Dawn of Ouroboros – Bioluminescence
Dawn of Ouroboros is an outright mythical sensory experience.
Dawn of Ouroboros is an outright mythical sensory experience.
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.
“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.
Like all the best albums The Ossuary Lens gets better with every play because there is so much going on. If, and I hope this is the case, an eighth album is planned then bring it on I say.
The combination of Finnish lyrics, seamless blending of aggression and melody, and a beautiful approach to vocal layering, makes Vermilia’s music a constant clash of contrasting aesthetics that seems to reflect nature itself.
Local heroes, Aeternam announced to play ProgStorm Festival 2026!
One of the most important voices in progmetal worldwide, Wilderun, joins ProgStorm Festival 2026!
Dessiderium to join ProgStorm Festival 2026!
Canadian progressive metal masters Heaven’s Cry to return to the stage at ProgStorm Festival 2026!
Einar Solberg to headline ProgPower Europe 2026! Get ready for an emotional ride on Sunday evening!
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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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
Releases of the Week 45/2024 with i Häxa, Ice Sealed Eyes, Coma Control, VOLA, Klone, Chasmhead, Alarum, Moss Upon The Skull, Isbjörg, EXXASENS, Beardfish, Rosalie Cunningham, Drownship, Codespeaker, A Scar For The Wicked & Árstíðir
Releases of the Week 43/2024 with Fields of Næcluda, Iotunn, Black Aleph, Schammasch, Gaerea, Fit for an Autopsy, Vokonis, Gigan, Devin Townsend, Entheos, Sallow Moth & Omnerod
Norwegian instrumental prog mastermind Kay Olsen pays homage to his greatest idols with Agropelter’s debut album, “The Book of Hours”.
The song is taken from their upcoming album “The World Outside”, which is set to release on September 12th.
Check out our exclusive video premiere, one day ahead of its official release
Californian Extreme Progmetal band Dreamer premiere video for explosive leadoff single ‘Hollow’
Canadian Progmetal trio SOND3R premiere literally cool video for ‘Malediction’
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!
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....
The Progspace Q&A with Anima Tempo! The Mexican band talked with us about their music, their European tour, future plans and more.
Video interview with the Italian prog metal band Kingcrow.
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.
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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...
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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Neal Morse & Friends @ Midsummer Progfestival 2025 – Day 1: An All-Star Finale Full of Improvisation and Inspiration As the closing act of the first day at the Midsummer Prog Festival in Maastricht, Neal Morse delivered a performance that began as an intimate...
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...
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 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): "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...
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