Specials
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YES: Fragile Track-by-Track Review
The review special of Yes Fragile album, released in 1971.
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Vangelis – Blade Runner [Soundtrack]
There are few films that have left such an impression on me like Blade Runner. One part neo-noir science-fiction adventure, one part deeply felt existential...
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Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Has Got A New Band, It’s Called Bosnian Rainbows!
If you have too much time on your hands, trying to run to keep up with Omar Rodriguez-Lopez’s prolific output could turn into a full...
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Prog Sphere Quiz: Answer The Questions, Win One Of The Albums [CLOSED]
We have few CDs to offer you, but as we already host a give-away event, this time we decided to make things a bit interesting...
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Review Special: Helloween – Helloween EP (1985)
Even before there was “Keeper of the Seven Keys”, the German power metal titans Helloween were flying high. Although they hadn’t yet redefined the genre...
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STEVEN WILSON: After The Headphone Dust Has Settled…
Their is a major problem with being a fan of a particular band or artist and attempting to write a review of a new album...
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Slobodan’s List Of Barely Listenable Metal Albums For 2012
The greatest doctor among metalheads and the greatest metalhead among doctors, Slobodan Trifunović, writes about the albums you will probably not listen to. Even though...
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David Lazar Galić Of Draconic: 2012 Year In Review
David Lazar Galić is the bassist of Belgrade’s modern metal outfit Draconic, who occasionally works as Prog Sphere’s columnist. This article is David’s look on...
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Nick's Top 30 Of 2012
…or the albums I enjoyed at the most throughout the year. My expectations from 2012, musically, were that I actually didn’t have any expectations, unlike...
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Tangerine Dream – Sorcerer
Progressive rock seems to have a connection with horror films. Goblin wrote the haunting soundtrack for Dario Argento’s Suspiria, and William Friedkin’s The Exorcist was...
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