[Exclusive Interview] Astraya: From Stuttgart’s Underground to the Edge of “Atropine”
Stuttgart has never been the first city that comes to mind when you think of Dark Rock and Doom, but Astraya have spent the better part of a decade making…
[Exclusive Interview] Poly-Math: Complexity, Evolution, and Identity in Contemporary Progressive Music
Within the more intricate and intellectually driven corners of the contemporary Progressive landscape, Poly-Math have carved out a distinctive space through a sound that balances structural precision with expressive depth.…
[Exclusive Interview] Only Human: Patrick Grønbæch Christensen on “Planned Obsolescence”
Only Human emerge from Denmark with a debut album that feels both urgently contemporary and deeply rooted in Progressive Metal’s most intellectually ambitious traditions. “Planned Obsolescence” — out on March…
[Exclusive Interview] Anneke van Giersbergen on “La Mort” and the art of living through loss
Few voices in contemporary rock carry the emotional range and narrative weight of Anneke van Giersbergen. From her landmark tenure with The Gathering — whose 1995 album “Mandylion” defined a…
[Exclusive Interview] Deadnate: Inside the Architecture of “Mosaic”
There are bands that build their identity looking outward — toward the elements, the landscape, the grand gestures of nature — and then there are those that, having done exactly…
[Exclusive Interview] Myrath: Inside “Wilderness of Mirrors” — Identity, Legacy, and the Sound of Two Worlds
Few bands in contemporary Progressive Metal occupy as singular a position as Myrath. Born from the confluence of North African heritage and European metal sensibility, the Tunisian–French quintet has spent…
[Exclusive Interview] Aaron Djéla (Korbo): When Identity Dissolves — The Making of “Λmnésiste”
There are records that demand more than just passive listening — they ask you to surrender. “Λmnésiste,” the new album by French Progressive Rock/Metal band Korbo, is one of those.…
[Exclusive Interview] Hisham Zreiq: Songs From the Wound — A Palestinian Artist’s Testimony in Sound
Palestinian-born artist Hisham Zreiq, based in Germany since 2001, is widely known for his multidisciplinary artistic path spanning visual art, film and, more recently, music. His musical work emerged as…
[Exclusive Interview] Miguel Donneys Project: “Imago Chapter I: Time Before Memory” — One Vision, One World, No Compromise
Seven tracks. One protagonist. A solitary creative vision realized without compromise across every discipline — composition, performance, production, and visual identity. “Imago Chapter I: Time Before Memory,”released February 27, 2026,…
[Exclusive Interview] Anders Danielsen of Terravia: A New World, A New Vision from the Norwegian Progressive Frontier
Terravia emerged from Norway in 2021 with a clear sense of artistic purpose and an ambitious compositional vision that few debut acts manage to articulate with such conviction. Their first…