All posts tagged "progressive"
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Lazer/Wulf – There Was A Hole Here. It’s Gone Now.
“Lazer/Wulf is an instrumental trio, sometimes with distant vocals, or maybe it’s an evil funk group with thrash metal roots, or a jazz trio from...
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Desert Sleep – Desert Sleep
What a find! Been listening to this release of the Lexington, Kentucky based improvisational space ambient jazz progressive trio A LOT last days and it...
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Quantum Sphere – The Space Adventures of Pyjama Boy
Important notice: The review below is taken from the MagicFireMusic, originally written in French by The Keeper and translated by Myro Lush. My friends, how...
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Beyond the Bridge – The Old Man and The Spirit
A strong debut! This new German outfit has entered to the musical realm with a debut album entitled “The Old Man and The Spirit” which...
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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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Pyramidal – Dawn in Space
Space rock. Dawn in Space. Pyramdal. This is your new way of using comparisons on a given theme. And the given theme is, you guess,...
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Gingerpig – The Ways of the Gingerpig
I was pretty amazed when yesterday night I found out that Boudewijn Bonebakker shared a YouTube link for Dimlighted Heart. But wait a minute… Who...
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Pyramidal – Dawn in Space
That Øresund Space Collective’s impact on “modern” space rock scene (if there’s the space rock scene) is pretty significant certifies an Alicante’s (Spain) quartet, working...
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Conor's Top 30 of 2011
So here it is, the end of 2011. It’s probably been the biggest music year of my life, at least in terms of listening to...
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An interview with Brendan James Hayter of Truthseeker
Truthseeker hails from Boston, Massachusetts and is all about explorations beyond the instrumental side of progressive music. Their wide spectrum of influences set them aside as...
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