Interviews
Interview with Robert Walsh of Bitter Resolve
Bitter Resolve comes from Chapel Hill, North Carolina and although they clearly referencing...
RPWL Interview
RPWL have been offering some of the highest quality prog out of Germany in recent...
Interview with Herd of Instinct
In the past few years, rarely has a debut album by a completely unknown act taken...
An Irishman in an Interview with Toby Driver of Kayo Dot
Toby Driver is a man who has been involved with some of the most intriguing music...
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Outopsya – Fake
Originally meant to be a tribute soundtrack to the 1926 silent film ‘The Phantom...
Dean Watson – Imposing Elements
A couple of years ago, I was introduced to the music of Dean Watson through a promo...
A Liquid Landscape – Nightingale Express
Although much of the Progressive Rock coming out nowadays still has a tender spot...
RAK – The Book of Flight
Following up on their critically successful debut ‘Lepidoptera’, Rak...
Locanda Delle Fate – The Missing Fireflies…
Locanda Delle Fate’s fairytale-like name stems from a rather unromantic place...
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Update On the CAN’s Lost Tapes
We are getting closer all the time to release of Can, The Lost Tapes and here is...
Exclusive Video Premiere of the DARXTAR’s Aged to Perfection
Swedish space rock elite Darxtar is about to release their seventh full-length on...
Streaming Mårran’s “Mårran” In Its Entirety
MÅRRAN (pronounced aprox. Moron) is a new Swedish rock band with its roots in the...
MoonJune Records Is Releasing 3 New Releases, Officially Out On May 15, 2012
NYC based progressive rock/fusion jazz label ran by Leonardo Pavković (interview...
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Nomads
It was not going to be a special night at The Generic in Dullville. On Tuesdays like...
Live Excess
Fourteen Twentysix is the cryptic alias of Holland’s atmospheric rock band that...
A Sweet Metal Album You Probably Haven’t Heard – Part Four
Boston natives, I believe, Event were a really cool and very under-appreciated progressive...
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Eidetic Seeing – Eidetic Seeing
How about some heavy psyche hailing from Brooklyn? Yes, this shit is heavy jam rock....
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ProgSphere’s AwesomeCast: Episode 21 – Spherical
The new ProgSphere’s AwesomeCast episode named Spherical is coming little bit earlier than what you might have been expected. With this one we are making a break from curated podcasts series, not longer than a week, as we will be back with the new curated episode already next Friday (May 24th). This podcast is comprised of 20 tracks, taken from... [Read more of this post]
ProgSphere’s AwesomeCast: Episode 20 – The Essence
The L.A. based progressive, psychedelic, space rock, doom metal monument Ancestors has been around for six years and everything they produced, and that is: three full-lengths (2008’s Neptune With Fire, 2009’s Of Sound Mind and 2012’s In Dreams and Fire (review here)), one EP (Invisible White, 2011) and one single split with Swedish... [Read more of this post]
ProgSphere’s AwesomeCast: Episode 19 – A Guide to the 1970s Psychedelia
photo: Jaak Geebelen There is one sure thing about the Anekdoten’s Nicklas Barker. He knows about music. Being involved in pretty colorful genre specter, ranging from the avant-garde progressive rock with experimental leanings of aforementioned Anekdoten to instrumental psychedelia of My Brother the Wind to the horror soundtrack of Morte Macabre,... [Read more of this post]
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