Greek progressive metallers FEED MY DAEMONS return with “A Symphony Of Lust”, a darker, heavier and more focused second album where prog complexity meets hard-rock muscle. The songs twist and turn, but the hooks never get buried under the machinery.
Fernando Perdomo revisits the musical universe of Todd Rundgren with *TRGTR Reloaded: Playing The Fool*, breathing fresh life into his 2021 instrumental tribute. From psychedelic guitar adventures to melodic pop-rock gems and progressive detours, Perdomo celebrates Rundgren’s restless creativity with plenty of six-string imagination.
Calgary metallers THE ASTRAL PROPHETS launch their first full-length with “Invasion”, an eight-track blast of groove, power and cosmic heavy metal. Big riffs, punchy bass, soaring hooks and sci-fi atmosphere turn the album into something that feels halfway between a battle cruiser and a biker bar in deep space.
Former SYMPHONY X bassist Thomas Miller rises from the shadows with “Lazarus Effect”, a long-awaited return built on majestic progressive metal, muscular bass lines and the kind of sweeping melodic drama that instantly recalls his classic years. This is not a nostalgia trip — it feels more like an unfinished chapter finally kicking the door back open.
New York-based AERONWEN step deeper into their dark symphonic world with “Perilous Dreams”, a compact EP built on heavy guitars, dramatic atmosphere and strong melodic tension. The four main songs are followed by instrumental versions, giving the release a second life without the vocals.
Tunisian-French metallers MYRATH strike again with “Echoes of the Fallen”, a pre-album release tied to their 2026 full-length “Wilderness of Mirrors”. The track carries everything that makes the band instantly recognizable: razor-cut riffs, cinematic orchestration, Middle Eastern color and Zaher Zorgati’s soaring voice riding over the whole thing like a flare in the desert night.
MASTER BOOT RECORD return with “COMPUTER METAL”, a ten-track slab of machine-forged heaviness due October 30, 2026 via Metal Blade Records. Vittorio D’Amore pushes the project’s trademark blend of synthesized metal,
Dutch progressive modern metal outfit SLEDEON return with “Sovereign”, their second full-length album and a clear step forward from 2024’s “Futuroscope”. The Nijmegen quartet sharpen their blend of heavy riffing, electronic detail and symphonic atmosphere into something broader, darker and more cinematic, with Fabienne Hurkens’ vocals cutting through the weight like a beam through storm clouds.
Country: Canada
Genre: Progressive Metal
Year : 2026
Year of manufacture: 2026
Genre: Progressive Rock / Metal
Country: Poland