“Descender” puts Puerto Rico on the map of progressive metal, and it adds an exclamation mark. The songwriting is diverse and full of ideas, the musicianship is always spot on. Avandra is definitely a band to keep an eye on in the next years! 4/5★
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For a first time edition, Prognosis Festival held the bar very high whether it was with the line up and also all the additional events with conferences, masterclasses, signing sessions. Even though one could have wished for a better schedule with no overlapping bands, the line up was incredible to set up a first time event and create a unique festival signature. Incredible but safe, there were hardly any bands on the bill that the progressive metal fans had not heard of. And of course the hottest acts of the moment were headlining. But as a first time edition, better be safe than sorry!
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Sleepmakeswaves closed the first edition of Prognosis Festival 2019 with their electric instrumental postrock.
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TesseracT brought their massive show to the main stage of Prognosis Festival, delighting fans and gaining new ones with their sophisticated technical progmetal and a superb lightshow
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Australian veterans Cog brought their progrock to the small stage at Prognosis Festival
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Witchcraft were the odd band at the festival, with their doom metal they didn’t fit in among the general audience, but they had their loyal fans pleased.
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NoSound surprised with their rock side instead of more electronics on the small stage at Prognosis Festival.
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Devin Townsend stepped in the stage alone with his acoustic guitar, it was a show to remember. Among jokes, funny stories and good music, fans were delighted
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Letters from the Colony brought darkness and a different air to the festival, with their well curated death prog which many visitors really enjoyed
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Norwegian Progmasters Green Carnation surprised everyone with an unforgettable show, for many the highlight of the festival.
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Photo Gallery: Golden Caves live at Prognosis Festival 2019 – 23 March 2019
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Photo Gallery: Prognosis (band) live at Prognosis Festival 2019 – 23 March 2019
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Gallery: Haken playing at Prognosis Festival 2019
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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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Wheel Live at the first edition of Prognosis Festival 2019
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“Rebirth” marks a glorious return of one of the most original bands Sweden has to offer – five killers, no fillers. If there is anything to criticize at all, it would be that it is too short.
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It’s been a bumpy end of 2018 at the Progspace headquarters, and we still have a bit of...
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If epic and symphonic music is your thing and you are open to enter an emotional rollercoaster, please give this album a shot and you will not be disappointed. 4/5 ★
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A perfect evening – goosebumps, wet eyes and tears everywhere. As Einar Selvik quotes between two songs: “The old songs are dead, so we have to write new ones.” Please, never stop!
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In 2018 we had an extraordinary number of quality releases, a real feast for all progressive music fans and lovers. As our team grew up, this list is a tad longer than before and it reflects very well how many releases were top of the top on so many diverse progressive genres mashups or combinations, or if you prefer, progressive sub-genres. From melodic to djent to doom to prog-death to piano-chamber music. There’s a bit for everyone! These are the favorites of our Progspace crew – our very personal short “best of” list, if you want – purely subjective, of course!
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As 2018 is coming to an end we from the Progspace would like to wish all of you all the best for...
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A show that could have gone on forever, and that left a deeply pleased and satisfied audience. Pain of Salvation are back to their old strength, I might even say better than ever!
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