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Different day, same old shit. The monotony of a 9-5 office job can be a soul-sucker. How many of you are dreary-eyed at your desk cubicle this very moment? Houston’s budding progressive metal act ...

Take a deep breath and smell the herbal, smoky aroma of the forest’s stoic conifers. Feel the soft, damp loam underneath the soles of your feet, leaving imprints behind with every step. See the golden ...

Style: Technical thrash metal, progressive metal, death metal (harsh vocals) While Leduc’s six-string performance is consistently center stage, Boucher’s relentless double bass and unorthodox tom ...

Cold, dark damp surrounds you. Trying to move your body, you’re met with resistance no matter the direction. Disoriented. Thump. Vibrations ripple all around you, through you, each accompanied by a ...

Hey there demons, it’s me… yah boi. And the best tech death this side of 2026.

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Recommended for fans of: Tool, Nickelback, Klone, Katatonia, The Pineapple Thief Soen’s socially conscious, disillusioned lyrics have always been notoriously wordy, to the point that Ekelöf reads off ...

In the beginning was the Doom, and the Doom was with Metal, and the Doom was Metal. You all know the story: fifty-five years ago, metal was brought into existence in Birmingham by Black Sabbath.

Are you old? Don’t lie to me. Do you remember ranking your top five friends on MySpace? Do you remember when “FUCKING BOW DOWN” was the calling card of an entire scene of deathcore kids? If so: ...

Ah yes, the death metal space opera. What about technical and progressive death metal has resulted in an identity rooted in the themes of deep space exploration? The complexity and adventurous nature ...

From its earliest days, The Progressive Subway has championed the overlooked and the underappreciated. The original premise of the blog centred around reviewing “underground” bands. The metric chosen ...