The album cover for A Faraway World by Orpharion depicts a young woman in a green dress standing before an ancient stone portal, which reveals a swirling vortex leading to a distant, glowing castle. The scene is set within a dark, enchanted forest, with soft light filtering through the trees. A white stag appears on the left. The band's name is rendered in ornate, metallic lettering with a lyre motif, while the album title is scripted at the bottom.

Orpharion – “A Faraway World”

Just found another excellent new female-fronted metal band. This time from the country of Turkey. Orpharion, this new Turkish band, will release their debut album,…

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Hartlight – “The Triumph of Metal” – Interview

Welcome, to the Citadel of Metal Fellowship, at ProgressiveRockCentral.com!Thank you Adrien Djouadou, on guitars, backing vocals, bass, drums, duduk, and programming; and Noémie Allet, the…

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Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate – “The Uncertainty Principle” – Interview

Welcome, to the Noble Shire of Progressive Discussion at ProgressiveRockCentral.com! Welcome Malcolm Galloway and Mark Gatland, from Hats Off Gentlemen It’s Adequate. Thank you for…

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The album cover for World’s Beyond – Rhapsody of Life presents a surreal, monochromatic illustration of a woman's profile, seamlessly merging human features with abstract geometric elements and symbolic imagery. Her face, serene and introspective, is intertwined with intricate mechanical and celestial motifs—clocks, constellations, and architectural structure. A keyhole appears within her ear, while her flowing hair transforms into fluid, mathematical patterns.

World’s Beyond – “Rhapsody of Life”

Another new metal symphonic band has been located, within a famous city in Belgium. Ghent, is the home of the famous city where the War…

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This Lay of the Autumn album cover features a warm, autumnal theme with rich golden and earthy tones. A woman in a flowing yellow dress walks through a forest path, her dress transforming into swirling leaves.

Lay of the Autumn – “Of Love and Sorrow”

Lay Of The Autumn is going to be the first metal symphonic band I review for 2025. Lay Of The Autumn is an exciting new…

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