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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.
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.
Well, my list of bands to keep an eye on grows ever longer. This is a valuable addition to any serious metal fan’s collection.
“Zoon” stands as one of the best gothic metal albums ever, and a very influential album for anyone mixing heavy guitar riffs with a cinematic feel. And while it’s not really “prog”, it played its part as an influence for the more atmospheric bands.
“Atlantis”［…］gives insight into everything Soen stands for – both musically and thematically – from a completely fresh angle. One that gives a majestic touch to an already highly perfected sound.
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’!
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.
This week on the Progcast, Tom S. Englund of Evergrey tells us everything about their new album, “Escape of the Phoenix”.
This week on the Progcast, Anneke van Giersbergen talks about her new solo record, “The Darkest Skies are the Brightest”.
Releases of the Week 07/2022 with Jonas Lindberg & The Other Side, Choreomanic, YAWN, Déhà & Marla van Horn, Matrass
Releases of the Week 06/2022 with Lesoir, Voivod, Heavy Meta & Amorphis
Releases of the Week 05/2022 with Nordic Giants, Silent Skies, Rolo Tomassi & Venom Prison
Releases of the Week 4/2022 with The Dali Thundering Concept, Big Big Train, Josh Trinnaman (Luo), Ross Jennings, Dawn of Solace & Steve Vai
Releases of the Week 04/2022 with Lalu feat. Damian Wilson, Steve Walsh, Tony Phillips and more…
Swedish four-piece powerhouse Limbo premiere their new single ‘A Thousand Window’ feat. Adam Janzi (VOLA). FFO Meshuggah, Gojira
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...
TDW premieres ‘Death and Her Brother Greg’, the first single from his upcoming album “The Day the Clocks Stopped”.
Andreas Sjøen (Umpfel) premieres his pandemic inspired solo debut single ‘Rapsodi-19’ exclusively here at the Progspace!
The Progspace presents ‘Black Hole’ – the first raging single of Dark Horse White Horse from the Netherlands. Dark Horse White Horse is the new project of Dutch prog veterans Marcela Bovio, Jord Otto and Ruben Wijga.
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ProgPower Europe 2018 – 20th-anniversary edition was a BANG! The ProgPower Europe crew knows how to deliver a fabulous weekend with excellent sound, super organization and excellent food. But the most important is that even if you don’t recognize many names on their bill, they always have the most awesome bands you haven’t heard of under their sleeves, but guaranteed: they smash everyone down!
Photo gallery: UK-Tech-Fest 2019
Photo Gallery of Vulture Industries playing live at Konfus in Esbjerg/Denmark.
Photo Gallery of Madder Mortem playing at Konfus in Esbjerg/Denmark.
Photo Gallery: IQ playing at Midsummer Prog 2019
Photo Gallery: Pure Reason Revolution playing at Midsummer Prog 2019
Photo Gallery: The Flower Kings at Midsummer Prog 2019
Photo Gallery: Focus at Midsummer Prog 2019
Photo Gallery: Jolly at Midsummer Prog 2019
