Moron Police’s Pachinko takes listeners on a surreal, emotionally charged journey, blending grief, absurdity, and hope with their signature mix of progressive rock, metal, and unexpected melodic twists. The album spins from introspective melancholy to playful chaos, leaving a lasting impression of skillful, unpredictable brilliance.
I cannot fault this latest release in any way. Five years has been a long time to wait for it but it’s well worth that wait. I and many others now need to wait with bated breath for whatever Chris comes up with next. It’s guaranteed to be excellent; his track record ensures that.
On paper, Psychonaut sounds like a perfect band for me: Belgian post metal (which often means quality in itself), a bit sludgy which I don’t mind, and with a lot of clean vocals. Yet, somehow I have never really given them a chance; I have even seen them live at the...
There’s always a list of things to get right in order to make good music, to have a complete “product”. But beyond all those, Scardust’s music is an experience. And just like any real life experience, it’s hard to contain it within boundaries.
This is the sort of album where one play though is not enough, each subsequent listen reveals something else. You can head bang to it, brandish an air guitar or just lie down in a darkened room and listen.
Nospūn makes their Canadian premiere at ProgStorm 2026, completing the festival’s incredible full lineup of progressive metal talent.
Vancouver progressive metal band Anciients joins the ProgStorm 2026 lineup!
Pure Reason Revolution announced as Sunday headliner for ProgStorm Festival 2026 in Montreal.
Forward thinking Montreal project Chronochromie, blending math metal, progressive structures, and contemporary classical ideas, joins ProgStorm 2026.
Progressive tech death intensity meets cinematic scope as Greylotus joins the ProgStorm Festival 2026 lineup.
Releases of the Month Januar 2026 with The Hirsch Effekt, Zu, HamaSaari, Cold Night for Alligators, Textures, Enshine, Frore 5 Four, Yoni the Bassist, Sloen, Widek, Karambolage, Ascend the Helix, Juodvarnis, Alkaloid, Kostas Sampanis & IOTUNN
Releases of the Week 52/2025 with Lychgate, Fleshvessel, Void Paradigm, Sidian, Sinnarch, Sun Of The Suns, JRNY-X, L.O.E. & Raj Santos
Releases of the Week 48/2025 with Moron Police, Feather Mountain, Aeons, RO1, Mendel, EOS, Blut Aus Nord, Robec, Spock’s Beard, Godeater, The Incomprehensible Danny Midnight Orchestra, EBB, MELO, Convocation & Shores of Null
Releases of the Week 46/2025 with The Reticent, Ancient Fragments, Martinian, TrotaMundo, Vower, Chronochromie, Asira, Deposed King, Kauan, Maudits, The Devil’s Trade, Ellereve, Ptolemea, TRYSTE, Tarmak, Seims, Mad Vantage, Jack Gardiner, Niyoh, Marco Ragni, Double Mute & Imperial Triumphant
Releases of the Week 44/2025 with An Abstract Illusion, Coroner, FLIGHT CNCLLD, A Flying Fish, Mars Red Sky & Monkey 3 (Monkeys on Mars), Psychonaut, Dawnwalker, Our Oceans, Conjurer, Now I’ve Done It, Mattias IA Eklundh, Blackshape, Alta Forma, Zeitgeber, Defecto, Gazpacho, Kalandra, Remina, Anna von Hausswolff, The Orchestra (For Now), Rolo Tomassi, Bianca, Thron, Sunken & Leprous
Hartford, Connecticut based Heavy Prog duo Shagohod presents ‘II. Crimson Rain’, the second single leading up to the release of their upcoming album “A Curse that Hides the Door”
Cyprus-based prog metal band Joakem is ready to release ‘Origins’, the first single from the band’s upcoming second album
Greek Prog Metal band Hypostasis offers a glimpse into the ‘Mirror’ with the second single leading up to their debut album “Birth of a Mask”.
Chicago progressive trio Aziola Cry presents their fourth album, "Dysphoria Ritual", nearing release on 7D Media, the label founded by former King Crimson member Trey Gunn. Aziola Cry is an instrumental progressive rock trio featuring Warr guitarist Jason Blake,...
Brighton/London based UK Math/Prog Rockers Poly-Math premiere their fifth album Something Deeply Hidden exclusively here at The Progspace!
From rebellious high school jokes to a powerful debut album, Unhallowed Deliverance blends technical death metal with raw storytelling, unflinching themes, and an unstoppable passion for the genre.
Today, we had the pleasure to ask some questions to a Danish 6-piece progressive rock band Isbjörg, who is about to release their sophomore album “Falter, Endure”. We discussed how the band came to be, and what to expect from the new album. You have released...
The Progspace sits with Entheos’s Chaney Crabb on their latest EP “An End to Everything”, their origins as a band and her roots as an artist.
On the eve of his debut solo album “Road to I” release, Obsidian Tide’s Oz Avneya talks about his musical origins and destinations.
Pulterkammer Progressiv Musikkfestival is a Norwegian festival dedicated to the Scandinavian Prog Rock scene. Organized by members of the acclaimed norwegian band MEER and Hamar Theater, it will be held on 20-21 September in Hamar, Norway. Read our interview to know more about this young festival!
Weather Systems Between Past and Future at Midsummer Prog On the second day of the Midsummer Prog Festival, Weather Systems, the new band led by Anathema founder Daniel Cavanagh, delivered a performance steeped in melancholy, memory and new beginnings. Though...
Soen @ Midsummer Progfestival 2025 – A Finale of Power and Charisma Swedish band Soen had the honor of closing the Midsummer Prog Festival on Saturday night and they proved that you don’t need to stick to pure prog to leave a lasting impact. Their music strikes a...
Neal Morse & Friends @ Midsummer Progfestival 2025 – Day 1: An All-Star Finale Full of Improvisation and Inspiration As the closing act of the first day at the Midsummer Prog Festival in Maastricht, Neal Morse delivered a performance that began as an intimate...
Solstice @ Midsummer Progfestival 2025 – A glorious summer revival full of groove and vocal alchemy At the 2025 Midsummer Prog Festival, Solstice delivered a captivating and dynamic performance that underscored the band's remarkable renaissance. The set...
I’ve been seeing Paatos live since 2006, and from the very first time, I was hooked—an instant infatuation. They fit perfectly into my world of melancholic Scandinavian prog rock, alongside bands like White Willow, Anekdoten, Landberk and Änglagård. That same dreamy...
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