Album Review: Carnage Inc. – Tenebris

Carnage Inc's "Tenebris" is an album that sounds completely fresh among a collection of revival groups that sound like carbon copies of their influences.

Album Review: Welcome Inside the Brain – Queen of the Day Flies

Welcome Inside the Brain unloads with an album that captures the energy...

EP Review: Drummond – In Sand

With such a wide spectrum of musical decisions so well placed in...

Album Review: Ominous Conclusions – Prequel

Ominous Conclusions' debut album “Prequel” is a release packed with instrumental inventiveness...

Album Review: Dream Theater – Distance Over Time

Are Dream Theater back to what they do best on "Distance Over...

Album Review: Periphery – Periphery IV: Hail Stan
By Prog Sphere on March 18, 2019
What has been hinted with "Select Difficulty" is fully realized on "Hail Stan"—the band has created an album that is by far their most well-thought...
Review: Diagoras – Enigma
By Prog Sphere on February 4, 2019
Diagoras is a progressive death metal band haling from Gothenburg, Sweden, and back in October 2018 the band put out their debut EP titled “Enigma.”...
Album Review: Rainburn – Insignify
By Darryl Johnson on October 10, 2018
Indian progressive rockers Rainburn return with the release of their new album "Insignify" on November 7th.
EP Review: Project Sapiens – Here We Are
By Darryl Johnson on October 10, 2018
Project Sapiens' EP "Here We Are" is an exceptional collection of hyperactive progressive rock and noisy flights of fancy.
Album Review: Sinnrs – Profound
By Prog Sphere on September 18, 2018
With "Profound," Danish extreme metal duo Sinnrs released an album that is both fresh and renewing, in a certain way. Highly recommended!