It took me a few listens to appreciate the entirety of this album. It is creepy, angry, and melodic with a gothic concept to boot. The band isn’t afraid to experiment and have the capacity to do that. Who knows what will be in store for them, but I for one can’t wait to see what that is.
They take their name seriously. This album is aimed to sound like a ritual, and to keep the listeners immersed and hypnotized.
This is another one of those bands that have passed me by until now. Legend is their fifth album in just under ten years. So not only is there a back catalogue to explore, but it shouldn’t be too long before album number six. Bring it on I say because the pros far outweigh the cons on this release, so it’s thumbs up from me.
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.
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!
An Abstract Illusion from Sweden published their second album “Woe” achieved high praise, their balanced mix of beautiful melodies and atmospheric death metal inspired by black metal, progressive rock and electronica is something we really want to witness live at ProgPower Europe 2023! Don’t miss out and get your tickets now!
Wheel from Finland have been one of the hottest bands over the latest years, participating in many festivals and touring in different parts of the world with top bands in the genre. Finally they will present their music on the stage at ProgPower Europe 2023! Don’t miss out and get your tickets now!
Darkwater from Sweden will be coming back to Baarlo after 13 years as one of the headliners at ProgPower Europe 2023! Don’t miss out and get your tickets now!
Chaosbay is one of the most interesting german progressive metalcore bands to hit the scene on the latest years. They will be performing at ProgPower Europe 2023! Don’t miss out and get your tickets now!
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
Releases of the Week 02/2023 with Che Aimée Dorval, Atsuko Chiba, Turbid North, Riverside & Katatonia
Iran’s Heterochrome Now Streaming Deeply Personal And Heavy Album “From The Ashes”
A Sense of Gravity guitarist/The Prog School mastermind Morgan Wick goes solo with The Great Stereopticon. Watch the music video now!
French gregorian jazz metal innovators Ckraft unleash the title track of their upcoming debut album “Epic Discordant Vision”.
Danish progressive metal ensemble Feather Mountain reveals visual video for their brand new single, ‘Sincere’.
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.
Polyphia is a group of incredibly talented musicians; by blending different genres these guys have created a sound that is truly and unmistakably theirs. And they’re a treat to see live!
A perfect evening – goosebumps, wet eyes and tears everywhere. As Einar Selvik quotes between two songs: “The old songs are dead, so we have to write new ones.” Please, never stop!
Live concert review for the show by Amorphis, Soilwork, Jinjer and Nailed to Obscurity at the Backstage Werk in Munich on January 30, 2019
Concert review of TesseracT, Between The Buried And Me & Plini in Munich, September 26 2018
Held in Effenaar in Eindhoven, The Progressive Alliance was a full day of progressive and avant garde music with a great bill including Ihsahn, Ne Obliviscaris, The Ocean, Vuur, Rosetta, Årabrot and Astrosaur.
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Ross Jennings at Prognosis Festival 2022 – Day 2
Photo gallery: Night of the Prog 2022, Day three (24 July 2022)
Night of the Prog 2022, Day two (23 July 2022)
Photo gallery: Night of the Prog 2022, Day one (22 July 2022)
Katatonia at Prognosis Festival 2022 – Day 1
Novena at Prognosis Festival 2022 – Day 1
Enslaved at Prognosis Festival 2022 – Day 1
The Fierce And The Dead at Prognosis Festival 2022 – Day 1
The Ocean at Prognosis Festival 2022 – Day 1
Argus at Prognosis Festival 2022 – Day 1
