Our Favourite Albums of 2026 So Far!
The Prog Subway team round-up their favourite releases from the first six months of 2026!
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Review: slq – Crown Shyness
Once bitten, crown shy.
Lost in Time: Transatlantic – The Whirlwind
You may not agree, but this is what a perfect album sounds like.
Fractal Sun – Divergent Paradox
Djenty symphonic metal from Costa Rica (I bet that’s the first time you’ve read that sentence).
Review: Wormwood – Å
Check your pockets.
Review: Namu – Wretched Spawn of Iniquitous Orders
Black metal tales of alien abduction, a release that’s a must listen!
Review: Darkwave – Evanescent Horizons
A unique take on symphonic death metal. It’s about love.
Interview: ProgStorm Festival Promoters Eddy Levitsky and Jici Lord-Gauthier
Claire interviews ProgStorm promoters Eddy Levistky and Jici Lord-Gauthier about the festival, their intrusive thoughts, Angine de Poitrine, and more.
KRAKHOUSE – PART III: CREAMY/CLUMPY CLOWN CATCHER
My name is KRAKHOUSE, King of Kings: Look on my clowns, ye Mighty, and cream!
Review: Finsterforst – Still
I can feel a new beginning in the air, can you Finsterforst?
Lost in Time: Eternity’s End – The Fire Within
If you want to like death metal but don’t like harsh vocals, check this out!