Progressive rock reviews

Album Review: Pure Reason Revolution – Eupnea
By Prog Sphere on March 23, 2020
On "Eupnea," Pure Reason Revolution's songwriting takes on a darker and edgier nature, leaving its predecessors up in the clouds by comparison.
Album Review: Dyssidia – Costly Signals
By Prog Sphere on March 21, 2020
Each track on Dyssidia's new album is extremely well-built with its own distinctive essence of ground-breaking fusion between diverse artistic principles.
Album Review: Irist – Order of the Mind
By Prog Sphere on March 20, 2020
Irist's "Order of the Mind" works its way through the cosmos of sounds and succeeds on its potential.
Album Review: Anubis – Homeless
By Prog Sphere on March 16, 2020
A fine work of sincere beauty, Anubis do well to transport the listener to some new heights with their new, sixth studio album "Homeless."
Album Review: MYRKUR – Folkesange
By Prog Sphere on March 13, 2020
Myrkur's fourth studio album "Folkesange" certainly makes for a splendid listen evoking Nordic spirit throughout the record’s 12 songs.
EP Review: Vedic – Vedic
By Rick Griffin on March 12, 2020
Vedic's self-titled EP is a very good debut, taking the best parts of thrash metal and making an album that is both intelligent and a...
Live Report: LEPROUS Live at Zorlu PSM, Istanbul, Turkey – February 13, 2020
By Prog Sphere on February 18, 2020
A live report and photo gallery from Leprous concert at Zorlu PSM in Istanbul on February 13, 2020.
Album Review: Psychotic Waltz – The God-Shaped Void
By David Lazar Galić on February 17, 2020
Did Psychotic Waltz manage to avoid the reunion curse with their first album in 24 years, "The God-Shaped Void"? Find out here.
Live Report: KATATONIA Live at Izmir Arena, Izmir, Turkey – January 31, 2020
By Prog Sphere on February 11, 2020
A live report from the Katatonia show at Izmir Arena in Izmir, Turkey on January 31, 2020.
Album Review: Altesia – Paragon Circus
By Rick Griffin on February 10, 2020
With "Paragon Circus," Altesia manages to give a listening experience that only grows with time, while still developing a set of catchy and seasoned melodies...