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Progressive Newcomers Entropist seek The Vision through Creation

Colorado progressive metal outfit Entropist has officially announced their debut full‑length album, “The Vision” with the release of their first single, “Creation”.

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7 instrumental highlights, 10 with vocals! All unique in their own way!

Releases of the Week 15/2026 with Voidchaser, The Paradox Twin, Green Carnation, Poly-Math, Matten, Rioghan, Gus Drax, We Stood Like Kings, HeKz, Inferi, Archspire, No Terror In The Bang, ORGAN, Witch Ripper, Øbelisk, Bird Without A Song & Tardigrade Collective

Angine de Poitrine – Vol.II

Easy to digest without compromising on the rich, diverse taste. And the fact that the public ate it up proves the hunger for authenticity in our current culture…

PreHistoric Animals return to ProgPower Europe for the 2026 edition!

Sweden’s PreHistoric Animals are coming back to ProgPower Europe for the 2026 edition!

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Oliver Zisko premieres Fake 5 single feat. Anthony Crawford & Marius Pop

Hungarian drummer Oliver Zisko shares Fake 5, the first single from his upcoming solo album PLAN[e]T-based

Eigth band confirmed for ProgPower Europe 2026: Royal Sorrow!

Royal Sorrow is the 8th band confirmed for ProgPower Europe 2026!

Albums

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Edensong - Our Road To Dust

Edensong – Our Road to Dust

This band has been around for over 20 years and there have been multiple band members come and go. So, with just 3 albums and 1 EP during that time, I’m not expecting anything else from them anytime soon. This latest album will have to do for now, and that’s just fine by me.

Empyrean Sanctum – Detachment from Reality

I have no doubt that this album will be popular given enough exposure/publicity. Which of course is what we at the Progspace strive to do, especially for these relatively unknown bands. There is plenty of creativity, resulting in a mixture of styles from progressive metal to funk and much more, with a generous sprinkle of modern metal.

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Fractal Universe – The Great Filters

“The Great Filters” is a great exploration of a question that has been inspiring astronomers, physicians, philosophers and conspiracy theorists alike. The album dives well into the matter, both lyrically and sonically.

Allegaeon – The Ossuary Lens

Like all the best albums The Ossuary Lens gets better with every play because there is so much going on. If, and I hope this is the case, an eighth album is planned then bring it on I say.

The Progspace Presents

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Releases of the Week

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16 Highlights from the first half of April 2025

Releases of the Weeks 04 & 11 April 2025 with: Fractal Universe, Messa, Benthos, Intrascendence, Tómarúm, Samtar, Sons of Ra, In The Woods…, Cytotoxin, Limbo, Flummox, Soliloquium, rýr, Snooze, Blood Abscission & Angell

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25 highlights in an intense second half of March

Releases of the Weeks 21 & 28 March 2025 with Ipomonia, Dissocia, Tiberius, Deafheaven, Within Fractals, NevBorn, Derev, O.R.k., The Orchestra (For Now), Calyces, Nospūn, Fracktura, Sarmat, Imperial Triumphant, Yelena Eckemoff, IQ, The Split, Spellling, Photon Flux, Pravitas, Alien Weaponry, Sometime in February, Sykofant, Black yet Full of Stars & Johan Niemann

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The first half of March 2025 brought us 17 Highlights!

Releases of the Week 12/2025 with Sadist, Dawn of Ouroboros, Voidchaser, Karfagen, Karmakanic, Myriad Drone, Smiqra, Dessiderium, Midnight Jazz Club, Flame Drop, Ciconia, Ursa, Hanging Garden, Lights of Skadi, Tiktaalika, Deathless Legacy & Lacrimosa

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36 highlights for the month of February: certainly a new record!

Releases of the Month February 2025 with Primrose Path, Everon, Seventh Station, Rioghan, Dim Gray, Paul Sadler, Gleb Kolyadin, The Aurora Project, Pothamus, Shepherds of Cassini, Unreqvited, Xavernah, Maxime Even, Liquid Bear, Jason Bieler And The Baron Von Bielski Orchestra, Across Oceans, German García, Naxatras, Astreyane, Gilmore Trail feat. Jo Quail, One Hundred Thousand, Jinjer, Retromorphosis, Celestial Scourge, Decline of the I, Apocalypse Orchestra, Ereb Altor, Saor, Maud the Moth, KOLLAP\SE, Dominic Sanderson, Dropbear Lodge, Cammie Beverly, Dobber Beverly, Håbrand & Mitochondrial Sun

Premieres

Interviews

Anubis Gate in exclusive interview, talking about “Interference”, life & death, prog scene and more!

We sat down with Kim Olesen, Michael Bodin and Morten Gade Sørensen from the Danish progressive metal legends Anubis Gate, on a sunny friday afternoon to talk about the release of their new album and 9th album “Interference” and it turned out to be a long conversation, at times funny or turning to deep subjects like life, death, music education, as well as an overview of the band’s writing process and the Danish prog scene among much more! 

Carpenter Brut: “Perfection is pretty boring”

Carpenter Brut has been one of the leading artists in the synth-wave movement for several years now. While the music is fully electronic, the solo project of Franck Hueso has also made a lot of traction in the metal scene. Having a history with progressive metal band...

Zeal & Ardor’s Manuel Gagneux on Mike Patton and Finding Nemo

Last month the self-titled third album by Zeal & Ardor saw the light of day. This musical tour de force combines black metal, delta blues, industrial and Motown soul to wuthering heights. Reason enough to have a friendly chat with Manuel Gagneux, the sole creative...

Concert Reviews

Photo Galleries

Epica – Arcane Dimensions Tour @ COS Torwar, Warsaw (17.03.2026)

Epica – Arcane Dimensions Tour @ COS Torwar, Warsaw Epica’s performance at COS Torwar in Warsaw marked the closing chapter of an evening that was opened by Charlotte Wessels and Amaranthe — two sets that are covered separately elsewhere on this website. Some bands...

SPACE Quartet in Tienen – Progressive Spirit, Pure Improvisation

At first glance, SPACE Quartet might not seem like an obvious feature for an international progressive rock platform. A Belgian improvisation collective built around an electric sitar does not fit neatly into the conventional prog canon. Yet that is precisely why...