[Progotronics Special] AVANDRA’s “Tymora” is Progressive Maze of Intricacy

Read our review of Avandra's full-length debut effort "Tymora," as a part of the Progotronics compilation feature.

[Progotronics Special] JACQUI L: Artistic Explorations

Following the feature on Progotronics 4, Sydney-based artist and composer Jacqui L...

Avandra's Christian Ayala tells us about his project's debut album "Tymora," how...

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The third instalment in the Progotronics compilation series is out now and...

[Progotronics Special] Album Review: Epic Mind – Through the Labyrinth
By Darryl Johnson on April 4, 2017
Prog Sphere's review of Epic Mind's 2017 album "Through the Labyrinth."
[Progotronics Special] EP Review: Scars Divide – Sons of Terminator
By Darryl Johnson on April 4, 2017
Prog Sphere's review of Scars Divide's 2017 EP "Sons of Terminator."
“Progotronics 2″ Out Now; “Progotronics 3″ Out on April 28
By Prog Sphere on March 31, 2017
Prog Sphere's "Progotronics 2" compilation is available now via Bandcamp; submissions for "Progotronics 3" are open. Next chapter out on April 28, 2017.
[Progotronics Special] SIGNALS OF BEDLAM: Bringing People Together
By Darryl Johnson on March 8, 2017
Following the appearance on the "Progotronics I" compilation, Signals of Bedlam tell us about their second album "Escaping Velocity" and more.
[Progotronics Special] SONS OF RA: Thinking Beyond Native Sonic Timbres
By Darryl Johnson on March 7, 2017
Sons of Ra's guitarist Erik Oldman talks with Prog Sphere about his band's mission, creative process behind the debut EP "Anthropology," improvisation, and more. The...