PreHistoric Animals – Finding Love in Strange Places
Swedes from “PreHistoric Animals” once again showcased their talents in songwriting and genre mixing to create a remarkable love story in sci-fi setting.
Swedes from “PreHistoric Animals” once again showcased their talents in songwriting and genre mixing to create a remarkable love story in sci-fi setting.
Well, what can I say? This is a stunner of a debut album. I can’t help thinking that these guys are perfect for festivals such as Progpower Europe. I would certainly welcome a chance to see them live. What have the Romans ever done for us? Need you ask? It goes without saying that I am looking forward very much to future works from them.
The promising American trio Haishen released their debut full-length album, and it’s taking us to the depths of the sea, with intriguing musical and lyrical ideas. Very remarkable record, unique enough to turn heads.
The music and lyrics are excellently put together to build the characters, scenery and plotline in the most entertaining and engaging way possible.
If you’re in the mood for some refreshing symphonic metal, go give “Alter” a try. Something tells me you won’t regret it.
We’re thrilled to announce the live debut of The Anchoret at ProgPower Europe 2024!
We’re really happy to announce No Terror In The Bang as the 3rd band confirmed to play at ProgPower Europe 2024!
We’re super excited to announce Madder Mortem as the 2nd band confirmed to play at ProgPower Europe 2024!
ProgPower Europe is back! And the first band in the lineup for the 2024 edition has been announced! Welcome IONS from Czechia!
Wilderun from the USA were booked to play ProgPower Europe 2020, but we all know those were the years the world locked down, so now the americans will be headlining this year’s festival with a new album in the folds, the highly acclaimed Epigone , and we cannot be more happy to finally see them live at ProgPower Europe 2023!
Releases of the Week 33/2023 with Fall of the Albatross, The God Particle, Atria, Horrendous, The Circle, Godthrymm, Sargassus & Ashbreather
Releases of the Week 32/2023: Highlights: Hemina, Rezn feat. Vinnum Sabbathi & Dead and Dripping
Releases of the Week 31/2023 with Toehider, Edward Reekers, Humanity’s Last Breath, Spirit Tomb & Devin Townsend
Releases of the Week 30/2023 with Fleshvessel, The Gorge, Sam Mooradian, Arch Echo, Nuclear Power Trio & Lokust
Releases of the Week 29/2023 with Gleb Kolyadin, The Zenith Passage, Rannoch & Maebe
Danish proggers Isbjörg return with new singer and single Ornament, a first taste of their upcoming second album, expected toward the end of 2023.
Filippo Rosati & Simen Sandnes premiere new single Eclipse, packed with metric modulations, catchy melodies and a good amount of progressive witchcraft.
Martin Gonzalez & Elizabeth Hull (Atomic Guava) exclusively premiere new exuberant single From The Ground Up feat. John Benoit (Resilia).
Norwegian alternative prog-rock band Matterhorn premiere their new song “Soaring Birds” on The Progspace.
Canada’s The Wring presents new single From Mars feat. Marco Minnemann, from their upcoming 3rd album Spectra in this exclusive premiere.
For the first time, The Progspace visited Ino-Rock festival in Inowrocław, Poland this August. Here is a selection of our photos!
ProgPower Europe 2018 – 20th-anniversary edition was a BANG! The ProgPower Europe crew knows how to deliver a fabulous weekend with excellent sound, super organization and excellent food. But the most important is that even if you don’t recognize many names on their bill, they always have the most awesome bands you haven’t heard of under their sleeves, but guaranteed: they smash everyone down!
Over forty hours of music behind us. Plenty of amazing bands, great company and a few beers along the way. Back to reality tomorrow, but how real is reality? Many thanks to Simon and all the Tech-Fest team for another outstanding festival. We will be back next year.
Melodic emotional prog metal rarely gets better than this these days, so don’t miss out when Soen come to town!
Live review of Madder Mortem and Vulture Industries playing at Konfus in Esbjerg, Denmark. An evening full of power, emotion and craziness.