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Prog Metal Mania Munich returns in 2027

WELCOME TO PROG METAL MANIA 2027! Mostly Metal Events & PR just announced the return of PROG METAL MANIA, Southern Germany’s premiere address for mesmerizing and energizing Prog Metal Live performances for June 2027! Together with the first details like date,...

The Progspace Presents: Oddland & Mother of Millions European Prog Madness Tour 2026

The Progspace present Finnish progressive metallers Oddland and Greece’s atmospheric progressive metal powerhouse Mother of Millions will hit the road this September with the European Prog Madness Tour 2026.

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Kristoffer Gildenlöw – [Humanised]

This album is one of those that gets better with every play. There will be more from this man, of that I have no doubt and I will be on the lookout for it.

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Finally: Releases of the Week(s) return with a round-up of the first half of May

Releases of the Week 20/2026 with Beyond the Veil, Karcius, Advent Horizon, State of Flux, 35 Tapes, Karmanjakah, Rhododendron, DOPPLeR, A Forest of Stars, IATT, Cognizance, Draconian, Panopticon, Overkhaos, Black Orchid Empire, Theraphosa, MANKIND, Taxology, Quantum Fantay, Greenhouse Ensemble, Crown Lands, Primus, Mirar, The Dark Atom, Squeaky Feet, HERTA, Ghost on Mars & Alex Henry Foster

Hopsydian – A Graceful Sin EP

These early steps on what should be a very promising journey for the band firmly states their intent to succeed. It’s a relatively short glimpse into what this band is about and hopefully there will be more to come soon.

Albums

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Ihlo – Legacy

“With Legacy, Ihlo have taken a bold step into the upper echelons of modern progressive metal. Legacy is not just an album, but an emotional journey through bleak atmospheres, soaring melodies and unsettlingly relevant themes of control, consumerism and decay. Echoes of well known bands may resonate, but Ihlo’s voice is unmistakably their own: dramatic, immersive and deeply human.”

Connect the Circle – Wolf in the Sky

entirely instrumental. Taking up almost 20% of the album it is the most varied and pleasing track for me.
This is a band I haven’t come across before, but I’m glad I have now. I’m going to investigate their other albums because I feel that I might have missed out. It will be interesting to see what comes next because they have a penchant for telling stories in detail both lyrically and musically.

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Philosophobia – The Constant Void

These nine tracks spanning 64 minutes provide time well spent. I’m glad this band is still going and producing quality material. I hope they have plans for a third album, because that would be very welcome indeed.

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Impureza – Alcázares

The straightforward death metal parts sound much like many other bands. The flamenco sections are delightful, but the best bits come when they merge the two styles in what can only be described as Death Flamenco. They prefer to call it Hispanic Metal, and if that’s not progressive enough, I don’t know what is.

The Progspace Presents

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BIG UPDATE! The Progspace 10th Anniversary Show

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

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16 more highlights for the second half of August!

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

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16 Highlights for the first two release weeks of August!

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

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16 highlights from the second half of June

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

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16 eclectic Highlights in the second half of June!

Releases of the Week 26/2025 with Mantra, Winterblind, Invalid Yellow, Anfauglir, Nosound, Noumenia, Grace Hayhurst, Blackpath, Patristic, Shadow of Intent, Cryptopsy , Fovere, Da Captain Trips, Mirror Mirage, Jakko M. Jakszyk & Sophie Tassignon

Premieres

Interviews

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Interview with TEMIC’s Diego Tejeida: “This album is a testimony to perseverance, resilience, and motivation during dark times”

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.

Concert Reviews

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Summer Breeze Open Air 2025

A full review of a Mainstream Metal Festival, here on The Progspace you might ask? Well, sparked by the idea of one of our new photographers who joined our team this year, Giacomo Astorri, I felt inspired to return to Summer Breeze, six years after my last visit there...

Soen @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 – day 2 (May 24)

Soen @ Midsummer Progfestival 2025 – A Finale of Power and Charisma Swedish band Soen had the honor of closing the Midsummer Prog Festival on Saturday night and they proved that you don’t need to stick to pure prog to leave a lasting impact. Their music strikes a...

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Pendragon @ Zik-Zak, Ittre (BE) – 09.09.2025

Fifteen months after their previous visit, we once again made our way to Zik-Zak, the charming music club in the Belgian countryside south of Brussels. The trip through winding roads and dark fields ended at a packed parking lot, and inside we found the venue almost...