All posts tagged "instrumental"
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Review: Astrochemists – Starman Rising
“Starman Rising” is an outstanding recording that showcases Astrochemists’ mastery of the genre.
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Album Review: Udi Levy – Aleksandria
Udi Levy's new album "Aleksandria" is a record largely based on the progressive metal genre channelling many different elements.
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PABLO MENDOZA: Density and Simplicity
Spanish composer and guitarist Pablo Mendoza speaks for Prog Sphere about his latest studio album "The Return of the Migrant."
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KATRE: Explorative Statements
Guitarist Hasan Koç and drummer Okaner Ertuğrul of Berlin-based post-rock act Katre speak about their new album "Behind the Resilience."
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CROSSING THE RUBICON Returns with “Anthologies Vol. 1″ EP
Crossing the Rubicon launches their latest EP entitled "Anthologies Vol. 1."
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COVET to Release “Technicolor” on June 5th via Triple Crown Records
Covet return with their sophomore album "Technicolor" on June 5th, released via Triple Crown Records.
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VICTOR LEE: Ideal Life
Guitarist and songwriter Victor Lee talks with Prog Sphere about his new single "Harbor City," following his inclusion on Progotronics 19 compilation.
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Premiere: HEYOKA’S MIRROR Welcome You to “Asylum” with Epic Video
Canadian progressive metal band Heyoka's Mirror are launching a new single and the video for "Asylum." The new album will be out in the Summer...
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Album Review: STÖMB – From Nihil
Stömb's new studio album "From Nihil" is an exceptional collection of hyperactive progressive metal and noisy flights of fancy.
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DEATH OF AN ASTRONOMER: Different Route
Death of an Astronomer's Jairo Estrada speaks about the complexities of creating his latest EP release "Indistinct."
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