All posts tagged "Prog Sphere"
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Album Review: The Ghost of Lemora – Love Can Be Murder
“Love Can Be Murder” sees The Ghost of Lemora carrying the beauty and skill that already made them so special across a whole album, naturally...
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THE GHOST OF LEMORA: Music That Doesn’t Date
UK alternative rock act The Ghost of Lemora are gearing up to launch their new full-length album entitled ‘Love Can Be Murder,’ out on February...
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KILL CITY: No Limits
Ecuadoran rockers Kill City speak about their recently launched debut album "Last Man Standing."
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Review: SAMUEL DALES – Past is Perfect
Samuel Dales' second album "Past is Perfect" is a record largely based on the progressive rock genre channelling many different elements.
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Review: JEROME KHATTAR – Resurrection
With his debut EP "Resurrection," French guitarist Jerome Khattar establishes that he is one of the bright stars on the horizon on the metal scene.
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NOVA INCEPTA: Breaking Down Boundaries
International progressive rock project Nova Incepta talk about their new album "Visions of Arcadia."
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ESTHESIS: Notion of Identity
Auelien Goude of French progressive rock act Esthesis speaks for Prog Sphere about the band's debut album "The Awakening."
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JEROME KHATTAR: Imagining Visual Scenes
Paris-based guitarist and songwriter Jerome Khattar speaks for Prog Sphere about his debut EP "Resurrection."
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AVYAKTA: Devoid of Form
Avyakta's Jesse Agins speaks about the project's debut album "Somnium Chorus."
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REFRAME: Positive Outlook
Memphis, TN-based progressive rockers ReFrame speak for Prog Sphere about their work, latest album "Reaching Revery," and more.
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