All posts tagged "piano"
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ISBJÖRG: Somewhere Between Hope and Hopelessness
Danish piano-centered progressive rock six-piece Isbjörg discuss their full-length debut album from 2019, "Iridescent."
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GLASTON: Contrasts and Extremes
Interview with Swiss experimental four-piece act Glaston who in October last year put out their full-length debut album "Inhale / Exhale."
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PSYCHIC EQUALIZER: Music with Freedom
Composer and pianist Hugo Selles talks with Prog Sphere about his project Psychic Equalizer, the new album "The Lonely Traveller" and more.
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Miles Davis – Aura
If ‘Kind Of Blue’ was Miles Davis’ ode to cultured urbania, then ‘Aura’ shows the civil setting come crashing down around him. Well into the...
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Going Track-by-Track With Herbie Hancock’s “Crossings”
Crossings is the middle album in Hancock’s Mwandishi trilogy of albums. More experimental than the previous album Mwandishi but not as adventurous as the next...
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Eider Stellaire – Eider Stellaire I
Eider Stellaire were a virtually unknown act back in their day, and for all intents and purposes, they still are. However obscure they may be...
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The Nerve Institute – Architects Of Flesh Density
Much like Toby Driver’s maudlin of the Well, The Nerve Institute is a project that makes surreal and dense, yet quaint, charming music. A one...
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Poor Genetic Material – Island Noises
Poor Genetic Material is a German melodic prog band, one of many to grace my ears in recent weeks. In today’s overly recycled and inconsistent...
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Club Merano – High Road
Although multi-instrumentalist Harpov is already a well-esbalished and experienced musician by this point, Club Merano is a relatively young project. Releasing their debut ‘High Road’...
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John Zorn – Nosferatu
Truth be told, I haven’t always liked the work of John Zorn. Although I agree with the notion that his best work is indicative of...
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