Author: Progger

Music fan, gamer and a cool dude in general. Loves ol’ good prog and roll. Progger also writes for and maintains progify.com

There are tons of symphonic/progressive female fronted bands out there. Vitruvius from Mexico is another female fronted band, but although their music can definitely be described as progressive metal, they do something a bit different. From all other genres they could include in their work, the band from Mexico City decided to pick fusion. The … Continue reading Review: Vitruvius – Above The Silvered Sky

Zeolite is a land mark release for the band of the same name hailing from Tasmania in Australia. It shows them adding emotion and maturity to the technical side of their music comparing to the two singles they released prior, resulting in a debut EP that shows the future is bright for the young band. The modern … Continue reading Review: Zeolite – Zeolite EP

Young Luxembourgish metal band Soulhenge  put out a new EP recently titled Anachronism. The band's guitarist and composer Milian Steffen talked with the Moshville Times. What made you go for the name Soulhenge? When we were a little instrumental band 4 years ago, we were called „Microwaves From Space“ because it was a funny name. … Continue reading Interview: Milian Steffen of Soulhenge

Swedish death metallers Shikaka are about to released their debut EP Ocean of Blood. In an interview for Moshville, the band talks about the inspiration for the name, the music, and more. What made you go for the name Shikaka? We just love the Ace Ventura movies and needed a name for the band. So … Continue reading Interview with Shikaka

Multi-instrumentalist Abraham Sarache, who recently released a new album titled The Gardener, will play a special release show in of the album at Volta in Amsterdam on June 24th. The show will be recorded for a future live release. The Gardener is an alt/progressive rock concept album with the inclusion of folk instruments like ukulele and Venezuelan cuatro. … Continue reading Abraham Sarache Volta in Amsterdam on June 24

Andreas Šala (Subscale, The Ralph, If And When We Die) released a playthrough video for the song "Hue" taken from his solo album Pleasure Dome. See it below. Asked about the inspiration for the new song and the album overall, Šala who plays Wreck Guitars’ BlueMorpho 6 in the video, said: Well I wanted to make a solo record … Continue reading Guitarist Andreas Sala releases playthrough video for “Hue”