Progressive Rock & Progressive Metal Reviews
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Album Review: Sinnrs – Profound
With "Profound," Danish extreme metal duo Sinnrs released an album that is both fresh and renewing, in a certain way. Highly recommended!
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Album Review: DID – Dissociative Identity Disorder
With "Dissociative Identity Disorder," DID really prove themselves here as one of the frontrunners on the independent prog scene.
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EP Review: Divine Intervention – Liminal
Divine Intervention's "Liminal" is one of the most consistent releases since the beginning of the year.
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Album Review: Blindboss – Our Tribe
Blindboss’ music is a great find for someone looking for more edgy take on the rock music.
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Album Review: PuzzleWood – Gates of Loki
On "Gates of Loki," PuzzleWood has mastered the art of transcendence as they intoxicate the listener with the deep, dark beauty of their music.
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Album Review: The Mercy Stone – Ghettoblaster
Ghettoblaster is strange, off-kilter, obtuse, but also beautiful, a tapestry of weird and wonderful musical imagery and a masterwork of composition.
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Album Review: The Stone – Teatar Apsurda
Teatar Apsurda grabs the listener by the throat and throws them head first into it, with no hint of an escape until the dying moments...
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Album Review: Lunar – Theogony
Prog Sphere's review of Lunar's 2017 debut album "Theogony" out via Divebomb Records.
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EP Review: Söthis – Trails of Blood
Prog Sphere's review of Söthis' EP "Trails of Blood."
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Album Review: Perihelion Ship – To Paint a Bird of Fire
On "To Paint a Bird of Fire," Perihelion Ship allow passion to guide their musical progression.
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