Finnish psychedelic rock trio Kaleidobolt will perform in Portugal this October, presenting their latest album Karakuchi and showcasing their distinctive blend of progressive, garage and psychedelic rock. [...]
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Einar Solberg brings solo tour to Portugal this September
Leprous frontman Einar Solberg returns to Portugal this September with his solo project, performing two intimate concerts promoted by Free Music. [...]
Be Prog! My Friend returns in September and announces lineup
Be Prog! My Friend 2026 returns this September with a strong progressive rock and metal lineup, maintaining its intimate, curated festival format. [...]
Soen – Imperial [PROGRESSIVE ROCK METAL REVIEW]
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Rauta recently published “Non-metal Sunday: Soen – Imperial”: [...]
Transatlantic – The Absolute Universe: Forevermore / The Breath of Life [PROGRESSIVE ROCK REVIEW]
Rauta recently reviewed Transatlantic – The Absolute Universe: Forevermore / The Breath of Life [...]
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