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Sylosis Live at Backstage Munich, Jan. 29, 2026

Sylosis Live at Backstage Munich, Jan. 29, 2026

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Revocation Live at Backstage Munich, Jan. 29, 2026

Revocation Live at Backstage Munich, Jan. 29, 2026

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Finally, December concluded the musical year 2025 in rather extreme fashion

Releases of the Week 52/2025 with Lychgate, Fleshvessel, Void Paradigm, Sidian, Sinnarch, Sun Of The Suns, JRNY-X, L.O.E. & Raj Santos

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Seventh Station present new video for Faust Cantata

International Avantgarde Prog specialists Seventh Station present new video for "Faust Cantata", their take on Alfred Schnittke's haunting work.

Leprous Live at Backstage Munich, November 09, 2025

Leprous Live at Backstage Munich, November 09, 2025

Nospūn joins ProgStorm Festival 2026!

Nospūn makes their Canadian premiere at ProgStorm 2026, completing the festival’s incredible full lineup of progressive metal talent.

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Spiritbox – Eternal Blue

This album maintains many of the elements that Spiritbox have displayed on previous releases, but also brings a lot of fresh new ideas and creativity to the table.

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The Omnific – Escapades

I’m sure these eleven “Escapades” will further expand their fanbase while also cementing their importance in the brimming worldwide instrumental prog scene.

Yes – The Quest

So, after a decade is “The Quest” a great album? I would say no, good but not great, it’s interesting and enjoyable in parts, bland in others.

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6:33 – Feary Tales For Strange Lullabies – The Dome

“Feary Tales For Strange Lullabies – The Dome”, 6:33 marks a step higher in musicianship, composition and craziness, as well as opening a new path in this chaotic world the band created. They streamlined the story making it easier to grasp (if that is possible?) as a concept album – though certainly, it is closer to a wild modern urban rock opera than a traditional concept album. I think the only thing that is a constant about this band: they don’t hold their horses in any aspect, unashamedly free of tags or musical boundaries.

TRNA – Istok

All things considered, “Istok” is an album that gives me mixed feelings. There are some great moments here and Trna’s musical talent is obvious, but it’s just not compelling enough to make a difference.

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