This album grew on me the more I played it. There is much more variety within its 12 tracks than it first appears as well as melody. It has been three years since their previous release. Whilst that is not too long compared to some bands, I hope they are already working on the next one.
This album is all over the place in terms of technicality, complexity, genre mashups and weird song structures but despite that, it is quite engaging.
If you too want to get rid of all that cheap supermarket symphonic metal and nourish your ears with some healthy organic goodies, then I strongly recommend Lycania’s debut record.
Albums that impress me this much are rare but not unknown. This debut by Temic is outstanding and I have felt honoured to have had the chance to express my views on it. My appetite is well and truly whetted, and I am now hungry for more, so I hope that won’t be too long coming.
There is a huge amount of diversity across this brace of albums and that makes for an interesting and enjoyable experience.
They’re finally here! The Progspace Awards 2022! Here YOU will be selecting the very best of Progressive rock and metal released in 2022.
Bergen, Norway based prog project Ozul presents video for third single Lønahorgi
French avant-garde metal outfit HYPNO5E unveil expansive new single Sheol with a cinematic video clip!
Highly acclaimed progstars Maraton from Norway is the the 8th band announced for ProgPower Europe 2023 in Baarlo/The Netherlands.
Hei’An from Slovenia is the the 7th band announced for ProgPower Europe 2023 in Baarlo/The Netherlands.
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With their third full length album "The Consumed Self", released back in August, Philadelphia-based progressive-technical death metal outfit Burial In The Sky have put out what "could well end up being their seminal album" according to our reviewer Bob (read his full...
The Progspace presents an exclusive advance album stream of Shumaun’s third album, Memories & Intuition.
On the menu today: swiss “Omelette du Fromage” from Closet Disco Queen & The Flying Raclettes! Exclusive advance album stream!
Odd Circus’ music explores the suspension of space and time navigating a boundary-less sonic landscape that embraces the unknown and welcomes the bizarre. The result is an experimental style of psychedelic art-rock that weaves its way into garage, fusion, krautrock,...
The Wring premiere their new album The Wring 2 – Project Cipher feat. Bryan Beller, Thomas Lang, Marc Bonilla and more…
A cold night in Berlin as one of the most influential and successful modern progressive metal bands calls it quits. Textures decided to have a farewell tour throughout Europe, called Last Miles to the Moon, to say goodbye to their fans with some excellent shows.
The Progspace’s North German base in Flensburg is not known to be a hot spot for progressive music, and so it came a bit as a surprise to us when we found out Evergrey from Sweden would stop by for a show in Flensburg’s Roxy club.
People from all over the World, from more than 50 nations, witnessed what truly was a once-in-a-lifetime experience: The music of Arjen Anthony Lucassen, celebrated on three consecutive nights by the finest dutch musicians, an armada of 16 singers, many of them singing their original roles from the Ayreon metal operas. Almost 10000 people went to Tilburg (NL) for a weekend to be part of an outstanding moment in rock history! The Progspace had to be there!
Day 2 of this this amazing festival in the beautiful city of Barcelona and the breathtaking surroundings of Poble Espanyol. Starting with the surprising locals of Jardin de la Croix, followed by class acts like Devin Townsend Project, Anathema, the living legend that Jethro Tull is and a blasting closure with none other than Leprous!
Last year, I fell in love with the quite newly established Be Prog! My Friend Festival in the beautiful city of Barcelona, when I seized a last minute chance to experience it. So there was no doubt I would be back this year for its fourth edition, this time with the...
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