prog

Digging deep into the underground French prog and black metal phenomenon — we chart their discography and interview project mastermind Raphael Fournier.

“Cherish it. Music this good doesn’t come around every day.” Here’s our in-depth review.

We dissect the psychedelic and emotive new full-length from Waste of Space Orchestra, a marrying of forces between Oranssi Pazuzu and Dark Buddha Rising.

Stream the dreamy, eerie, and heady new full-length from Swedish doom rockers prior to its official release Friday.

If you’re in Boston, Philly, or NYC this weekend, be sure to catch Davidson’s esoteric new band Gargoyl performing unreleased songs from their forthcoming debut full-length — get a taste of two songs now plus an interview with Davidson.

“Empath” is Devin Townsend’s first album under his moniker since 2007’s incredible “Ziltoid the Omniscient” — we take a closer look at “Empath” to see how it measures up before its release tomorrow.

The Australian duo may be young and new to the scene, but this debut EP displays real virtuosity and creativity within prog’s wild realms.

The four-piece technical death metal outfit (featuring drummer George Kollias of Nile) unveiled its third full-length today — here’s our in-depth review of its myriad of moving parts.

We get nitpicky and detailed with the new Dream Theater album (released today) — what does “Distance Over Time” offer to prog fans and non-fans alike, and is it a magnum opus?

We highlight some belated album anniversaries: a trio of notable (and ever-awesome) albums which hit their 15, 20, and 25-year marks last year.