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The Progspace 10th Anniversary Show
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Baby on a Rampage unleashes Forgive My Figure EP

Bay Area teenage prog metal breakout Baby on a Rampage is giving fans an early listen to its highly anticipated new EP, “Forgive My Figure”, exclusively here on The Progspace!

Leprous live in Hamburg, 19 November 2025

Leprous live in Hamburg, 19 Nov, 2025

Gåte live in Hamburg, 19 November 2025

Gåte opening for Leprous in Hamburg, 19 Nov, 2025

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Progressive Coma Metal, Cascadian Death Metal or Brazilian Avantgarde Prog? All of that and more in our 12 highlights for the first half of August 2026!

Releases of the Week 33/2026 with Exist, Coma Control, Echoes of Theia, Observers, Din of Celestial Birds, Papangu, Jakub Tirco, Violence System, Elephant Zero, Systemic Absence, Coyote Man & Holissstik

Royal Sorrow, Hamburg, 19 November 2025

Royal Sorrow opening for Leprous and Gåte in Hamburg, 19 Nov, 2025

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Annihilus Mundi present sophomore full length The Dead Sea Scrolls

Boston based Progressive Extreme Metal project Annihilus Mundi presents sophomore conceptual full length epic The Dead Sea Scrolls

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Lyrre – Not All Who Dream Are Asleep

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 – Celestial Vision

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.

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TB Project – Hourglass of Exile

“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.

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Voyager – Fearless in Love

“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.

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Omnibeing – Recurrence

Omnibeing, a one-man project by Vital Shemetavets, has released a semaphore album, Recurrence, which might not be groundbreaking or having many hooks, but can be enjoyed by the fans of technical instrumental music, and saxophone lovers

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ARGBTRG exclusively premieres Watermelon

Scottish alt proggers of  A Really Good Band That’s Really Good are about to release their first two part single, aptly titled "The Return" this coming Friday, March 19th 2021. Today, the Edinburgh quartet that also features Ihlo drummer Clark McMenemy among their...

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