Entheos – Time Will Take Us All
Fans of the modern fusion of death metal and prog will be thrilled to go through the journey presented by Entheos on Time Will Take Us All.
Fans of the modern fusion of death metal and prog will be thrilled to go through the journey presented by Entheos on Time Will Take Us All.
Is this the best Haken album so far? Perhaps but it is certainly the most complex, which may split opinions. One thing is for sure, the band are further cementing their status in the upper echelons of progressive rock/metal.
“Anno 1696” is an album by a band that embraced its inner darkness, combined it with its previous strengths and managed to create a unique masterpiece of tremendous quality.
Despite the full release being only 17 minutes in length, it is a well put together work of art that can easily sink you into its atmosphere and make all your worries drain away.
This album manages to build some massive momentum and tons of energy as well as compositional and expressive variety!
This time on the Progcast guest-host Rune Belsvik Reinås is talking to none other than guitarist extraordinaire and progressive rock legend Steve Hackett.
Pat & Deborah Mastelotto talk about the story behind their new album, “The Romantics Guide to King Crimson”.
Humanity’s Last Breath’s Buster Odeholm called from Stockholm to talk about “Välde”, their third full length album, dropping on Feb. 12th.
3/8 of Norwegian Progressive Pop Orchestra MEER called to tell everything you need to know about their second album “Playing House.
Transatlantic and Marillion bass legend Pete Trewavas told us everything there is to know about the new Transatlantic album “The Absolute Universe”.
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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...
Prog metal maniacs Autocatalytica premiere ‘Zippler’ from their new album “Powerclashing Maximalism” exlusively at The Progspace.
Canada’s Illuminated Minerva premiere their brand new instrumental single ‘Abductions’ from their upcoming album “Enigma Adamantine”.
Exclusive Premiere on The Progspace: Red Cain – KINDRED, Progessive Metal from Canada.
California’s Archaeologist are presenting the exclusive premiere of ‘Aggressor’ today here on the Progspace
Photo gallery: the Greek melodic death metal band Caelestia opening the concert on 2 May in Logo, Hamburg.
Sleepmakeswaves closed the first edition of Prognosis Festival 2019 with their electric instrumental postrock.
TesseracT brought their massive show to the main stage of Prognosis Festival, delighting fans and gaining new ones with their sophisticated technical progmetal and a superb lightshow
Australian veterans Cog brought their progrock to the small stage at Prognosis Festival
Witchcraft were the odd band at the festival, with their doom metal they didn’t fit in among the general audience, but they had their loyal fans pleased.
NoSound surprised with their rock side instead of more electronics on the small stage at Prognosis Festival.
Devin Townsend stepped in the stage alone with his acoustic guitar, it was a show to remember. Among jokes, funny stories and good music, fans were delighted
Letters from the Colony brought darkness and a different air to the festival, with their well curated death prog which many visitors really enjoyed
Norwegian Progmasters Green Carnation surprised everyone with an unforgettable show, for many the highlight of the festival.
Photo Gallery: Coheed and Cambria playing live at Markthalle in Hamburg – 1 May 2019
Photo Gallery: The Intersphere playing live at Markthalle in Hamburg – 1 May 2019
Photo Gallery: Golden Caves live at Prognosis Festival 2019 – 23 March 2019