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The Progspace Awards 2025

SPACE Quartet in Tienen – Progressive Spirit, Pure Improvisation

At first glance, SPACE Quartet might not seem like an obvious feature for an international progressive rock platform. A Belgian improvisation collective built around an electric sitar does not fit neatly into the conventional prog canon. Yet that is precisely why it...
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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

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Lunatic Soul – Through Shaded Woods

“Through Shaded Woods” certainly is the most different Lunatic Soul album so far, and it might well be the best. We get to know a new side of Mariusz Duda’s music, it indeed feels as if we’re allowed to explore his origins, guided by himself.

Avandra – Skylighting

This is great album and the band have bags of talent, which should allow them to progress any way they desire.

Intervals – Circadian

On his latest offering, our guitar hero, Aaron Marshall has prepared eight skillfully refined bangers, blending hooky melodies, engaging groovy riffs and some seriously fun vibin’.

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SPACE Quartet in Tienen – Progressive Spirit, Pure Improvisation

At first glance, SPACE Quartet might not seem like an obvious feature for an international progressive rock platform. A Belgian improvisation collective built around an electric sitar does not fit neatly into the conventional prog canon. Yet that is precisely why...