Tag Archive for "Textures"

TEXTURES Call It Quits; Farewell Tour Announced
By Prog Sphere on May 17, 2017
Dutch prog metallers Textures have announced break-up and a farewell tour. The band won't release the sixth album "Genotype" as it was planned.
EUROBLAST Announces First Batch of Bands for 2017 Festival
By Prog Sphere on December 24, 2016
The first bands for the Euroblast Festival 2017 have been announced. Find more here.
TEXTURES Premiere New Song “Illuminate The Trail”
By Annie on January 12, 2016
Dutch polyrhythmic metallers TEXTURES will release the first of their forthcoming two albums, Phenotype, on February 5th, 2016 via Nuclear Blast. The second record of the musical diptych, Genotype, will be released a...
Be Prog! My Friend Festival Announces Co-Headliners STEVEN WILSON & OPETH
By Annie on December 4, 2015
Since its inception in 2014 the Barcelona based festival Be Prog! My Friend has played host to the likes of Anathema, Devin Townsend, TesseracT, Camel, Meshuggah, Katatonia,...
TEXTURES: Staying Inventive
By Niko Savić on October 25, 2014
In 2004, Dutch metallers Textures released one of the most appreciated modern metal albums – their debut Polars. Meanwhile the band released three more full-lengths....
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Top 11 Extended-Range Guitar Prog and Tech Metal Bands
By Niko Savić on May 9, 2014
Using extended-range guitars is not something new in the world of rock, but it’s been for the last several years that these guitar models are...
Textures – Drawing Circles
By Conor Fynes on October 6, 2012
When I was first introduced to the Dutch progressive metal act Textures, I sadly initially dismissed them as being an excellent and higher echelon Meshuggah...
ProgSphere’s AwesomeCast: Episode 12 – 2011 Year in Review: xCeptional
By Niko Savić on December 29, 2011
The final podcast in ProgSphere’s December series of AwesomeCasts has arrived and by this we round the story of the best 100 albums released in...
David Lazar Galić (DRACONIC)
By Niko Savić on December 3, 2011
I turned 30 in 2011. Looking now at the albums I enjoyed most over the course of this year, and what made them enjoyable to...
Exivious – Exivious
By Raffaella Berry on February 15, 2011
When Exivious’ self-titled debut album was released two years ago, followers of the more extreme fringes of progressive metal were not be surprised to learn...