Dialith – Alter
If you’re in the mood for some refreshing symphonic metal, go give “Alter” a try. Something tells me you won’t regret it.
Albums
Latest
My Dying Bride – A Mortal Binding
Is the bride truly dying? In times of internal struggle, My Dying Bride releases its 14th full-length studio album. While it does not stand among the band’s major classics, it is a solid album that mostly deserves praise.
Martin Gonzalez – Suspiro
“Suspiro” feels like an honest experiment. It’s wacky and weird, but it hits all the intended feels in unexpected ways.
Eternal Storm – A Giant Bound to Fall
Eternal Storm explore complex ideas, deliver them through raw and unaltered emotion, and do so using brilliant musical ideas delivered with fantastic execution.
Cypecore – Make me Real
This band probably should be better known, they have a cool image and an interesting concept, almost a brand. By all accounts their live shows are something to behold. Whether I get to witness that remains to be seen, maybe not. Regardless, there is a back catalogue to investigate and possible future episodes of Cypecore to look forward to.
The Progspace Presents
Latest
ProgPower Europe interviews: Wilderun
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!
ProgPower Europe interviews: Maraton
Maraton from Norway has been on the prog radar for a while now, drawing attention for the majestic melodies and raw emotions from their music. We had the honor to have them in our first Online Festival back in 2020 and now we’re super stoked to see them live at ProgPower Europe 2023!
ProgPower Europe interviews: Teramaze
Teramaze from Australia are no strangers to the ProgPower Europe magic. They played in 2019. The Melbourn based prog veterans have not stopped writing and releasing music, during the pandemic the band was incredibly productive, releasing no less than 4 new records – “I Wonder” (2020), “Sorella Minore”(2021), “And The Beauty They Perceive” (2021) and “Flight Of The Wounded” (2022). To top it all, they just released some weeks ago their new album: “Dalla Volta” (2023) from which surely we’ll be hearing live at ProgPower Europe 2023!
ProgPower Europe interviews: Earthside
Earthside from the USA is one of the highest regarded prog band of the latest years. Their debut album “A Dream In Static” (2015), full of ambition and majestic soundscapes brought them to the mainstream for prog audiences worldwide. 8 years and a lot of happenings later the quartet will release their long awaited sophomore album “Let The Truth Speak” on november 17th. The band were going to perform at ProgPower Europe 2016 edition but had to cancel. Now finally the americans will be on stage at ProgPower Europe 2023 presenting an unique show they won’t do anywhere else! Don’t miss this and get your tickets now!
ProgPower Europe interviews: Omnerod
Omnerod from Belgium just released their 3rd album “The Amensal Rise”, highly praised for their intricate mix of subtle melodies with death metal, jazz, electronic sounds and everything in between. We also had the honor to have them in our 3rd The Progspace Online Festival. We’re stoked to finally seeing the guys live at ProgPower Europe 2023! Don’t miss out and get your tickets now!
Releases of the Week
Two instrumental albums, two prog/tech death releases: 4 highlights!
Releases of the Week 29/2023 with Gleb Kolyadin, The Zenith Passage, Rannoch & Maebe
60 Releases including 10 Highlights: that’s more than 200 Mini Reviews for 2023 already!
Releases of the Week 28/2023 with Ring Van Möbius, Agusa, tb Project, Voyager, Scaphoid, The Parallax Method, Dream the Electric Sleep, Gloom Is Okay, Kodiak Empire, Emily Hopkins & Courtney Swain
Starting the second half of 2023 with Manic Whales, Blackscapes, Fens and more…
Releases of the Week 27/2023 with Seyr, I Am the Manic Whale, Fen & Blackscape
June closes with a fifth release week, offering 51 new records and 10 highlights
56 new releases with 4 highlights for your proggy listening needs
Premieres
Canada’s The Wring gears up for 3rd album with new single From Mars
Canada’s The Wring presents new single From Mars feat. Marco Minnemann, from their upcoming 3rd album Spectra in this exclusive premiere.
Morgan Reid exclusively premieres his debut solo album Terran
Canadian progressive metal guitarist Morgan Reid premieres his debut solo album Terran exclusively here on The Progspace!
Hunting Giants premiere brand new video for King of Ashes
Hunting Giants’ new video “King of Ashes”, the album closer of their latest record “Mythos”, premieres exclusively here on The Progspace!
Dutch prog grungers Enma present their debut album Apathy Awakened
Dutch prog grungers Enma present and exclusive advance stream of their debut album Apathy Awakened.
The Kompressor Experiment premiere new live session of Liminal Space
Swiss instrumental post proggers The Kompressor Experiment premiere new live session of Liminal Space from their third album, Ebb & Flow.
Concert Reviews
Transatlantic Vector Studies: Haken, Vola & Bent Knee/Ben Levin Group
Live review of the European leg of the Transatlantic Vector Studies 2019 with Haken, Vola, Bent Knee and Ben Levin Group
Exist Immortal at O’Rileys, Hull, 31st May 2019
Exist Immortal playing for a charity event at O’Rileys in Hull, 31st May 2019. A fantastic evening was had by all, and a bargain for a fiver.
Heart Sound Metal Fest – 6 April 2019
The 7 bands at Heart Sound Metal Fest produced an unique day that will live in the memory of those who attended. Leprous as headliners gave an awesome unique ‘shuffle-set’ show. Vola were superb on stage and the big surprise for many was Smash Hit Combo with their blend of hip-hop and metalcore. All bands offered their best to help for a good cause: raise awareness and funds on the fight against Leukemia.
Prognosis Festival
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!
Árstíðir live in Munich, February 17 2019
Árstíðir live in Munich, February 17 2019
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