Mother of Millions – Magna Mater
“Magna Mater” is a very immersive and atmospheric album, but that does not mean it’s not heavy. Rather, all the heavy riff elements have a different purpose than you’d expect.
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Charlotte Wessels – The Obsession
I wouldn’t be surprised to find out that Charlotte has like 3 masters and a PhD in the aesthetics of emotional vulnerability.
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Atomic Guava – Beach Episode
What bands like Atomic Guava have taught me is that a hook is best served with technical complexities on the side.
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Devin Townsend – PowerNerd
I don’t think anyone’s expecting by now that Devin will ever put out a “bad” album.
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Simone Simons – Vermillion
“Vermillion” is an unexpected surprise, and a very welcome addition to the endlessly growing culture of symphonic and progressive metal that the Dutch are so good at.
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MEER – Wheels Within Wheels
With a new release, Norwegians MEER has written another chapter in their emotional music journey. “Wheels Within Wheels” deserves a good listen.
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Gallery: Pendragon in Ittre, Belgium on 20 May 2024
Photo Gallery: Pendragon playing at club Zikzak in Ittre, Belgium on 20 May 2024
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Live review: Pendragon in Ittre, Belgium on 20 May 2024
Live review: Pendragon playing in Ittre, Belgium on 20 May 2024, support: Rog Patterson
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Four Stroke Baron at Kent Club, Hamburg, 14 May 2024
Photo Gallery: Four Stroke Baron playing live at Kent Club in Hamburg, Germany on 14 May 2024.
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Magoria – Hollingsworth Mansion
The music and lyrics are excellently put together to build the characters, scenery and plotline in the most entertaining and engaging way possible.
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Martin Gonzalez – Suspiro
“Suspiro” feels like an honest experiment. It’s wacky and weird, but it hits all the intended feels in unexpected ways.
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Illumishade – Another Side of You
Illumishade’s “Another Side of You” is the ultimate hybrid of genres, sounds and emotions not just because of how many puzzle pieces it puts together, but because of how beautiful and coherent the final picture is.
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Mostly Autumn at De Nieuwe Nor in Heerlen, The Netherlands
Mostly Autumn playing live at De Nieuwe Nor in Heerlen, The Netherlands (23 March 2024)
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Earthside – Let the Truth Speak
With “Let the Truth Speak”, US progressive rockers Earthside set a new bar in the production and composition, creating a very diverse and unique record.
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Bach & silent movies: Dirt Poor Robins mastermind Neil DeGraide talks about Queen of the Night
There must have been something in the water in Providence, Rhode Island around 2004: Dirt Poor Robins emerged and started their artistic journey, culminating in their latest record and silent film, “Queen of the Night”. Mastermind Neil DeGraide told us everything about it!
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Not a math rock band: Poly-Math are exploring the broad church of Prog on Zenith!
Joe Branton, bassist and designated mic-duty guy of London/Brighton instrumental proggers Poly-Math talks standard Fripp tuning, the very broad church of prog and of course “Zenith”, Poly-Math’s brand new album, out Nov. 18 on Nice Weather For Airstrikes!
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“What if all the weird stuff actually is the album?” – Simen & Magnus of Maraton talk Unseen Color and more
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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Memories, Patreons & Ronnie James Dio: Toehider is back with a 47-minute epic!
The Progtalks are back after the summer break, and we have Australian multi-instrumentalist Mike Mills, sole (musician) member of Toehider calling and talking about his new album “I Have Little To No Memory of These Memories”.
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Population Three in Porcupine Tree land: Richard Barbieri on Closure/Continuation, sound design and attention spans
One last Progtalks episode before our summer break: Porcupine Tree’s Richard Barbieri talks about different approaches to composing, sound design and of course the most anticipated album of the year in the Prog world: “Closure/Continuation”.
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The High Castle Teleorkestra is hatching: Tim Smolens & Chris Bogen talk “The Egg That Never Opened”!
Tim Smolens & Chris Bogen, the driving duo behind the newly founded High Castle Teleorkestra, talk about the creation of “The Egg That Never Opened”, the first part of a planned trilogy based on Philip K. Dick’s novel “Radio Free Albemuth”.
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