Progressive metal musical groups
28 entries in the Progressive Metal Musical Groups compendium.
Age of NemesisHungarian progressive metal band formed in 1997.Angband (band)Persian-American power metal band from Tehran.AnuryzmProgressive heavy metal band based in the UAE.Arashk (band)Iranian hard rock/metal band active 2004–2008.CoshishMumbai progressive rock band with Hindi lyrics and social messages.DreyelandsHungarian progressive metal band formed in 2002.ElfoníaMexican experimental rock band blending progressive and ambient music.EpysodeBelgian progressive metal supergroup with two albums.Flor de LotoPeruvian band blending progressive rock with Andean music.Fragile VastnessGreek progressive rock/metal band formed in 2000.Hạc SanVietnamese progressive metal band known for concept albums.In-QuestBelgian progressive death metal band active from early 1990s to 2014.JinjerUkrainian metalcore band known for progressive genre experiments.KalijugeSlovak progressive metal band formed in 1995.ManapartArmenian-Russian nu-metal band formed in St. Petersburg in 2018.Master of PersiaIranian folk metal band exiled after persecution for their music.MoonspellPortuguese gothic metal band formed in 1989.MullMuzzlerProgressive metal solo project of Dream Theater's James LaBrie.MyrathTunisian progressive metal band blending Arabic sounds with power metal.NEXT (South Korean band)South Korean rock band known for social critique.Prospect (Slovenian band)Slovenian progressive metal band founded in 1991.QayaasPakistani progressive metal band known for "Tanha" and Uss Paar.Schizoid LloydDutch progressive metal band from Haarlem, formed in 2007.SkyharborIndian/American progressive metal band active from 2010 to 2020.TakatakPakistani progressive metal band formed in 2009.Venturia (band)French progressive metal band with dual male-female vocals.Whom Gods Destroy (band)Progressive metal supergroup formed from former Sons of Apollo members.Without FaceHungarian progressive metal band with dual vocal line-up.
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