Day Six – Solitary League
“”Solitary League” is a brilliant album and a stellar comeback for Day Six.” 4,5/5★
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ProgPower Europe 2017
Once again, a small portion of Europe’s prog family (and a tiny part of the global one) gathered...
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Organized Chaos – Divulgence
“Organized Chaos’ “Divulgence” is a challenging and daring effort by a true artist in every sense who assembled a bunch of equally talented musicians around him to stir up the prog metal end of year lists for 2017.” 4,5/5★
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Loch Vostok – Strife
“Loch Vostok’s “Strife” is an absolute must hear for every lover of extreme progressive metal and rivals with the best releases of that particular prog branch in 2017. It provides a helluva lot food for thought, both musically and lyrically for the attentive listener.” 4,5/5★
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Arabs in Aspic – Syndenes Magi
“At the end of the day, “Syndenes Magi” contains just under forty minutes of very entertaining and excellent 60s/70s retro prog for the connoisseur.” 4/5★
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White Moth Black Butterfly – Atone
Atone” is a soft, a quiet and a slow album. It is beautiful, mesmerizing and soothing. The highest recommendation for fans of Daniel Tompkins’ amazing voice and of course all art pop lovers in general. One of the most, if not THE single-most beautiful album of 2017. 4,5/5★
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Mother of Millions – Sigma
“With “Sigma”, Mother of Millions present us a musically well-rounded album of cinematic scope, put us through a lot emotions thanks to a passionate vocal delivery and release a strong artistic statement.” 4,5/5★
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Astrosaur – Fade In // Space Out
“If you are a fan of post rock in general, but also the more sludgy edge of bands like Mastodon, you definitely should give “Fade In // Space Out” a spin.” 4/5
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Psion – Psion
Psion is a a pure orgasmic musical amalgam of prog-symphonic-death-black-jazz-metal! 5/5
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Be Prog! My Friend 2017 Day 2
Day 2 of this this amazing festival in the beautiful city of Barcelona and the breathtaking surroundings of Poble Espanyol. Starting with the surprising locals of Jardin de la Croix, followed by class acts like Devin Townsend Project, Anathema, the living legend that Jethro Tull is and a blasting closure with none other than Leprous!
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Be Prog! My Friend 2017 – Day 1
Last year, I fell in love with the quite newly established Be Prog! My Friend Festival in the...
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Adagio – Life
“”Life” gives the symphonic prog metal genre a long overdue modern update and propels Adagio back at the top of their game.”
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Tour Review: Devin Townsend Project 2017
38 shows, 18 countries, almost two months on the road – 2017 started with a massive treat for fans...
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the_maximalist (Art Against Agony) about “The Forgotten Story”, tour plans and that certain “twang”
In the wake of their newest release, an EP entitled “The Forgotten Story”, I had the...
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Hologram Earth – Black Cell Program
“…”Black Cell Program” […] should put Hologram Earth on the radar of every avid lover of modern extreme prog metal that is willing to stray from the well-trodden path in search for new horizons.”
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Transient State – Rearranged
With “Rearranged”, Transient State release a promising debut album, appealing to fans of the more extreme core side of the wide prog spectrum.
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Hail Spirit Noir – Mayhem in Blue
I’m sure that I’ll keep coming back to this “Mayhem in Blue”, simply because it’s awesome music, regardless of labels.
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ProgXpectations 2017
2017 is shaping up quite nicely already with lots of eagerly anticipated releases coming our way....
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The ProgSpace List 2016
Our editors share their most memorable albums of 2016 – a list of great releases you might or...
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Tour Review: Fallen Hearts of Europe 2016 – Katatonia with Vola and Agent Fresco
The creative youngsters Vola from Denmark (with their Norwegian guest drummer), one of Islands...
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