Progressive Metal
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Shabti Send Servants on ‘Haze, Cacophony, and White Light’
A Portland trio, settled after nearly two decades of lineup change, turns an Egyptian funerary practice into a warning about…
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The Blood Divine and the Migration They Could Not Survive
Two records apart, a Colchester band tried to cross from gothic doom into progressive rock in a single leap, then…
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Septon Scores the Open Wounds of Colombian History
An independent Barranquilla band grounds symphonic metal in Romantic and Impressionist repertoire, then aims it at Colombia’s historical wounds.
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Argovia Made a Video of What No Audience Witnessed
For Bogotá’s Argovia, the video for ‘Unstoppable’ begins where their sold-out Hall 74 launch ended — in the hours before…
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Argovia Launches ‘Primal Repetition’ Through Intimacy at Hall 74
The Bogotá progressive quartet presented their second album at Hall 74 the day after its official release, joined by Medellín’s…
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Vital Chaos Return to Auditorio Zea Mays in Chía This April
Chía’s own progressive death metal voice returns on April 25, filling the Auditorio Zea Mays with a sound that belongs…
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‘Primal Repetition’ Has Argovia Holding Their Own Ground
With three advance singles tracing a cycle the record declines to break, Argovia from Bogotá press their claim within the…
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Amorphis Descends on Bogotá’s Teatro Astor Plaza in October
Finnish progressive metal’s most mythologically driven force arrives at Teatro Astor Plaza, transforming ancestral grief into communal ritual.
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Vola Brings Catharsis to Bogotá’s 4.40 Music Hall on March 9
On March 9, 2026, Danish-Swedish progressive metal quartet Vola plays Bogotá’s 4.40 Music Hall, fusing Nordic gloom and Andean passion…
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Alkaloid: Weaponizing Baroque Against the Cosmic Emptiness with ‘Bach Out of Bounds’
Alkaloid dismantles the barrier between the sacred and the profane, fusing Bach’s divine order with the technical fury of death…
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Katatonia: Raising the Sanctuary of Sorrow at Capital Live Music in Bogotá
In the perpetual gray of the High Andes, the return of Katatonia to Bogotá marks a spiritual convergence where Nordic…
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Katatonia: On ‘Nightmares as Extensions of the Waking State,’ a Singular Vision
On their first album as a singular creative entity, Katatonia and sole founder Jonas Renkse confront the ghosts of their…
