about Prime prophecy
Progressive Metal | Brooklyn, New York
Prime Prophecy is a six-piece, European-influenced progressive metal band from Brooklyn, New York, known for their cinematic songwriting and emotionally charged soundscapes. Over two decades, the band has forged a distinctive identity by blending progressive metal with symphonic textures, melodic storytelling, and lyrical depth. Their music is as heavy as it is cinematic—layered with atmosphere, emotion, and introspection—inviting listeners into immersive soundscapes that balance technical precision with raw human expression.
Current Lineup
Martin Wilczek – Vocals
Darek Pakula – Guitars
Konrad Ceremuga – Guitars
Tom Tworek – Keyboards
Andrew Maziarz – Bass
Kris Niewiarowski – Drums
Sound & Vision
By fusing progressive metal with symphonic layers and evocative lyricism, Prime Prophecy has created a sound that resonates across multiple metal subgenres. Their work is marked by lyrical depth, layered compositions, and emotionally rich arrangements, often challenging listeners to reflect on universal human themes.
The band has also expanded into visual storytelling with cinematic music videos for the singles “End of the Beginning” and “Memories From the Past.”
Discography
Perfection Finally Has Its Price (2006)
Dark Side of Heaven (2011)
Borders of Infinity (2022)
Career Highlights
2010 – Finalists at the Emergenza Festival, performing at Webster Hall (NYC).
2011 – Release of “Viking,” written for heavyweight boxer Mariusz Wach ahead of his world title fight.
2024 – Advanced through three rounds of the Wacken Battle of the Bands, earning 2nd place in the U.S. National Finals (San Diego, CA).
2025 – Performed at the 31st Pol’and’Rock Festival after being selected as one of the featured bands at Europe’s biggest free music festival.
Legacy & Future
With two decades of passion, Prime Prophecy has grown from underground roots into a force recognized for their innovation and live energy. Their blend of progressive, symphonic, and melodic metal continues to evolve—fueling a sound that is as cinematic as it is deeply human.
