Inside Out Music

2018 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2018 via Inside Out Music, 'Wasteland' marks a poignant chapter for Riverside, being the first album written following the death of founding guitarist Piotr Grudziński. Widely praised on its release, the record was celebrated for channelling grief and resilience into some of the band's most emotionally resonant and darkly atmospheric material, cementing their standing at the forefront of progressive metal.

2018 · Progressive Rock

Reissued via Inside Out Music in 2018, The Kindness Of Strangers is widely regarded as one of the band's most cohesive and accessible works, balancing sweeping progressive compositions with strong melodic hooks. This edition rounds out the album with bonus material including radio edits and home demos, offering a fuller picture of the record's creation and cementing its reputation as a fan favourite.

2018 · Progressive Rock

Moments From Ephemeral City pulls together the band's early material and shows just how fully formed they were right out of the gate. 'The City Has No Empathy' hits with that trademark push and pull between crushing heaviness and gorgeous melody, while 'Calliope's Son' stretches out and lets the songwriting breathe. If you've been sleeping on this band's roots, this is where you start.

2015 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2015 through Inside Out Music, Love, Fear And The Time Machine marked a notable shift toward a warmer, more melodic and restrained sound for the band. The album was widely praised for its emotional depth, refined songwriting, and atmospheric production, and is often regarded as one of the group's most accessible and cohesive works.

2013 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2013 through Inside Out Music, 'Shrine Of New Generation Slaves' was widely praised for its darker, more organic sound and its deft balance of melody and progressive weight. Critics highlighted the album's strong songcraft and vintage-tinged atmosphere as a high point in the band's catalogue.