On paper, Psychonaut sounds like a perfect band for me: Belgian post metal (which often means quality in itself), a bit sludgy which I don’t mind, and with a lot of clean vocals. Yet, somehow I have never really given them a chance; I have even seen them live at the...
There’s always a list of things to get right in order to make good music, to have a complete “product”. But beyond all those, Scardust’s music is an experience. And just like any real life experience, it’s hard to contain it within boundaries.
This is the sort of album where one play though is not enough, each subsequent listen reveals something else. You can head bang to it, brandish an air guitar or just lie down in a darkened room and listen.
Three years ago, I was thoroughly impressed by “The Machine is burning and now everyone knows it could happen again”, so I was wondering, how are they going to surpass their strong debut. But to my pleasant surprise, they did! The machine is still burning and it brought us to the Age of Ephemerality.
Here’s hoping that it’s not another five years before we hear from these guys again. My album of the year shortlist is getting longer, and this is another band on my watch list. Their material is quite often near the soft end of my taste in music, but talent like this cannot be ignored
Fractal Sun from Costa Rica join ProgPower Europe 2026 Lineup!
Newcomers Hyla from the Netherlands are the next band announced to play at ProgPower Europe for the 2026 edition!
The Progspace 10th Anniversary Show second headliner: Ihlo. The Scots will grace our stage on the 28th of November, at Cpunt, Hoofddorp, The Netherlands.
The Progspace introduces each of the 6 bands at our 10th Anniversary Show, on 28th of November, at Cpunt, Hoofddorp, The Netherlands. Starting with the main headliner, Progressive death metal masters Persefone from Andorra
The Progspace 10th Anniversary show is now even bigger! 6 bands with the addition of Feather Mountain and An Abstract Illusion! Go to the crowdfunding and grab your early-bird ticket now!
Releases of the Week 39/2025 with Royal Sorrow, Esoterica, Bakelit, Sammary, Lucenthia, Sindar, Korypheus, Revocation, Vittra, Tempus Cucumis, German García, Luo, Glass Museum, Jason Bieler & Beat
Releases of the Weke 37/2025 with Connor Kaminski, Traversus, Green Carnation, Between the Buried and Me, Cea Serin, Proghma-C, Faetooth, Pēlikel, Solshade, vianova, Hence Confetti, Tulip, Matt Miller, Anika Nilles, Glutton, Maruja, Crippling Alcoholism, Armadi Tsayn, Jo Quail, Marcela Bovio, Iamthemorning, Marjana Semkina & Gleb Kolyadin
Releases of the Week 35/2025 with Ihlo, Dialectical Materialism, Jack The Joker, Thought Chamber, Panzerpappa, Asymmetric Universe, Nicolas Meier Infinity Group, In Mourning, Visitant, Farseer, Old Machines, Blackbriar, Vanitas, Kallias, Spire of Lazarus & Rioghan
Releases of the Week 32/2025 with A.C.T, Cobalt Wave, Discipline, Centuries of Decay, Sallow Moth, MALARIII, Technologist, Moths, Harrison/Johnston, Josh Debreceni, Challenger Deep, FearTheBear, Obvurt, Car Bomb, Kayo Dot & Anchor and Burden
Releases of the Week 30/2025 with Phantom Spell, Agropelter, prdr, Grayceon, Storchi, Gus Hurteau, Haxprocess, Hypomanic Daydream, Effuse, Brutta, Abigail Williams, Ba’al, Hemelbestormer, Big Iron, Cryptodira, Olivia & Costin Chioreanu
Cyprus-based prog metal band Joakem is ready to release ‘Origins’, the first single from the band’s upcoming second album
Greek Prog Metal band Hypostasis offers a glimpse into the ‘Mirror’ with the second single leading up to their debut album “Birth of a Mask”.
Chicago progressive trio Aziola Cry presents their fourth album, "Dysphoria Ritual", nearing release on 7D Media, the label founded by former King Crimson member Trey Gunn. Aziola Cry is an instrumental progressive rock trio featuring Warr guitarist Jason Blake,...
Brighton/London based UK Math/Prog Rockers Poly-Math premiere their fifth album Something Deeply Hidden exclusively here at The Progspace!
Exile born Post Proggers with Venezuelan roots Changing Places In The Fire share debut single The Fury and the Sound
Fresh after the release of TEMIC’s highly anticipated debut album, Terror Management Theory, and as an exciting new chapter is opening up for the incredible group of musicians behind this groundbreaking project, we have an in-depth chat with co-founder, keyboardist, and sound designer Diego Tejeida about what TEMIC is, what it isn’t, and how it came to grace our music listening platforms with a sound that is nothing short of astounding.
The Progspace got to sit down with Rivers of Nihil’s vocalist and bassist Adam Biggs to discuss the latest developments in the band.
With the solo album “Tulpa” coming out his latest endeavor, bassist Linus Klausenitzer (Alkaloid, Ex-Obscura, Obsidious) talks about his musical upbringing, past and present bands, and life as a working bassist.
More than eight months since the release of Riverside’s newest album, “ID.Entity” and in the midst of their ongoing near-global tour, we grab the chance to sit down with the band’s mastermind and frontman Mariusz Duda for a wonderfully insightful chat, right before their electric performance in Bucharest.
While visiting Istanbul to catch the second-to-last show on Soen’s mesmerizing “Atlantis” orchestra-backed tour, we seize the opportunity to catch up with frontman Joel Ekelöf right as the band’s latest record, “Memorial”, has been released to the public.
BEAT – Not a Museum Piece, but a Living Machine King Crimson has never been one fixed memory for me. I saw the later incarnation with three drummers in Antwerp: an impressive, almost ceremonial machine in which the repertoire unfolded as a broad musical landscape. I...
After URSA had opened the second day of Midsummer Prog with an energetic dose of modern progressive metal, the atmosphere shifted dramatically. Dublin's Overhead, The Albatross approached intensity from a completely different angle. Rather than relying on technical...
OK Goodnight – From a Promising Discovery to One of Progressive Music's Most Exciting Young Bands Midsummer Prog Festival – Maastricht (NL) One of the great strengths of Midsummer Prog is that it doesn't merely celebrate the history of progressive music; it also...
Some albums stand the test of time. Others become defining milestones that shape an entire musical genre. Queensrÿche's Operation: Mindcrime unquestionably belongs to the latter category. When the concept album was released in 1988, it proved that heavy metal could be...
Some concerts are experienced with your ears. Others are experienced just as much through your memories. Quidam’s performance at Midsummer Prog undoubtedly belonged to the latter category. My history with the band goes back almost twenty years. Ever since its release...
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Cytotoxin Live at Summer Breeze 2025
Primordial Live at Summer Breeze 2025
Suffocation Live at Summer Breeze 2025
Harakiri for the Sky Live at Summer Breeze 2025
Wardruna Live at Summer Breeze 2025
Blind Guardian Live at Summer Breeze 2025
Evergrey Live at Summer Breeze 2025
Cultl of Luna Live at Summer Breeze 2025
Septicflesh Live at Summer Breeze 2025
Gojira Live at Summer Breeze 2025
Within Temptation Live at Summer Breeze 2025
Rivers of Nihil Live at Summer Breeze 2025
