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Danish Prog quintet Advocacy premieres new single The Tide

Danish Prog Metal Quintet Advocacy shares The Tide, the second single on the road towards their second album.

Fallujah, Live at Backstage Munich, Feb. 20, 2026

Fallujah, Live at Backstage Munich, Feb. 20, 2026

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January 2026 starts the year slowly with 16 Highlights

Releases of the Month Januar 2026 with The Hirsch Effekt, Zu, HamaSaari, Cold Night for Alligators, Textures, Enshine, Frore 5 Four, Yoni the Bassist, Sloen, Widek, Karambolage, Ascend the Helix, Juodvarnis, Alkaloid, Kostas Sampanis & IOTUNN

The Veer Union – Reinvention

I find the diverse unpredictability of the material appeals to me a lot, despite the shortness of the tracks. These 10 songs are predominately melodic but with an aggressive edge.

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 it...
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Sylosis Live at Backstage Munich, Jan. 29, 2026

Sylosis Live at Backstage Munich, Jan. 29, 2026

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TheTeaParty_BloodMoonRising

The Tea Party – Blood Moon Rising

As long as The Tea Party keep on releasing delicious slices of ‘Moroccan Roll’ like “Blood Moon Rising”, I’m perfectly content with that.

Cynic – Ascension Codes

“Ascension Codes” isn’t for the faint of heart. It takes an open mind and a lot of dedication and perseverance before it unveils its otherworldly and ethereal beauty.

Aethereus – Leiden

The Aethereus soundscape is designed to massacre the listener’s eardrums in the most engaging way possible!

Magnum – The Monster Roars

It may not necessarily be a typical Magnum album, but it certainly has the Magnum sound and does not disappoint. It’s full of well-crafted material and bodes well for the band in the years to come.

The Progspace Presents

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The Freqs Progcast, presented by The Progspace, Episode 021

Episode 021 of the FREQS Progcast presented by The Progspace is here! Another week full of news from the prog world - and celebrating the release of Soulsplitter's debut album "Salutogenesis" with an interview we did with them at the Euroblast Festival. The Progcast...

The Freqs Progcast, presented by The Progspace, Episode 020

Back at the Moonbase in Munich after a quite hectic festival season, Progcast hosts Randy M. Salo and Dario Albrecht are joined by Madder Mortem vocalist Agnete M. Kirkevaag for a full episode of our What's hot!? section. The Progcast is available on iTunes, Spotify,...

The Freqs Progcast, presented by The Progspace, Episode 019

Episode 019 of the FREQS Progcast presented by The Progspace sees Dario and his very special guest, Rune Belsvik Reinås, give a full review of their experience at the Euroblast Festival that took place the previous weekend at the Essigfabrik in Cologne. The Progcast...

The Freqs Progcast, presented by The Progspace, Episode 018

It's Euroblast Week, folks! So, this week's episode of the Freqs Progcast presented by The Progspace is chock full of interviews with Euroblast 2019 bands: 5 to be precise. Rendezvous Point, Arch Echo, Vola, Shrezzers and Betraying the Martyrs! As Randy is out of town...

The Freqs Progcast, presented by The Progspace, Episode 017

Episode 017 of  the Freqs Progcast presented by The Progspace. This week, your hosts Dario and Randy are not only talking about all the hottest stuff from the prog world as always, but you will also get a report from Dario's trip to Tilburg to see the amazing Ayreon -...

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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...