The more I played the album, the less I found I could criticise. I wonder if there will be more from this band, I certainly hope so. I also hope I get the chance to see them live. I have stopped having a bucket list of bands to see, it is never going to be empty.
January is certainly serving up some sumptuous fruits, and this is another strong contender for my AOTY 2024. In these terrible times (was it not ever thus) where news is rarely good, releases such as this sustain me. They help to hold back pessimistic thoughts and long may it continue. The song writing is sublime, the execution flawless, and the urge to play the whole thing over again is inescapable.
This genre changeling of a band with their kaleidoscope range of styles are a breath of fresh air. It is only 2 weeks into the new year, and I do believe I am looking at an early contender for my album of the year.
The Progspace Editors List 2023. The Top 5 from our editors plus a selection of Honourable Mentions. Here’s the fifth and last part of the Top 5 lists, featuring the Top 5 from Bob and Dario with their selection from a wide range of releases as their favourites of 2023
The Progspace Editors List 2023. The Top 5 from our editors plus a selection of Honourable Mentions. Here’s the fourth part of the Top 5 lists, featuring the Top 5 from Marcel, Matthew and Sander listing a wide range of releases as their favourites of 2023
Voyager brings Progressive Metal to the biggest stage on Earth: Eurovision Song Contest 2023! A recount of their incredible and sucessful journey!
Vvon Dogma I, experimental prog metal project from ex-Unexpect 9-string bassist ChaotH, unleashes debut album The Kvlt of Glitch, exclusively streaming now on The Progspace.
10th band announced to play at ProgPower Europe 2023 is Australian Progressive Metal shredders Teramaze! See them in Baarlo on October 6-8, 2023.
It’s finally here: the BIGGEST KEYBOARD SHRED COLLAB SONG IN THE WORLD! More than 20 keyboardist in one song! Conceived by Mood Yassin of Turbulence after Jared Dines Guitar Shred Collaborations.
Montreal post rockers Milanku stream moody, morose new album “À l’aube” in full, one day ahead of its general release.
Releases of the Week 08/2023 with The Resonance Project, Hammerhedd, Hypno5e, Time Primer, What the Five Fingers said to the Face, Dominic Sanderson, Hog Meets Frog, Pil & Bue, Lazuli & Rick Wakeman
Releases of the Week 07/2023 with Enoch Root, PreHistoric Animals, Abraham Sarache, Outrun the Sunlight, Koenjihyakkei & Ulthar!
Releases of the Week 06/2023 with Klone, Bosco Sacro, Flub, Oiapok, Divided by Design, hubris. & Heretoir
Releases of the Week 05/2023 with Unquiet Music Ltd., Conspiracy of Zero, Déhà, WuW, Fvnerals, We Came from Space, Hemeroplan, Heleven, An Evening With Knives & Leprous
Releases of the Week 04/2023 with BRUIT ≤, Merethe Soltveldt & Moe Espinosa, The World Is Quiet Here, Bizarrekult, Rain & Artificial Waves
One day before the full 3-track B-Sides EP drops, Norwegian extreme prog masters Insense premiere the final track Modern Day Siren, exclusively here on The Progspace.
Framing Skeletons exclusively premiere new 1-track EP “The Rightful Heir to Acrelot”, introducing new bass player Ethan Berry.
Norwegian jazz metal youngsters YAWN present and exclusive advance stream of their daring debut album “Materialism”!
Pestilence bassist Joost van der Graaf presents the self-titled debut album of his experimental funk metal project Choreomanic!
Calgary’s heavy thrashing prog metal horde Caveat present an exclusive advance stream of their fourth full length album, “Alchemy”.
On Saturday 23rd of June, we headed to Valkenburg Openlucht Amphitheater in South Holland for the second edition of MidSummer Prog Festival. With a capacity of 850, the two editions of this festival have been sold out. Not much surprise when you consider the great...
Persefone are one of the best live bands out there these days. Their unique combination of mind-blowing complexity, a sheer abundance of energy and power mixed with melodies from outer space and some philosophical spirituality is highly contagious.
Poem has the professionalism, stage presence, talent, and songwriting skills of a much bigger act, and I can only hope that festival organizers and the progressive community will give them the attention they deserve in the future. On the way out of the venue there were a lot of smiling faces and happy audience members, all in all, a night to remember.
Postponed or not - Blind Ego playing their hometown of Freising always promises to be a special party. After the original tour dates had to be cancelled due to a severe case of laryngitis of singer Scott Balaban, they were quite lucky to be able to reschedule most of...
On a cold winter day in the Netherlands, Orphaned Land could not have wished for a better start of their “Unsung Prophets & Dead Messiahs” tour: In Arnhem’s small Willemeen club, they were welcomed by a frenetic audience - for the first time an Orphaned Land show...
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