(((O))) Tag: Progressive
With their live performances getting you as close to real magic as you can get, Sans Froid are undeniably one of the UK’s most exciting bands. The Froid’s intent is clear, to make you feel like you’re not the only one going crazy.
Barbieri never stops to amaze his listeners with its views on the parallel universes left on his new album with intensity, spectral, and phantasmal perspective in the world that is waiting for us.
…and just like that, the Tour Ship fires up its engines and shoots off into The Beyond. Returning planet-side with their first new material for six years, Shift just keep getting better and always seem to be on top form. I honestly can’t think of a more exciting metal band in the UK right now. Go catch them at your nearest planet-side dive bar asap!
Gavin Brown caught up with Stefan De Graef from Belgian psychedelic post-metal trio Psychonaut to get an insight into their new record as well as discussing the band recent live shows, how 2025 has been for Psychonaut, the future and fatherhood.
It’s another exciting and thought-provoking show courtesy of London Prog Gigs, introducing me to another great Camden live music venue, and demonstrating how Teiger and Pearl Handled Revolver are two of the best bands in the UK.
Dark and menacing, yet bleakly addictive, Legacy – should help Scotland’s Ihlo could help them find their place within the prog metal pantheon.
Katatonia return with another selection of progressive melancholy. The Swedes overcome the departure of their co-founder without rocking the boat too much, for better and worse.
Dwellers | Facebook | Bandcamp Salt Lake City progressive blues rockers Dwellers are shortly about to release their new album Corrupt Translation Machine and it is a swirling collection of blues laden anthems with lashings of psych flair adding to proc …
The distorted, anxious and surrealist visual style of the album’s cover art (painted by artist Madalena Pinta) speaks perfectly to the album’s direct, albeit melted, psychedelic electronic post-metal. Riff after riff comes and goes, never wearing out its welcome.
The distorted, anxious and surrealist visual style of the album’s cover art (painted by artist Madalena Pinta) speaks perfectly to the album’s direct, albeit melted, psychedelic electronic post-metal. Riff after riff comes and goes, never wearing out its welcome.
Gavin Brown had the pleasure of catching up with Sab Grey, who is the bassist and vocalist of Star Carr, to talk about the band, their new album, tales from his previous band Iron Cross, and much more.
ArcTanGent 2024 once again proved why it’s a beloved staple in the festival calendar, managing to blend the experimental with the established and offering a platform for a diverse array of artists – from the thunderous and chaotic to the ethereal and introspective. Despite the inevitable rain and the occasional clash of must-see acts, the spirit of discovery and the shared love for the eclectic made for an amazing experience in the Somerset countryside.
Still Time may not be for the faint of heart, but what Johansen has done is to capture the sounds of the natural world in all of its tricky momentum.
Interdwell is a poetic sense of beauty that’s unveiling to us in all of its glory.
Fluke return with their first release of a new era, a single entitled ‘Insanely Beautiful’.
Hosted by London Prog Gigs, tonight’s show brings together three forward-thinking artists at the intimate, storied Hope & Anchor venue for an eclectic musical mélange: featuring the inimitable vocal drones of Kunal Singhal, the eclectic post-metal of Cabiria, and the sparkling, unclassifiable power that is our headliners Teiger.
Hot on the heels of the 2023 Hex Domestic EP and the single ‘Missing Person’, Dragged Up are set to release their second album, High On Ripple.
On a rainy winter’s night, Matt Jarman from avant garde mavericks VOID invited Joe Norman from Echoes and Dust into his London home-studio to discuss the creation of his band’s latest album, Jadjow.
Fans of the flare and musicality of prog/metal and rock bands will be right at home with the Terrestrials sound.
The underlying characteristics of Gabriel’s tour 2023 are courage, humility and trust. . . in an individualised, alienated, competitive political economy it was an evening that subtly pointed to other, better models of society.
