Electric Wizard
Electric Wizard, one of the founding bands of modern doom metal, a reference thanks to Dopethrone.
Les novetats, cròniques i concerts de metal que segueix Tótum Revolútum Press: del metal extrem als projectes que aposten per la producció més elaborada i ambiciosa, sense oblidar els clàssics que van fundar el gènere. Cobertura en català, amb crítica de discos i reportatge fotogràfic des de la primera fila.
Electric Wizard, one of the founding bands of modern doom metal, a reference thanks to Dopethrone.
Sithu Aye, a one-man instrumental progressive metal project by a Scottish musician of Burmese origin.
Mestis, Javier Reyes’s (Animals as Leaders) instrumental progressive metal project with Latin American influences.
Intervals, Aaron Marshall’s Canadian instrumental project, part of the djent progressive metal scene.
Vola, the Danish atmospheric progressive metal band, somewhere between djent and dark electronic pop.
Devin Townsend Project, the Canadian musician’s stable band between 2009 and 2018.
Native Construct, the American technical progressive metal band behind a single cult album, Quiet World.
Ne Obliviscaris, the Australian extreme progressive metal band with the violin as its leading instrument.
Persefone, the Andorran technical progressive metal band, a reference of the Catalan-speaking scene.
Planet X, the instrumental technical-fusion supergroup of Derek Sherinian, Virgil Donati and Tony MacAlpine.
Christian Muenzner, Alex Weber and Gabe Seeber overlapped on the “A Valediction” tour in 2022. Eight tracks of tech-thrash on Season of Mist, led by “Vortex Divinium”.
Kevin Starrs’s seventh album, out on 18 September through Killer Candy Records after years on Rise Above. The plot comes from Poe’s “The Masque of the Red Death”.
Botch, one of the founding bands of American mathcore in the 1990s.
Converge, one of the founding bands of metalcore, admired for its technical and artistic evolution with “Jane Doe”.
The Dillinger Escape Plan, the American band that took extreme mathcore to unprecedented technical limits.
Deftones, the American band that took alternative metal into atmospheric and experimental territory.
Scale the Summit, the American instrumental progressive metal band inspired by landscapes.
Polyphia, the Dallas instrumental band that has taken djent-pop to massive streaming numbers.
Plini, the Australian instrumental guitarist and one of the leading names in modern instrumental progressive metal.
Protest the Hero, the Canadian band that fused technical progressive metal with melodic hardcore roots.
Voyager, the Australian band that blends progressive metal with pop synthesizers, and Australia’s representatives at Eurovision in 2023.
Caligula’s Horse, one of the leading bands of contemporary Australian progressive metal.
Intronaut, the American band that combines technical progressive metal with post-rock atmospheres.
The Contortionist, the American band that evolved from deathcore into atmospheric progressive metal.
Sikth, the British band regarded as one of the forerunners of djent and of extreme progressive metal in the 2000s.
Karnivool, the Australian band that fuses progressive metal and alternative rock.
Textures, one of the founding bands of the Dutch djent scene.
Monuments, one of the British founding bands of the djent scene.
Periphery, one of the founding and leading bands of the American djent scene.
Shining, the Norwegian band of Jørgen Munkeby, who coined the term “blackjazz” to fuse black metal and jazz.
Enslaved, the Norwegian band that has evolved from Viking saga black metal into a progressive metal of its own.
Ihsahn, the former Emperor singer and one of the leading names in solo extreme progressive metal.
Gojira, the French band that has brought progressive, environmentalist metal to stages such as the Paris Olympics.
Voivod, the Canadian band that took thrash metal into science-fiction and progressive territory.
Sieges Even, one of the cult bands of German progressive metal in the 1980s and 1990s.
Mekong Delta, one of the pioneers of German technical and progressive thrash, with classically inspired arrangements.
Coroner, one of the pioneering Swiss bands of technical and progressive thrash.
Spiral Architect, the Norwegian technical progressive metal band with a single cult studio album.
Shadow Gallery, one of the cult bands of 1990s American progressive metal.
Vanden Plas, one of the pioneering German progressive metal bands of the 1990s.
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