While it is probably not the most innovative or surprising work I’ve heard, it is authentic, exceptionally well produced, and delivered by a tremendously talented group of musicians who really knew how to come together in their craft.
While I still struggle to take most of it seriously, I absolutely love hearing it. If you want everything you believe about the world to be proven wrong, be sure to spin “Dawnfall”.
Conjurer manages to make an album that captures everything I loved about “Mire” and expands upon it with more melody, more experimentation, and top tier compositions.
Bands like Philosophobia prove beyond doubt that there is still decent music around.
This album contains some of the strongest and most convincing material Steven Wilson and co have ever written, but at the same time, they’re not covering any new ground.
In Episode 076 of the Progcast, Panzerballett Mastermind Jan Zehrfeld tells us everything about their newest album, “Planet Z”.
Tobias Atkins from Glass Ocean tells us everything about their brand new full length debut “The Remnants of Losing Yourself in Someone Else”.
Norwegian legend Ihsahn called us from his family cabin in the woods to talk about his brand new EP “Pharos” on Episode 074 of the Progcast.
Prog rock’s foremost purveyor of epic concept albums Neal Morse talks about his newest, “Sola Gratia”, only on Episode 073 of the Progcast.
On Episode 072 of the Progcast, Oceans of Slumber mastermind Dobber Beverly talks about the band’s new self-titled album and more….
Our Releases of the Week 18/2021 with Voronoi, Jordsjø, The Aristocrats, and Vokonis and many more new prog records.
Our Prog Releases of the Week 16/2021 with Aphexia, Blackbriar, Ciccada, Crypts of Despair, and more.
This is our new Releases of the Week format where we’ll highlight a few editorial picks with mini-reviews. Check back every Friday to get your weekly fix of new prog releases!
This is our new Releases of the Week format where we’ll highlight a few editorial picks with mini-reviews. Check back every Friday to get your weekly fix of new prog releases!
We at The Progspace are proud to host the exclusive video premiere of ‘Do You Hear The Rain?’, the very first song This Is Not An Elephant are presenting to the public. This Is Not An Elephant is a new alternative prog band from Munich, Germany with ex-Tanertill guitarist Andreas Krebs and bassist Randy M. Salo, joined by Swan Valley Heights singer David Kreisl.
Exclusive lyric video premiere for ‘Missing’, the second single taken from A Dying Planet’s upcoming debut album “Facing the Incurable”, to be released on August 14, 2018. A Dying Planet is the new band led by the talented Tipton twins, known for their work with Zero Hour, Cynthesis and Abnormal Thought Patterns.
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