progressive metal

Members of Akercocke and The Antichrist Imperium dazzle with an increasingly progressive and experimental new EP, which is now streaming in full.

This week, Ted and Jon zero in on obscure stoner metal and an American progressive heavy metal classic.

Following a decade of planning and composition, Romanian troupe Dordeduh emerges from the cocoon a completely new and revitalized band.

This Friday, Ted and Jon look into different ends of the traditional doom metal spectrum with Place of Skulls and While Heaven Wept, respectively.

Focusing on albums from the month before that may not have gotten their just dues, the first edition of this column looks at a blackened progressive metal band who released a new EP a week ago-- plus, we premiere the wonderfully fractal music video for "And We Are Already At Sea."

Two decades following the release of their final album "Death's Design," Anders "Blakkheim" Nyström and Dan "The Spirits" Swanö reflect on their time as progressive black metal band Diabolical Masquerade.

Ted and Jon dig into two musical curiosities: Elder and Beyond Dawn, chameleons whose sound adapted to their changing creativity over time.

Time brings nothing but death, but, in Spire's case, time brings change. Read a review of the New Zealand act's sophomore album "Temple of Khronos."

Langdon Hickman dives deep into the progressive metal landscape that Haken developed from and sent shockwaves through, focusing on two of their standout albums which have recently been re-issued (and that we've got exclusive, limited edition vinyl variants of in our shop).

Check out who the prog metal band's guitarist was listening to in 2020, and pick up the new Haken vinyl variants in our store.