Progressive Metal

2026 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2026 through Inside Out Music, Woodcut sees Big Big Train continuing their reputation for expansive, thematically cohesive albums. Early reception has praised the record's sweeping arrangements and its confident blend of progressive craftsmanship and emotional depth, marking another substantial chapter in the band's catalogue.

2026 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2026 via Inside Out Music, L. I. F. T. finds the Neal Morse Band continuing their reputation for expansive, narrative-driven progressive metal. Early reception has praised the album's cohesive song cycle and the interplay between its heavier passages and more melodic moments, positioning it as a rewarding entry for both longtime followers and newcomers to the band's catalogue.

2026 · Progressive Metal

Released via Inside Out Music in 2026, 'Apocalypse' has been positioned as one of the band's most cinematic and conceptually driven statements yet. Early reception highlights its sweeping arrangements and multi-part suites, with tracks like 'Blackstar' and the closing title cut praised for their dynamic build and progressive ambition.

2025 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2025 via Inside Out Music, Live ID. captures Riverside on stage across a career-spanning setlist that leans into both their atmospheric and heavier progressive material. The release has been welcomed as a strong document of the band's live chemistry, with the added behind-the-scenes documentary praised as a worthwhile companion for longtime followers.

2025 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2025 on Inside Out Music, 'Love' continues The Flower Kings' prolific run of ambitious progressive works. Critical reception has praised the album's blend of sprawling instrumental passages and strong melodic hooks, with tracks like 'We Claim The Moon' and 'The Phoenix' cited as highlights of a richly detailed and cohesive record.

2024 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2024 through Inside Out Music, 'Life In The Wires' is an ambitious concept album that finds Frost* pushing their signature fusion of progressive complexity and immediate melody to new heights. Critical reception has praised its bold narrative scope, dynamic songwriting and immaculate production, cementing the record as one of the band's most fully realised statements to date.

2023 · Progressive Metal

Released via Inside Out Music in 2023, The Final Flight: Live At L'Olympia captures the band's marathon Paris show in full, including complete performances of The Absolute Universe and The Whirlwind Suite. Critical reception has praised the set as a fitting document of the band's ambitious live show, with the extended arrangements and stamina on display widely regarded as a highlight for longtime followers of the group.

2023 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2023 via Inside Out Music, ID.Entity finds Riverside exploring themes of modern identity, technology, and the divisions of contemporary society. The album was widely praised for its sharper, more direct sound and confident songwriting, with critics highlighting it as a strong return to form that balances heavier passages with the band's signature melodic and atmospheric touches.

2023 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2023 via Inside Out Music, 'Sophomore' is the trio's second album and follows the vocal-driven, harmony-focused approach that defined their debut. It has been widely received as a warmly melodic and craft-conscious record, praised for showcasing the interplay of its three distinctive voices, and this edition rounds out the tracklist with alternative versions of 'Right Where You Should Be' and 'The Weary One'.

2023 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2023 via Inside Out Music, Adam & Eve continues The Flower Kings' run of ambitious, sprawling progressive works. Critical reception praised its blend of intricate musicianship, lush arrangements, and the band's signature melodic sensibility, with reviewers noting it as a confident addition to their extensive discography.

2023 · Progressive Metal

Released via Inside Out Music in 2023, The Sum Of No Evil showcases the band's ambitious, layered take on progressive rock across tracks like 'Flight 999 Brimstone Air' and 'Love Is The Only Answer.' Critical reception has highlighted its musicianship and richly textured arrangements, marking it as a rewarding addition to the band's catalogue for fans of the genre.

2023 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2023 via Inside Out Music, 'Look At You Now' finds The Flower Kings continuing their creative momentum with a sprawling collection of progressive compositions. Critical reception generally praised the album for its rich melodies and characteristic instrumental depth, reaffirming the band's standing as a consistent force within the modern progressive scene.

2022 · Progressive Metal

Originally released in 2001, this edition of Bridge Across Forever arrives via Inside Out Music in 2022. The album is widely regarded as a cornerstone of modern progressive rock, praised for its emotive songwriting and the epic scope of closing track 'Stranger In Your Soul', and it remains a favourite among fans of the genre.

2022 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2022 via Inside Out Music, Beautiful Shade Of Grey finds James LaBrie exploring a more acoustic-leaning and introspective side of his songwriting, stepping away from the heavier progressive metal he's typically associated with. The album has been well received as a showcase for his emotive vocal delivery and melodic sensibilities, with tracks like 'Devil In Drag' and 'Sunset Ruin' drawing particular praise for their warmth and craftsmanship.

2022 · Progressive Metal

Released through Inside Out Music in 2022, Troika sees the three vocalists trade lead and harmony parts across a set of melodically driven songs. The album has been widely praised for its warm vocal interplay and songcraft, with critics highlighting how the trio balances progressive ambition with accessible, harmony-led material.

2022 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2022 through Inside Out Music, By Royal Decree is a sprawling double-album statement that finds The Flower Kings leaning into their signature blend of intricate arrangements and melodic songcraft. Critical reception noted the record's generous runtime and consistently high level of musicianship, with the band's trademark blend of progressive complexity and accessible hooks singled out for praise.

2022 · Progressive Metal

Reissued via Inside Out Music in 2022, 'Back In The World Of Adventures' returns the band's celebrated debut to circulation for a new generation of listeners. Critical reception has long regarded the album as a landmark statement of ambitious, melodic progressive rock, with its sprawling arrangements and standout tracks like 'World Of Adventures' and 'Big Puzzle' establishing the template the band would refine for years to come.

2021 · Progressive Metal

Reissued via Inside Out Music in 2021, The Tall Ships showcases It Bites' signature fusion of soaring melodies and progressive craftsmanship. Critical reception has praised the album's expansive songwriting and polished production, cementing its reputation as a standout entry in the band's catalogue.

2021 · Progressive Metal

Originally released in 2008 and reissued via Inside Out Music in 2021, 'Experiments In Mass Appeal' has been widely regarded as one of Frost*'s most accomplished works. Critics have praised its ambitious blend of progressive complexity and infectious hooks, cementing the album's reputation as a modern prog benchmark.

2020 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2020 via Inside Out Music, Panther finds Pain Of Salvation pushing their sound into bold new territory, weaving electronic textures and rhythmic experimentation through their trademark progressive metal framework. The album was widely praised for its raw emotional honesty and willingness to challenge expectations, though its adventurous approach proved divisive among longtime listeners — a hallmark of a band unafraid to evolve.

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.

Progressive Metal

SMPTe marks the debut studio album from TransAtlantic, released via Inside Out Music. Critically the record was widely praised as a strong statement of intent, with reviewers highlighting its epic-length arrangements and the seamless chemistry between its high-profile members as standout qualities of the release.

Progressive Metal

Released through Inside Out Music, Anno Domini High Definition sees Riverside pursuing a more energetic and direct approach, trading some of their signature introspection for driving, urgent progressive metal. Critical reception praised the album's tighter, more focused songwriting and its sharper edge, marking it as a notably punchy entry in the band's catalogue.

Progressive Metal

Released via Inside Out Music, Voices In My Head is an EP that pairs studio material with a selection of live recordings, offering a broader look at the band's early work. The release has generally been regarded as a solid companion piece for existing fans, showcasing both the band's studio craft and their capabilities as a live act.

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.

2009 · Progressive Metal

Released in 2009 on Inside Out Music, The Whirlwind marked Transatlantic's return after an extended hiatus and is built around a single side-long, multi-part title suite spanning nearly 78 minutes. The album was widely praised as a triumphant reunion, celebrated for its cohesive songwriting and virtuoso performances, and is often regarded as one of the group's most fully realised works.