Ander - Smutek

2015-07-13 (News)

New album from Ander, which is entitled "Smutek", will be available in November. As the artist himself says, we can expect an album inspired by artist such as Merzbow or Masonna, strictly speaking, it will be album with noise music.

Flesh - Skin

2015-07-12 (News)

The Flesh debut album "Skin" is now online for pre-order!

Qluster – Tasten

2015-07-11 (News)

"Tasten" can conceivably be described as the successor to the 2012 album "Antworten", on which grand pianos played a similarly significant role. "Tasten" is exclusively a piano work, one which sees the instrument used at times in unconventional, percussive ways, its strings plucked or stroked.

Wulfband - Allergie / Eiszeitgeist / Konflikt

2015-07-10 (News)

Maybe the coolest item ever released on Progress Productions up-to-date. A three track 3" miniCD attached to a lanyard. Wulfband presents three brand new tracks that follows up the very successful debut album that came last year. It is straight forward and hard hitting. No compromising as usual when the wolfs attack. Limited edition 300 copies worldwide.
​Available from 9 July 2015 by Progress Productions.

Cradle Of Filth - Hammer Of The Witches

2015-07-09 (News)

Cradle Of Filth release their 11th studio album entitled "Hammer Of The Witches".
The album will be released as Jewelcase CD, Limited Edition Digipak, Mail Order Edition and 2LP vinyl formats.
This highly anticipated and great creation was brought to fruition in darkest rural Suffolk at the reputedly haunted Grindstone Studios.
The album’s title is named after the "Malleus Maleficarum", a medieval document of guidelines regarding the persecution and torture of witches – but Cradle Of Filth’s title version is more retributory. It’s the "Hammer Of The Witches"; the hammer is in the witches' hands. It's payback time.

Suicide Commando - The Pain That You Like

2015-07-08 (News)

Belgian electro-legend Suicide Commando yet again raises the bar for quality hard electronic music with "The Pain That You Like." The title song features legendary Front-242-singer Jean-Luc de Meyer on guest vocals. With thudding beats, searing synth licks and hard shouts Johan van Roy pushes the envelope on the harshness of his sounds, while at the same time managing to turn the inferno into a massive dance floor filler through a solid drive and masterfully planted catchy elements. But then the point of Suicide Commando has never been to produce feel-good music.