Avatarium – Death, Where Is Your Sting
“Death, Where Is Your Sting” is a mesmerizing album full of highlights, crafted by musicians who are not afraid to experiment, yet also manage to turn these experiments into excellent songwriting.
“Death, Where Is Your Sting” is a mesmerizing album full of highlights, crafted by musicians who are not afraid to experiment, yet also manage to turn these experiments into excellent songwriting.
Conium is a very good example of the genre. The music has a harder edge than some other symphonic metal bands. I hope they keep that part of their compositions but also continue to include some softer tracks because that works.
In these dark times everyone has their own way of coping. For me, music helps and sometimes that includes extreme music. The precision is jaw dropping and the arrangements are unpredictable and satisfying. The band seem to strive to better themselves constantly and it remains to be seen where they go next.
Everything Paul touches seems to turn to gold and his accomplice Andreas appears to have the same ability. So, this partnership has quality stamped all over it. “The Indifferent Stars” is a fine addition to the catalogue of both musicians and who knows, we may see more from them. I certainly hope so.
The creative effort, challenging topic and gargantuan scale of the delivery can only secure a place for “Woe” as one of the strongest contenders for the 2022 album of the year.
Chris Caffery talks about the upcoming Trans-Siberian Orchestra live-stream and the history and the future of both TSO and Savatage.
German artcore trio The Hirsch Effekt returns to the Progcast to talk about “Kollaps”, “Gregær” and more…
Drum god Gavin Harrison called from the UK to talk about his new project “Chemical Reactions” with bassist Antoine Fafard and more…
Soilwork mastermind David Andersson called to tell us everything about their ambitious, epic new EP “A Whisp of the Atlantic” and more…
In Episode 096 of the Progcast, we get to know everything about Tom “TDW” de Wit and his brand new solo album “The Days the Clock Stopped”.
Releases of the Week 29/2021 with Erdve and more…
Releases of the Week 28/2021 with Joe Knecht III and Michał Łapaj
Releases of the Week 27/2021 with Musk Ox and Dola
Releases of the Week 26/2021 with Noctambulist and Raphael Weinroth-Browne
Releases of the Week 25/2021 with Cathexis and That Joe Payne
Manes premiere new video: Young Skeletons.
2019 was a busy year for Cologne based trio svynx, with a definitive highlight being the performance opening the Ignite Night of this year's Euroblast Festival in their hometown. One year after their debut EP "Énouement", their motto is still the same: having fun...
ack in June, our very own Sander wrote in his review about "Echoes of Existence", the debut album of Ascend the Hollow: »Their various influences have come together to form a solid cyber-tech metal debut. (...) "Echoes of Existence" raises some...
The Progspace brings to you the exclusive premiere of Matterhorn most recent single and beautiful video ‘Oceana’.
The Progspace proudly presents the exclusive release of the new single from Abraham Sarache: “Kaleidoscope of Dreams”.
Photo gallery: Amorphis live in Munich, January 30, 2019
Photo gallery: Soilwork live in Munich, January 30, 2019
Photo gallery: Jinjer live in Munich, January 30, 2019
Photo Gallery: Wishbone Ash at Spririt of 66 in Velviers, Belgium
On Thursday, 6 December 2018 Polish prog band Believe gave a fantastic performance in VooDoo Club in Warsaw.