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.
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.
I wonder if they can keep this work rate up, six albums in practically as many years is some going. The challenge is keeping them diverse and interesting, which so far, they have. All aboard the Pattern-Seeking Animals express, next stop in about a year?
This album is one of those that gets better with every play. There will be more from this man, of that I have no doubt and I will be on the lookout for it.
These early steps on what should be a very promising journey for the band firmly states their intent to succeed. It’s a relatively short glimpse into what this band is about and hopefully there will be more to come soon.
Denver’s Atmospheric Black / Post Metal outfit Harboured are presenting an excellent specimen of their style, with their sophomore full-length “We’re Only the Love That We Lead”
Starting our series of Spotlights presenting the bands for our 10th Anniversary Show, we give you Sweden’s enigmatic and powerful An Abstract Illusion.
ProgPower Europe 2026 kicks off on Oct. 1st with Heavy Hoempa at The Chapel (Kasteel De Berckt)! Fully Unplugged EARPLUGS NOT OPTIONAL!
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The Progspace present Finnish progressive metallers Oddland and Greece’s atmospheric progressive metal powerhouse Mother of Millions will hit the road this September with the European Prog Madness Tour 2026.
WE DID IT! Our crowdfunding campaign has ended, and the 10th Anniversary show it’s happening!
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BEAT – Not a Museum Piece, but a Living Machine King Crimson has never been one fixed memory for me. I saw the later incarnation with three drummers in Antwerp: an impressive, almost ceremonial machine in which the repertoire unfolded as a broad musical landscape. I...
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