops an interesting mix of raw instruments and electronic soundscapes with soft melodic vocals.
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While the album does have its standout moments, as a whole it misses the mark for me. I always appreciate bands thinking outside the box and trying to build upon their sound to create something fresh, but the great moments are few and far between. However, the great moments are great, and Lost in Kiev’s talent still shines through. It is by no means a bad album with regards to musical craftsmanship.
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Árstíðir live in Munich, February 17 2019
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Gallery: Haken playing at Prognosis Festival 2019
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Photo Gallery: Soen live at Prognosis Festival 2019
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The Progspace exclusive release! New Single from Norwegian Prog act Arkentype. ‘Drowning’ is an epic progressive metal song with a blend of a tight sound, intricate rhythms, and enchanting melodies and harmonies.
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Alex Skolnick Trio live at Prognosis Festival, 22 March 2019 – Photo gallery
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Leprous live at Prognosis Festival, 22 March 2019 – Photo gallery
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Cello creative player Jo Quail playing live at Prognosis Festival 2019 at Effenaar in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, on 22 March 2019.
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Progcast Easter Bonus: Chaos Divine Interview
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Episode 009 of the the FREQS Progcast presented by the Progspace
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Wheel Live at the first edition of Prognosis Festival 2019
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Valence manage to make an extremely intriguing piece of instrumental metal. The individual performances are all stellar; the music never gets boring! It’s a very well-crafted and substantial experience, and if you are a fan of bands like Scale the Summit and Between the Buried and Me, Valence will be right up your alley. 4,5/5 ★
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“Mother of Millions’ “Artifacts” might not be as immediate as “Sigma” was, but they are precious things of subtle beauty. A heavy contender to end up at least in a lot of top 5 best of end of year lists, if not at the very top.” 4,5/5★
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