Prog-Rock has been around for an exceedingly long time, but Pattern-Seeking Animals are doing something different with it. Some of the material on this album might be classed as modern Prog-Rock, but whatever, it is splendid anyway.
I was expecting an exciting competition for tech-death supremacy to emerge towards the end of the year, as the release date to “Finitude” grew closer. What I didn’t expect, however, was that this album was going to shatter the bar and go play in a league of its own.
This is not only their best album yet, but certainly one of the best releases of 2023, and any fan of progressive music ought to check it out!
As a prog fan, I always like to hear new things and get some surprise factor, but in Blackbriar’s case, the formula hasn’t yet become redundant and I’m perfectly fine with another album following this recipe.
I’m sure that Hypomanic Daydream is destined not to be very famous in the near future, but I wholeheartedly wish they get an underground reputation as they deserve it.
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 42/2022 with Black Math Horseman, Avatarium, Brutus, Divine Realm, Alta Forma, O.R.k., God Alone. & Gob Ribbons
Releases of the Week 41/2022 with Ragnar Zolberg, Hypnagone, Vorbid, .MAR, Exist Immortal, Desbot, Girih, Jan Rivera, Syncatto & Obsidian Skies
Releases of the Week 40/2022 with Maraton, Major Parkinson & Jessica O’Donoghue
Releases of the Week 38/2022 with Gematria, Spheres, Frayle & Gaerea
International dark prog metal duo Athemon (feat. ex-Haken/To-Mera bassist/guitarist/producer Tom MacLean) premiere new lyric video for The Glass Hindered Us.
Based out of Boston, Massachusetts, the dynamic rock trio, Raibard, combine an array of genre influences and styles to produce an experimental, progressive sound. Their new album, "Dark Realm of the Daylight", is no exception. “We made this record for everyone who...
One week ahead of the release of their new album "Tin, Gold, Lead & Blood" on Dec. 03, Connecticut based heavy proggers of Shagohod are premiering one last single, exclusively here at The Progspace. Says the band about 'Faith (or the Broke and Buried)': It is a...
German Post/Djent/Death/Prog/Metalcore juggernaut Monosphere are presenting an exclusive advance album stream of their monumental concept debut album “The Puppeteer”!
Calgary’s Every Hour Kills premiere their new EP “Vacua” exclusively on The Progspace. Featuring members of vildhjarta, Brand of Sacrifice and Currents.
A very interesting package, consisting for two bands led by two of the best Dutch female voices out there – Epica with Simone Simons and Anneke van Giersbergen’s new band Vuur – and the oriental metal of Myrath from Tunisia. Definitely one of the concert highlights of 2017!
With all the surprises, strong support (or co-headliner) acts and a Leprous performance that seemed out of this world, the “Malina” tour ranks on the top of the list of 2017, for some (like our Munich reviewer Dario!) even leaving behind the likes of the Ayreon Universe shows and Shattered Fortress, both among the highlights of the concerts roster of 2017 in Europe. Leprous are superstars, and deservedly so.
nce again, a small portion of Europe’s prog family (and a tiny part of the global one) gathered in the little Dutch town of Baarlo at the beginning of October to celebrate the annual ProgPower Europe (PPE) festival - this year it lasted from...
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.
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