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The Progspace 10th Anniversary Show

WE DID IT!!!

WE DID IT! Our crowdfunding campaign has ended, and the 10th Anniversary show it’s happening!

Rendezvous Point is the last band confirmed for ProgPower Europe 2026!

Rendezvous Point completes the lineup for ProgPower Europe 2026!

Exclusive Premiere: SUBMASQ unveil new single ‘Monuments’

SUBMASQ comes back with ‘MONUMENTS’ the first single of their long awaited 7th studio album “Spirit Animal”. Watch and listen to the song EXCLUSIVELY here at The Progspace!

Playgrounded joins ProgPower Europe 2026 already awesome lineup!

Playgrounded joins ProgPower Europe 2026 already awesome lineup!

Exclusive: VISAGEM premiere their debut video ‘Abismo’

Brazilian newcomers VISAGEM debut “Abismo” (Abyss), a psychedelic, cinematic first single and experimental music video – premiering exclusively on The Progspace.

Introducing The Aurora Project, 6th band at our 10th Anniversary show

The Progspace 10th Anniversary Show introducing The Aurora Project from The Netherlands. The sextet is one of the most consistent dutch progressive outfits on the scene. We’re proud to have them on our stage on the 28th of November, at Cpunt, Hoofddorp, The Netherlands.

Albums

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Danefae – Trøst

With their second album, Danish metal band Danefae have dished up a fusion of progressive metal and traditional Nordic musical traditions. In short, it’s progressive metal with Danish lyrics. The album has a title of “Trøst” which translates as Solace and the songs are personal stories inspired by folk legends.

The Mourning – Hush

“Hush” displays a lot of compositional variety, and offers a strong throwback to prog metal classics while also keeping a unique sound and mixing in unexpected elements.

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Greylotus – Motherwort

Their sound is exploring the grey area between modern technical death metal and deathcore, and they’re also throwing in hints of djent and black metal, just to make the concoction of extremity as wild as it gets.

Frozen Crown – War Hearts

Power metal isn’t exactly my go-to genre. But something clicked for me when I was watching the video to ‘War Hearts’ and all of a sudden, instead of coming across as “power metal”, I felt like I was just witnessing some brilliant songwriting.

The Progspace Presents

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Releases of the Week

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The last two weeks of August brought us apocalyptic madness and cheese – and a new record!

Releases of the Week 34 & 35/2024 with Meer, Aquae Furtivae, Kingcrow, Leprous, Tigran Hamasyan, Bent Knee, Paralydium, Antichambre, Anciients, Moonloop, Amiensus, Nile, Sur Austru, Norna, Dawn Treader, Fleshgod Apocalypse, Anna Pest, Föhn, Anchor and Burden, Decadence Dust, Tusmørke, delving, Lone Cairn, Zeal & Ardor, Johan Niemann & Jon Anderson and the Band Geeks

Premieres

Interviews

Voyager interview

Q&A with Voyager

New Q&A episode: In this video interview Voyager talks about their new album “Colours in the sun”, touring through different continents and getting Gucci jackets from fans!

Kin Beneath Chorus – Winner of Euroblast Festival Contest

A month ago, Kin Beneath Chorus, a modern metal band from Greece participated in a contest to open Euroblast Festival 2019. Little did they know that their fans and community would support them so much that they won and the guys are stoked about it ! Wanna more about the band before discovering them live at Euroblast Festival in September ? Head over to the article !

Interview with Ragnar Ólaffson from Árstíðir

Just before he went on stage in Munich with his bandmates from Árstíðir, we were happy to chat with vocalist/keyboardist/guitarist Ragnar Ólaffson about all things Árstíðir, the icelandic music scene, why he prefers metal fans to pop fans and his various other projects.

Concert Reviews

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AMAROK @ Midsummer Prog Festival (21.06.2026) – Maastricht (NL)

Amarok – A New Face of Polish Progressive Rock Midsummer Prog Festival – Maastricht Anyone who had been immersed in Quidam’s melancholic symphonic progressive rock the previous day was treated to a very different perspective on Polish progressive music on Sunday....

BEAT @ Cirque Royal, Brussels – 23 June 2026

BEAT – Not a Museum Piece, but a Living Machine King Crimson has never been one fixed memory for me. I saw the later incarnation with three drummers in Antwerp: an impressive, almost ceremonial machine in which the repertoire unfolded as a broad musical landscape....

Quidam @ Midsummer Prog Festival (20.06.2026) – Maastricht (NL)

Some concerts are experienced with your ears. Others are experienced just as much through your memories. Quidam’s performance at Midsummer Prog undoubtedly belonged to the latter category. My history with the band goes back almost twenty years. Ever since its...

Airbag @ Poppodium 013 Tilburg – May 24, 2026

Airbag – melancholy, atmosphere and controlled intensity at 013 Next Summary In a well-filled 013 Next, Airbag delivered an intensely atmospheric performance built around melancholy, slow-burning tension and musical refinement. Following a strong opening set by...

Lesoir @ Poppodium 013 Tilburg, May 24, 2026

Lesoir reveals renewed power in a packed 013 Next As support act for Airbag, Lesoir was given roughly forty minutes on stage in a packed 013 Next, but that proved more than enough to leave a remarkably strong impression. The band from Maastricht presented itself in...

Epica – Arcane Dimensions Tour @ COS Torwar, Warsaw (17.03.2026)

Epica – Arcane Dimensions Tour @ COS Torwar, Warsaw Epica’s performance at COS Torwar in Warsaw marked the closing chapter of an evening that was opened by Charlotte Wessels and Amaranthe — two sets that are covered separately elsewhere on this website. Some bands...

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...