“Fall” is another solid addition to Borknagar’s impressive catalogue, as it’s built on a strong foundation of excellent songwriting and musicianship. If you’re a fan of progressive metal with a touch of the extreme, you really can’t go wrong with Borknagar.
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We’re super excited to announce Madder Mortem as the 2nd band confirmed to play at ProgPower Europe 2024!
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A relatively unknown festival, but a classic one in the prolific Norwegian Progressive Rock Scene, Haugaland Prog & Rock Festival 2022 – in Haugesund, Norway, with only 6 bands but with the caliber of Meer, Gösta Berlings Saga, Seven Impale among others surprised us and made a mark in our proggy hearts. Read on to discover how this small festival captivated us and left its mark in our progressive rock and metal journey!
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Norwegian pop prog rock darlings Meer took their exquisit music to the stage at Haugaland Prog & Rock Festival 2022 in Haugesund. Despite having to shorten their set, they delivered a magnific headliners show closing this relatively unknown and small but excellent festival.
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With a trilogy 30 years in the making, The Chronicles of Father Robin presented their amazing music, mixing folk, prog, rock and metal in a musical journey only they can master. With members from renown norwegian prog bands Wobbler, Tusmørke, Samuel Jackson Five & Jordsjø, they did impress everyone in the audience!
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Swedish Gösta Berlings Saga brought their dark and unique instrumental progressive rock to the stage at Haugaland Prog & Rock Festival 2022
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Undertakers Circus is a prominent and well known 60’s and 70’s classic prog, funk and jazz fusion rock band from Norway, hailed as pioneers of progressive rock in Scandinavia. They came back for an exclusive show at Haugaland Prog & Rock Festival 2022, and they rocked that stage!
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Jazz fusion prog eclectic maestros Seven Impale came back after a long hiatus to play live at Haugaland Prog & Rock Festival 2022 in Haugesund, Norway.
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Local band stoner prog Sundrowned opened the Haugaland Prog & Rock Festival 2022 on the beautiful city of Haugesund on the stunning Norwegian south west coast.
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5/7 of Major Parkinson called in from Bergen and Oslo respectively to talk about the creation of “Valesa – Chapter I: Velvet Prison” (with hints to Chapters II and III), good and bad pop music and upcoming live plans.
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Guitarist/songwriter Simen Hundere Ruud & keyboardist Magnus Johansen of Norwegian prog shooting stars Maraton talk about their impending sophomore album “Unseen Color” and more.
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Norway’s Delvoid take their time with their studio albums. So we took some time to talk with vocalist Alex Delver about their third full length offering, “Swarmlife”, vocal influences and of course the meaning behind the band name.
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One day before the full 3-track B-Sides EP drops, Norwegian extreme prog masters Insense premiere the final track Modern Day Siren, exclusively here on The Progspace.
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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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To sum up, “Demagogue Days” is a breath of fresh air, it makes you want to dance and sing, it brightens your day and it gives you something better than normal!
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3/8 of Norwegian Progressive Pop Orchestra MEER called to tell everything you need to know about their second album “Playing House.
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Mostly moody and melody-focussed, “Outside” doesn’t try to convince with pomp and effects. Instead, it is slowly carving its way deep into your soul with its carefully arranged compositions.
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Experimental Norwegian/Swiss constellation Lethe, by Skei (Manes) and Anna Murphy (Cellar Darling,...
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“Oneiromancer” is not your average doom/sludge/whatever record and proves it with its diversity in the sound and interesting theme. The only bad thing I can say about it is that it’s only 35 minutes!
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In the absence of their live performances, this excellent album should keep you satisfied for now. Gazpacho remain vivacious, evocative, and imaginative after all these years and long may that continue.
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