Specials
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David Gilmour – On an Island
Famous for his work as the lead guitarist and part-time vocalist of world class rock act Pink Floyd, David Gilmour treats his league of fans...
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Frogg Café – Bateless Edge
Though my reviewing efforts usually focus on recent releases, every now and then it feels good do break my own rules. This review should have...
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We Ask You: What Is The Best Progressive Album Of 2013? [CLOSED]
That’s right. It’s almost the end of the year and it’s time to have Prog Sphere readers choose the best progressive album of 2013. We...
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Kostarev Group – Works 1978-2006
An overview of instrumental material from Russian guitar wizard Alexander Kostarev from 1978 to 2006 with various lineups of devastatingly talented back up musicians. Oddly...
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King Crimson – The Road to Red
He powered down the central hub for the weekend, locked the pod, and made his way down the long flight of stairs to the exit....
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Acqua Fragile – Mass Media Stars
Italy’s Acqua Fragile delivered a fairly unassuming facsimile of the British symphonic prog sound over the course of two albums. Although their vocalist Bernardo Lanzetti’s...
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Beardfish – Mammoth
While I gather that this will be an instant love for many of the fans that have been waiting to hear what Swedish prog rockers...
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Ahvak – Ahvak
For fans of the brand of avant rock proudly flagshipped by acts like Univers Zero and Art Zoyd, Ahvak should be an exciting prospect. Based...
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5 New Prog Albums You Should Listen to Before New Dream Theater
As promised, I commit to it. Is Dream Theater, an undefeated ghoul of prog arena, on its knees? The band is set to release brand...
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Jean-Michel Jarre – En Attendant Cousteau
“Water & air, the two essential fluids on which all life depends have become global garbage cans”. – Jacques-Yves Cousteau Initially employed as a...
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