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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.

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Impure Wilhelmina – Antidote

First impressions matter. So, when back in 2017 I heard the first minute of 'Great Falls Beyond Death', I instantly knew that we were in for something special. Impure Wilhelmina’s sixth album "Radiation" consequently ended up second in my end of year list,...

Quiet – …and so it was

Quiet is a new band waiting in the wings, bucking the trend in their local music scene. Hopefully in the not-too distant future, they will be able to say…”and so it was”.

Sinoptik – The Calling

Sinoptik admit they are not trying to re-invent the wheel, just produce a great sounding and technically sophisticated album. In that, I believe they have succeeded.

Sylvan – One to Zero

Besides some critical notes on the lack of aggression on the album, I am very pleased with the overall performance of Sylvan this time around. In detail, there is a lot to discover again and the returning of the vocal styles from the earlier days makes me fall back in love with Marco Glühmann. For the real Sylvan fan, this is a riskless purchase!

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