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Baby on a Rampage unleashes Forgive My Figure EP

Bay Area teenage prog metal breakout Baby on a Rampage is giving fans an early listen to its highly anticipated new EP, “Forgive My Figure”, exclusively here on The Progspace!

Leprous live in Hamburg, 19 November 2025

Leprous live in Hamburg, 19 Nov, 2025

Gåte live in Hamburg, 19 November 2025

Gåte opening for Leprous in Hamburg, 19 Nov, 2025

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Progressive Coma Metal, Cascadian Death Metal or Brazilian Avantgarde Prog? All of that and more in our 12 highlights for the first half of August 2026!

Releases of the Week 33/2026 with Exist, Coma Control, Echoes of Theia, Observers, Din of Celestial Birds, Papangu, Jakub Tirco, Violence System, Elephant Zero, Systemic Absence, Coyote Man & Holissstik

Royal Sorrow, Hamburg, 19 November 2025

Royal Sorrow opening for Leprous and Gåte in Hamburg, 19 Nov, 2025

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Annihilus Mundi present sophomore full length The Dead Sea Scrolls

Boston based Progressive Extreme Metal project Annihilus Mundi presents sophomore conceptual full length epic The Dead Sea Scrolls

Albums

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Connor Kaminski & KEYAN – Kinetic

These three tracks are a great introduction to this talented pair but after a few plays it’s not enough. I find myself wanting more, and hopefully it won’t be too long before more arrives.

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.

The Progspace Presents

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Releases of the Week

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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

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A massive start to the Release Year 2025!

Releases of the Month January 2025 with Danefae, Jonathan Hultén, Bumblefoot, Ckraft, Obscure Sphinx, Avatarium, The Eternal Journey Project, Lunar, Subterranean Lava Dragon, The Great Old Ones, Beriedir, Hologram Earth, Vertex, The Obsidian Resurrection, A.M.E.N., Mirar, Tonnen von Hall, Jacob Roberge, Camahueto, Children of the Sün, Medusian, Sleepbomb, Riverside, Nicolas de Renty, Zéro Absolu

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The second half of November blessed us with 25 highlights!

Releases of the Week 48/2024 with Highlights: Bedsore, Opeth, Exuvial, Múr, Ashbreather & Serpentine Cerberus, Joey Frevola, Bakelit, Atmosphrs, Orso, Meadows & io, Septaria, Sergeant Thunderhoof, Ulver, Fractal Sextet, Crisálida, Atomic Guava, Thom Pankhurst, Kyros, Fraktions, Of The Sun, Noir Reva & There’s A Light, Relative Values, Medusian, Chelsea Wolfe & Jazz Sabbath

Premieres

Phaeton Neurogenesis

Phaeton set foot on Saturn’s moon with Tethys Rising

Formed from a fusion of four seasoned musicians, Colin Righton, Daniel Airth, Kevin Thiessen, and Ferdy Belland, Phaeton was born from a hunch and a history. Righton had played with each member in separate bands and sensed that combining their talents would spark...

Interviews

There is no talent knob: Interview with sound engineer Chris Edrich

In our series of  “behind the scenes” in the progressive music world, today we’re having a chat with sound engineer Chris Edrich. You may know him for his sound work with Norwegian proggers Leprous or Klone, Hypno5e, The Ocean or Kadinja . His vantage point behind the sound desk gives him a unique perspective on the bands he runs sound for, so if you want to know about this side of the stage, enjoy the interview!

Behind Prognosis Festival with Rob van der Donk

Prognosis festival has now been postponed and will take place on 4 and 5 September 2020. n the relatively small world of Progressive Rock and Metal, Prognosis festival in the Netherlands has established itself as one of the big names in the scene....

Q&A with ANIMA TEMPO

The Progspace Q&A with Anima Tempo! The Mexican band talked with us about their music, their European tour, future plans and more.

Q&A with Ragnar Zolberg

Q&A with Ragnar Zolberg

The Progspace presents Q&A with Ragnar Zolberg!  We had a blast talking with the talented Icelandic musician about his music, the acoustic shows, his most recent album “Sonr Ravns”, his song ‘Celestia’ and future plans.

Concert Reviews

Soen @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 – day 2 (May 24)

Soen @ Midsummer Progfestival 2025 – A Finale of Power and Charisma Swedish band Soen had the honor of closing the Midsummer Prog Festival on Saturday night and they proved that you don’t need to stick to pure prog to leave a lasting impact. Their music strikes a...

Solstice @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 – day 1 (May 23)

Solstice @ Midsummer Progfestival 2025 – A glorious summer revival full of groove and vocal alchemy     At the 2025 Midsummer Prog Festival, Solstice delivered a captivating and dynamic performance that underscored the band's remarkable renaissance. The set...

Paatos @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 – Day 1 (May 23)

I’ve been seeing Paatos live since 2006, and from the very first time, I was hooked—an instant infatuation. They fit perfectly into my world of melancholic Scandinavian prog rock, alongside bands like White Willow, Anekdoten, Landberk and Änglagård. That same dreamy...

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Wheel @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 – day 2 (May 24)

Wheel @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 – Dark Beauty Beneath a Rainy Sky On day two of the Midsummer Prog Festival 2025, Finnish prog-metal outfit Wheel took the stage following the abruptly cut-short performance by Sylvan. Unfortunately, their set was accompanied by...

Alex Henry Foster @ Midsummer Prog Festival- day 2 (May 24)

Alex Henry Foster – Trance and Intensity at Midsummer Prog During the second day of the Midsummer Prog Festival, Alex Henry Foster delivered one of the most intense and emotionally stirring performances of the weekend. Over the course of just four expansive tracks,...

Weather Systems @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 – day 2 (May 24)

Weather Systems Between Past and Future at Midsummer Prog On the second day of the Midsummer Prog Festival, Weather Systems, the new band led by Anathema founder Daniel Cavanagh, delivered a performance steeped in melancholy, memory and new beginnings. Though...

Soen @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 – day 2 (May 24)

Soen @ Midsummer Progfestival 2025 – A Finale of Power and Charisma Swedish band Soen had the honor of closing the Midsummer Prog Festival on Saturday night and they proved that you don’t need to stick to pure prog to leave a lasting impact. Their music strikes a...

Solstice @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 – day 1 (May 23)

Solstice @ Midsummer Progfestival 2025 – A glorious summer revival full of groove and vocal alchemy     At the 2025 Midsummer Prog Festival, Solstice delivered a captivating and dynamic performance that underscored the band's remarkable renaissance. The set...

Paatos @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 – Day 1 (May 23)

I’ve been seeing Paatos live since 2006, and from the very first time, I was hooked—an instant infatuation. They fit perfectly into my world of melancholic Scandinavian prog rock, alongside bands like White Willow, Anekdoten, Landberk and Änglagård. That same dreamy...

PreHistoric Animals @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 day 1 (May 23 )

PreHistoric Animals @ Midsummer Progfestival 2025 Day 1 (May 23): an energetic, imaginative and musically layered performance After the impressive opener by Lux Terminus, it was up to Swedish band PreHistoric Animals to continue taking the audience on a musical...

Lux Terminus @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 Day 1 (May 23)

Lux Terminus @ Midsummer Prog Festival 2025 Day 1 (May 23): "A virtuosic trio without guitars, balancing seamlessly between progressive metal, jazz fusion and orchestral splendor."   The Midsummer Prog Festival in Maastricht kicked off with a powerful and...