All posts tagged "doom"
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Ask a question: Scott Heller of Øresund Space Collective
We recently started an action together with Prog Sphere Promotions, where we ask friends & fans of the bands off the Prog Sphere Promotions roster...
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ProgSphere’s Progstravaganza Compilation of Awesomeness – Part 8
The time has come for the new part in the Progstravaganza compilation series. This is the eighth piece Prog Sphere has released so far and...
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ProgSphere’s AwesomeCast: Episode 09 – 2011 Year in Review – Doomed, Stoned & Twisted
The second podcast in our series of AwesomeCasts which highlight the best records released in 2011 is named “Doomed, Stoned & Twisted”. As you might...
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Confirmed bands for Roadburn 2012
Every year, people behind the Roadburn festival make this 5-day event (including Afterburner) being the festival of the festivals. No matter how 2011′s edition of...
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The Moss – Wulfram
Taken from TheObelisk.net: The songs and aesthetic are vinyl-ready in a way that’s more Graveyard than Witchcraft, despite the organ in “Un Vultur,” and several...
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Serious Beak – Huxwhukw
From Sydney, Australia we get another gem of interfering vast field of subgenres, ranging from doom, drone, psychedelic rock to progressive. And that album cover...
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Hotel Wrecking City Traders
Hotel Wrecking City Traders are brothers Ben and Toby Matthews, hailing from Melbourne, Australia. Eager to explore beneath the vast surface(s) of different subgenres, their...
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Hotel Wrecking City Traders & Gary Arce
I’ve been always thinking that improvisation (in music, of course) is a process of conducting various sounds into an entity and in that way the...
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Prog Sphere Promotions: Hotel Wrecking City Traders
Hotel Wrecking City Traders (HWCT) have been dislodging earwax, busting strings and sticks and blowing minds since 2007. HWCT are an instrumental noise rock duo...
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ProgSphere’s AwesomeCast – Episode 04: Calm Before the Storm
Hey there all you Prog-lovers and whatnot. We’ve got a brand new podcast for you all, straight off the ProgSphere techno-presses. This time we have...
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