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The Progspace 10th Anniversary Show
XEELEE_Cycles Still Square

UK prog duo XEELEE debuts with 12-minute single Cycles

UK based cinematic Prog Duo XEELEE shares the very first glimpse into their sound universe with 12-minute epic Cycles

Band Spotlight: Soulsplitter – The Progspace 10th Anniversary Show

Germany’s Soulsplitter is the next band on our Spotlight series, presenting the bands for The Progspace 10th Anniversary Show.

Temic – Ceiba

This is a band going from strength to strength and this album will help them stand out in the progressive metal world. If it takes three more years until the next album, so be it, I can wait, because it is bound to be worth it.

Bigmoth – Carbon Error

This is a young band with hopefully a very promising future. Do not be surprised if they crop up at a venue near you or one of the European festivals. I hope this debut release will propel them on to greater success, because they have bags of potential.

ZERO HOUR No Mans Land

Zero Hour unveil instrumental version of No Man’s Land

Long-running California progressive metal icons Zero Hour presents the instrumental version of the title track to the band’s new EP, "No Man’s Land". Zero Hour’s new studio EP "No Man’s Land" sees this top-tier musical collective incredibly technical and dynamic...

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Ghost Iris – Comatose

If you like your metal brutal with the occasional softer side, then do yourself a favour and check this out.

The Stranger – Kaleidoscope

I hope these guys are planning their next album. They have bags of potential and I can’t wait to see what else they have in their locker.

RPWL – God Has Failed – Live and Personal

This is a valid addition to the RPWL catalogue. Time and experience has allowed the original ideas to mature, and the subtle changes made only go to enhance what was a worthy debut album all those years ago.

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Caligonaut – Magnified as Giants

This album, whilst complex in its segments remains overall accessible to the listener as it weaves between classic prog, whilst maintaining a modern feel which together never ages or dates this release. It’s much like meeting a long-lost friend you haven’t seen for years, but they have come of age in the intervening years and are all the better for it.

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