All posts tagged "folk"
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An Interview With AGALLOCH
Agalloch are not only one of the most popular bands to come out of the US black metal underground, they’re also one of the best. Often,...
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Procosmian Fannyfiddlers – Interference Number 9
Procosmian Fannyfiddlers is a strange group with a strange name from Norway. I have not heard any of their earlier albums but from what I’ve...
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Rebecca Jade – The Distaff Muse
Rebecca Jade is a Welsh guitarist and singer of self- penned songs in a psychfolkgaragepop style, based in London. Though she builds up her sound...
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Romantic Warriors II – About Rock In Opposition
Zeitgeist Media is proud to present Romantic Warriors – A Progressive Music Saga, a documentary series about Progressive Music. Romantic Warriors I, was released in 2010,...
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Prog Tuesday: Comus – First Utterance
It’s difficult for me to think of any folk album that’s quite as memorable and unique as Comus’ debut, ‘First Utterance’. Although they were something...
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Streaming Two Tracks From the BARR’s Upcoming Album “Atlantic Ocean Blues”, Out On April 25th via Transubstans
Psychedelic folk with the motives coming from pop and singer/songwriter touches could easily be considered as endangered species in last three decades. Living its golden...
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North Sea Radio Orchestra – I A Moon
What a gem! They are “North Sea Radio Orchestra”, a British chamber ensemble who has been together for some years, though I admit this is...
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An Interview with Trey Spruance of Secret Chiefs 3
ProgSphere’s Conor Fynes hooked up recently with Trey Spruance for an interview during the band’s stay in Vancouver. Secret Chiefs 3 have become a synonym...
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Ennis Tola – Seed aka “How a band amazed me…”
It’s not like I am accustomed to put any additional descriptions in a title of a post as I rather love to keep the things...
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Colin Masson – The Southern Cross
A new Colin Masson album with some old material! Thanks to the explanation Colin gives in the CD booklet, we can know that some of...
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