Inspired by the works of Toto, Journey and Boston, Finnish Progressive Metal act Joviac have penned a new jam in “Canvas” they want to share as their fourth and final advanced listen from third studio album “Autofiction Pt. 1 – Shards“. It seems a singular vision of combining the compositional freedom of progressive music, the
As the curiously titled “Autofiction Pt. 1 – Shards” from Finnish Progressive Metal band Joviac inches closed to its 16th May via Inverse Records release date, the band have selected “B.O.M.B.” from it for the full red carpet music video treatment. The follow up to the well received “Here And Now” maybe in multiple parts
A new single Burn by a Finnish Progressive metal band Joviac? Taken from the album “Autofiction Pt. 1 – Shards” in advance of its birth? Titled “Burn” and nothing to do with Ellie Goulding? Affirmative. Sadly you will have to wait until 17th May for Inverse Records to distribute the album but pre-orders are available
After his departure from the band in 2023, Rudy Fabritius is credited as the drummer on a new full length record from Finnish Progressive Metal band Joviac. Set for a 16th May release via Inverse Records the third album from the group is called “Autofiction Pt. 1 – Shards” and was mastered by Teemu Liekkala
Finnish Progressive Metal act Joviac have premiered an official music video for one of two new cuts premiered at a Invicta Media’s online Festival “High Taste At Home” last month. Titled “Dissemination” it is only the second single to emerge from the Viljami Jupiter Wenttola fronted quintet since their 2020 album “Here and Now” surfaced
After unveiling their album “Here And Now” last year via Inverse Records, Finnish Progressive Metal trio Joviac have returned to the label for a follow up single and first material since. It comes in the form of a DIY music video for “The Fine Line” from multi instrumentalist Viljami Wenttola (Guitars, Vocals, Synths)… …who comments:
They may have only released their sophomore album “Here And Now” in April but five months on and Finnish Progressive Metal trio Joviac have returned with a new single and music video. The song is called “Misplaced” and has drums that were recorded at the pristine Electric Fox Studios in Jyväskylä before mixing by Janne
Monday saw us review the today released sophomore album from Finnish Progressive Metal trio Joviac entitled “Here And Now“. To celebrate the release, the band have thrown out a music video for “Decay“. Maybe we will see the at Tech-Fest this summer?
Joviac was formed in late 2016 by frontman Viljami Jupiter Wenttola (Vocals, Guitars, Synths) as a necessary artistic outlet with a strong vision and an unrelenting compulsion to express himself through the medium of music. Initially recording as a two man project with Antti Varjanne (Bass), they released their debut in 2017 before Rudy Fabritius
