Vintersea – Woven into Ashes
With “Woven into Ashes” we see Vintersea reaching for the stars in full-blown epicness.
Albums
Latest
Flub – Dream Worlds
Flub continues to deliver high-quality melodic tech-death with a sound unique enough to avoid becoming a cliché.
Demon King – Vesania
Demon King’s debut was an instant dose of satisfaction for me. And after sitting through a couple of streams of “Vesania”, the only thought process that I can expect went behind this one is “Let’s do it again… but MORE”.
Dissentient – Labyrinth
If we believe Periphery, Djent is not a genre – and as they basically coined the term, they should know. However, if it was a genre, Canada’s Dissentient have taken the playbook and nailed it. Fans of the genre are well advised to look past the smaller-scale resume of this band and give the album a try.
Anubis Gate – Interference
While “Interference” is in certain ways new and diverse, and will take several listens to fully grasp and appreciate, it is also very much in line with the Anubis Gate sound established on every single release by the band since their formation in 2003. With this album the listener should be ready to be taken on an emotional musical rollercoaster, and I wouldn’t be surprised if this album topped many a release-of-the-year list.
The Progspace Presents
Latest
Progcast 106: Katy Elwell & Mathieu Ricou (LizZard)
Katy & Mat from French power trio LizZard called to tell us all about their upcoming fifth album “Eroded” and more…
Progcast 105: Martin Lopez (Soen)
Soen drummer Martin Lopez called from Stockholm to tell us everything about their new album “Imperial” and more…
Progcast Episode 104: Musical Surprises 2020, Great Expectations 2021
A different take on a Best of 2020 list and some expectations for 2021: all of that and more, only on Episode 104 of the Progcast.
Progcast 103: Sithu Aye
On the Progcast Episode 103, happy prog metal weeb Sithu Aye called to talk about his new album, “Senpai III”.
Progcast 102: April Hutchins (Anna Pest)
April Hutchins aka Anna Pest called to talk about her new album “Dark Arms Reach Skywards With Bone White Fingers”.
Releases of the Week
French big band metal, Norwegian melancholy & Danish modern prog metal!
Releases of the Week 09/2022 with Simon Fache, Laughing Stock & Cold Night for Alligators
4 diverse highlights and 39 more new releases this week!
Releases of the Week 08/2022 with Michał Łapaj, Être, Iotunn & Athemon
Two debuts, an EP, a dark collaboration and some feel good prog!
Releases of the Week 07/2022 with Jonas Lindberg & The Other Side, Choreomanic, YAWN, Déhà & Marla van Horn, Matrass
Finnish & Canadian legends vs. fresh blood from NL & USA!
Releases of the Week 06/2022 with Lesoir, Voivod, Heavy Meta & Amorphis
Premieres
The Myopia Condition exclusive premiere: ‘AfterLife’
Canadian progressive deathcore band The Myopia Condition premiere ‘AfterLife’ the third single from their debut album “Event Horizon”.
The Grand Myth premiere: ‘Random Reality Shifts’
The Grand Myth is a progressive death metal project started by Brandon Bordman in Las Vegas, NV. Ahead of the release of the EP "Keeping the Flame", we are happy to premiere the video for the cover version of Coheed and Cambria's 'Random Reality Shifts'. Says Brandon...
Autocatalytica exclusive premiere: ‘Zippler’
Prog metal maniacs Autocatalytica premiere ‘Zippler’ from their new album “Powerclashing Maximalism” exlusively at The Progspace.
Illuminate Minerva exclusive premiere: ‘Abductions’
Canada’s Illuminated Minerva premiere their brand new instrumental single ‘Abductions’ from their upcoming album “Enigma Adamantine”.
Red Cain exclusive premiere: ‘Kindred’
Exclusive Premiere on The Progspace: Red Cain – KINDRED, Progessive Metal from Canada.
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