Progressive Metal

A little less than a year ago, Green Carnation dropped Part I of their A Dark Poem trilogy,…

Comprising members of Horrendous and Crypt Sermon, back in ye strange times of 2021, Philadelphia’s The Silver dropped…

It’s not uncommon for death metal musicians to mellow and prog out the longer they roam this Earth.…

With the same swirling whammy lick opening “Moonbelt Immolator” gracing the opening minute of “Cryogenically Frozen,” Cryptic Shift…

Motivation can be a tricky thing. Take me, for instance—it’s my first review of 2026, and I’m already…

For progressive death metal acts, the shadow of the masters, Opeth, looms large. Yet some recent progressive death…

Black metal and the violin go together like peanut butter and jelly, which makes it particularly exciting when…

Published by Vince on January 1, 2026January 1, 2026 Artwork by: Niklas Sundin Style: Power Metal, Djent, Progressive…

Sisyphus is my favorite character in Greek mythology. It’s why I picked up Obstinacy: Sisyphean Dreams Unfolded, the…

I get the sense that the members of Asira are particularly meticulous. The last time we heard from…

2025 has been a banner year for the long form in my book. With such high-ranking triumphs from…

Norway may always be most well known for its black metal history, but I’ve come to love the…

Green Carnation – A Dark Poem Part II: Sanguis Review