Deadsoul Tribe became one of those bands going against the stream of the prog culture, trying to play something actually original. It seems like time has been pleasant with their sophomore album “A Murder of Crows” as you can find several contemporary reviews praising it as a masterpiece.
With such an accessible surface aesthetic as well as so much substance in the artistic content, I wouldn’t be surprised if more people soon dove into the world of Lyrre!
Mystfall are another jewel in the crown for Scarlett Records and go on my ever-growing list of acts to watch out for. I hope this isn’t the last we hear from them.
“Hourglass of Exile” is Taylor Batory’s crowning achievement, because prog albums that are this perfectly crafted are incredibly hard to come by. I really can’t recommend this one enough.
“Fearless in Love” is a skillfully well-balanced album, especially at this specific point in Voyager’s evolution. It is neither a departure from what their loyal fans know and love (especially using their more recent work as baseline), nor is it restrictive for newer fans who don’t necessarily stem from a metal background. It is listenable, explorable, palatable, but in no way does it take away from what the band stands for. Not an easy balance to strike, in my opinion. If music could be seen in colors, this album—and I’d say Voyager in general—would span the whole rainbow. And I think prog needs that in the mix.
French avant-garde punk proggers !GeRald! are ready to unleash their mind-blowing debut full length "The Lost Tapes" tomorrow. And we just couldn't let the opportunity pass by to present you two tracks from it one day early. !GeRald ! (UK/FR) is an experimental rock...
Atmospheric post rock/metal project Day of Departure (Brave/While Heaven Wept) stream self-titled debut album three days ahead of release.
You Voted! You chose the best of the Progniverse in 2021! Here are the results of the survey we ran for you to select the best of the best! 12 nominees in 17 categories! Head to the link below to see all the winners! We'll be announcing on our socials each category...
They’re finally here! Our second annually The Progspace Awards! Here YOU will be selecting the very best of Progressive rock and metal released in 2021.
Australian keyboard prodigy Rohan Sharma aka RO1 teams up with Victor Borba, Simen Sandnes and more for new single ‘A Visitant’!
Releases of the Week 27/2022 with Sikasa, Obiat, Atomic Symphony, Kekal, Antilles & The World Without Us
Releases of the Week 24/2022 with High Castle Teleorkestra, White Ward & Brutta
Releases of the Week 23/2022 with Jack & Owane, The Cortex Shift, Kardashev & Yoo Doo Right
Releases of the Week 22/2022 with Ckraft & The Aristocrats
Releases of the Week 21/2022 with Morgan Wick & The Chasm
Exclusive Premiere at The Progspace: Konom – The Great Harvest – I. Epiphany
New Jersey’s Manuel Barbará is premiering his first single ‘Moonlight’ today exclusively here on The Progspace.
Benjamín Lechuga, known as the guitarist of the progressive rock band Delta from Chile, is premiering the first single from his upcoming album "It's Not What It Seems". 'Spiral Clock' features YouTube guitarist LoreMaryluGT. A song with a lot of energy and apart from...
New York’s Jeff Pennachio (guitarist for Design The Void) is now streaming his debut EP "Setting The Stage" exclusively here on The Progspace before it officially drops on Friday, January 22, 2021. The three-track collection of progressive instrumental soundscapes...
Sleepwalker Sun are back in the year of the 15th anniversary of their self-titled debut album! 'Denial' is the first new song by the prog-rockers from Rio De Janeiro, Brazil in 10 years. The lyrics are based on the psychological theory of the five stages of grief,...
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