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From exuberant to depressive, from delicate to brutal: 20 Highlights for the first part of June!

Releases of the Week 23/2026 with Ok Goodnight, A.A. Williams, Artificial Silence, Sleeping Pulse, Artificial Astronaut, Tonnen von Hall, Oliver Zisko, Demichron, SLIFT, Smallman, Big Space, Dissentient, Maneating Orchid, Xenosis, Fires In The Distance, Gandalf’s Fist, Oh Hiroshima, Mono, Voivod & Ayreon

ProgPower Europe 2026 kicks off massively with Heavy Hoempa at the PreParty at The Chapel – Kasteel DeBerckt!

ProgPower Europe 2026 kicks off on Oct. 1st with Heavy Hoempa at The Chapel (Kasteel De Berckt)! Fully Unplugged EARPLUGS NOT OPTIONAL!

Green Carnation – A Dark Poem, Part III: The Messiah Complex

The band have set themselves a very high bar to maintain. What will they take on next? Whatever it is, I’m sure it won’t be a disappointment. We wait with great expectations.

Down The Hill Festival 2026 – Saturday 22 August

Down The Hill Festival 2026 – Saturday 22 August Rillaar, Belgium (We had consciously chosen to attend only the Saturday) Review & photography by Jaak GeebelenThis coverage would not have been possible without the invaluable assistance of Ela Williamson.  ...

Gender Reveal Atomic Bomb & Bikini Beach – Down The Hill Festival, Rillaar, Belgium – 22 August 2026

  At first listen, Gender Reveal Atomic Bomb and Bikini Beach sounded surprisingly similar. Both bands draw from a raw, direct kind of rock energy, with punk as an important foundation, heavy guitars and very little interest in musical politeness. Yet their...

The Guru Guru – Down The Hill Festival, Rillaar, Belgium – 22 August 2026

  The Guru Guru was one of those bands on the Down The Hill bill that, at first glance, seemed to sit somewhat outside the traditional spectrum of progressive rock. The Belgian group is usually filed under art rock, noise rock and math rock, but during this...

Albums

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Wintersun – Time II

The music becomes a vehicle for imaginative escapism, taking the listener into a both sensory and symbolic trance, which, despite its otherworldly aesthetics, becomes brutally and viscerally real by the time the album is over.

Haliphron – Anatomy of Darkness

If you want your mind blown by something groundbreaking, there’s not much for you here, but if you just want to jam some gripping and well-executed death metal, then look no further. Haliphron has you covered.

Ankor – Shoganai

Their songwriting, emotional delivery and technical abilities have not only improved, but also started coming together in a more coherent and meaningful way.

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Interviews

Voyager-band

Q&A with Voyager’s Simone Dow and Scott Kay

What a way to present our second episode of Q&A with! Here is a 2-parts interview from a long and fun chat with guitar axes Simone Dow and Scott Kay from Voyager, talking with us from their own rehearsal room. They shared a lot about their latest album "Ghost...

Arjen Anthony Lucassen

Q&A with Ayreon’s Arjen Lucassen

How to start a new video interview series? Of course with none other than the multi-instrumentalist and mastermind behind Ayreon, dutch genius Arjen Anthony Lucassen! We proudly present the first episode of Q&A with! We'll be publishing new Q&A with as soon as...

Brutai Band

Interview with Brutai

Alex Lorimer of UK newcomers Brutai talks about the band’s musical roots and how those went into their debut release “Born”.

Simen Sandnes

Interview with Simen Sandnes

Young drummer Simen Sandnes of Arkentype from Norway talks about his experience as a guest drummer for VOLA, touring Europe with Katatonia and Agent Fresco and his plans for the future.

Concert Reviews

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Tangerine Dream in Klub Progresja (Warsaw) – December 5, 2024

Still dreaming… Tangerine Dream delivered a spectacular concert in Warsaw, the second stop on their four-leg Polish tour. The performance took place in a packed Klub Progresja, where the atmosphere was both intimate and intense. The audience was taken on a journey...