Atomic Symphony – Nemesis
Despite only 5 tracks summing less than 40 minutes of run-time, “Nemesis” comes across as a convincing progressive metal effort that takes the listener on a complex emotional journey.
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Cynic – ReFocus
Cynic’s 1993 debut “Focus” was nothing short of tantamount to the collective development of modern progressive metal. In celebration of its 30th anniversary, mastermind Paul Masvidal revisited his own history book to give the cherished album a rejuvenation, with the self-released “ReFocus”.
Structural – Decrowned
Structural’s sophomore effort wastes no time and takes no prisoners. It is a relentless display of punchy and creative death metal with just enough variety to turn their craft into a maelstrom of sophisticated badassery!
Arkona – Kob’
Arkona remain unmatched in their craft of the dark arts, and their latest offering is a true feast of misanthropic majesty.
Kahrmalia Project – Misanthropic Euphoric Essentia
“Misanthropic Euphoric Essentia” is a promising debut by the Kahrmalia Project and a strong foundation for the future. Definitely an artist to keep an eye on if you are into gothic metal or if you generally enjoy some melancholic music once in a while.
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End of The Progcast cooperation
The Progcast and production company Stewis Media have decided to move in another direction and to build and market their own brand, including social media. We have therefore decided to make a split and The Progspace and The Progcast will thus be going their separate ways as individual entities.
Progcast 114: Tom S. Englund (Evergrey/Silent Skies)
This week on the Progcast, Tom S. Englund of Evergrey tells us everything about their new album, “Escape of the Phoenix”.
Progcast 113: Anneke van Giersbergen
This week on the Progcast, Anneke van Giersbergen talks about her new solo record, “The Darkest Skies are the Brightest”.
Progcast 112: Alain Ibrahim & Mood Yassin (Turbulence)
Alain Ibrahim and Mood Yassin from melodic prog metal upstarts Turbulence called to talk about their upcoming second album “Frontal”.
The Winners are here! The Progspace Awards 2020 voting results!
The Progspace Awards 2020 Winners announcement!
Releases of the Week
1 EP, 4 albums, 33 more releases: Friday 13th is saved!
Releases of the Week 19/2022 with Mimesis, Giant Walker, Heterochrome, Zero Hour & Gospel
Weekend music: Mother of Millions, Bioplan, Jo Quail & PRR
Releases of the Week 18/2022 with Mother of Millions, Bioplan, Jo Quail & Pure Reason Revolution
April 2022 says goodbye with a massive release week
Releases of the Week 17/2022 with The Prize, Delvoid, Alex Carpani, Kaipa, Glass Museum & Bedsore / Mortal Incantation
Electric harp sounds and soothing instrumental goodness
Releases of the Week 16/2022 with Nerissa Schwarz & Held By Trees
Disney Djent or not: Imminent Sonic Destruction guaranteed!
Releases of the Week 15/2022 with Imminent Sonic Destruction, Soledad & Monuments
Premieres
Orochen premieres Burial Mounds (Acoustic Version)
Gothenburg-based apocalyptic post-industrial neofolkers of Orochen exclusively present an acoustic version of ‘Burial Mounds’.
A Mutual Question premiere Quest
A Mutual Question from Mumbai, India, present the second single, ‘Quest’ from their third studio album “Connect”, out Nov. 27.
Dizzy Mystics premiere Centre of the 8
Canadian ‘eccentric, genre-promiscuous’ rockers of Dizzy Mystics premiere their new single ‘Centre of the 8’ exclusively at the Progspace!
Limbo feat. Adam Janzi premiere A Thousand Windows
Swedish four-piece powerhouse Limbo premiere their new single ‘A Thousand Window’ feat. Adam Janzi (VOLA). FFO Meshuggah, Gojira
Lethe exclusively premieres ‘Gamma’
Experimental Norwegian/Swiss constellation Lethe, by Skei (Manes) and Anna Murphy (Cellar Darling, ex-Eluveitie) is back with a new two-track stand-alone single, "Gamma". We are proud to host an exclusive world premiere of the title track and video! Join the band for...
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