Instrumental proggers of Animals As Leaders released another track from their upcoming album ‘Parrhesia’!
News Posts
French prog metal outfit Tranzat unleashed the video for “Lord Dranula”, a track from their upcoming new album “Ouh La La”!
Progressive metalcore outfit ONI is back with a brand new track ‘The Lie’, the first of their upcoming new full-length!
In anticipation of the release of their new album ‘Halo’, Amorphis’ vocalist Tomi Joutsen talks about the vocals and lyrics in a new docu episode!
The Russian prog rockers of Velcrocranes signed to InsideOutMusic for the release of their debut album ‘What If I Die’!
New Finnish festival Hellsinki Metal Horizons added 7 more names to what promises to be a mind-bending experience!
Montreal’s extremists Fall of Stasis unleash another track from their upcoming album ‘The Chronophagist’ with ‘Baal Arise’!
Virginia based metal outfit Braincell unleash a brain-melting track and video with ‘Defensive Wounds’!
Amorphis shares the new music video for ‘On The Dark Waters’, another track of their upcoming new album ‘Halo’!
Swedish extreme tech-metal pioneers Meshuggah unleash a first track of their upcoming album ‘Immutable’ and start presales!
Gig Reports
TesseracT came to lift us up to a different world with their progressive music, supported by Between The Buried And Me and Plini!
On the 28th of October, Ostend was invaded by Skálmöld, Stam1na and Omnium Gatherum on their Arctic Circle Alliance tour!
Mastodons Arch Enemy are back to destroy with their new album and with them they had the promising Ukranian band Jinjer!
Heavy metal? Hard rock? It doesn’t matter, as long as it’s heavy and grooves… Headbanger’s Balls Fest 2017 was again a great party!
Periphery kicked some serious ass at the Trix Club in Antwerp. Our GRIMM reporter tells you all about it
Photo Reports
Pictures of the last show of Children of Bodom the way as we know it…
The prog masters of Soen made a visit to Helsinki, bringing 2 great bands along under the form of Wheel and The Price! And we were there, here are the pics…
Finnish prog metal band Wheel came to present their new release ‘Moving Backwards’ live and showed us the greatness that they bring forth musically! Check out the pictures!
Arch Enemy came to Helsinki to showcase their latest album “Will to Power” and brought with them Ukrainian powerhouse Jinjer!
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Album Reviews
With Nero Di Marte’s Immoto, a swift blend of theatrical vocals, spoken word and grunts, dissonant filth and melodic pieces, post / progressive / avant-garde / dissonant / black / death / atmospheric metal in a clean and polished package is served.
Wheel brings you a sound that is very much inspired by Tool, but with a great personality and great songwriting skills!
In need of some technically typically djent. These French dudes from Kadinja are bringing us some technically djent that can compete with their bigger brothers in the genre.
Soen takes us on a progressive ride with music that has their signature sound all over!
It’s predictable that The Wake is unpredictable, Voivod steers it spacecraft through a tangled, tantalizing storyline, woven into the most maze-like, edge-of-your-seat musical experience the band have embarked upon since those heady days of the late ‘80s.
The Canadian mad scientist Devin Townsend celebrates the 20th anniversary with a very nice DVD/Blu Ray at the Ancient Roman Theatre in Plovdiv supported by the State Opera Orchestra!
With this 2cd – 2DVD set Haken spoils their fans before letting loose Vector, the new awaited album. Enjoy the gig they played in Amsterdam last year or their appearance on ProgPower, or why not, just enjoy some official videos. Enough stuff to not get bored out there !!!
With all the celebration around the 20th anniversary of Emperor’s magnum opus ‘ Anthems of the Welkins at Dusk’ you might almost be forgiven for forgetting that Ihsahn has been running a very successful solo career for more than a decade.
‘Frightened’ is an altogether different beast from the satanic blackened death that Akercocke is known for, although not particularly more optimistic.
