All posts tagged "review"
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Necromonkey – Necroplex
Necromonkey was born from the meeting of two artists whom a thousand-odd US progressive rock fans had the pleasure of seeing on stage in the...
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Aeon Zen – Engima
In 2009, a band called Aeon Zen came out with “A Mind’s Portrait”, an album that, while rooted in what detractors may call ‘Dream Theater...
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Fen – Dustwalker
Around this time two years ago, Fen offered its second record to date, “Epoch”. Adorned with an inconspicuous blue cover and coming from a band...
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"Thick As A Brick" Back To Royal Albert Hall
Ian Anderson will bring his Thick As A Brick live show to London for a one-off performance at the Royal Albert Hall on June 30....
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Pseudo/Sentai – Nature's Imagination (Chapter 2)
Although it may not have been optimal to be introduced to this band through a sequel-record (and an EP no less), the second instalment of...
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X-TG – Desertshore/Final Report
This final statement from most of the remaining members of Throbbing Gristle (the “TG” of X-TG) is a tribute to founder member Peter “Sleazy” Christopherson...
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Yowie – Damning With Faint Praise
Yowie achieved a measure of underground notoriety with “Cryptooology”, an album that turned rock conventions on their side, having more in common with the aesthetic...
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Herd of Instinct – Conjure
In the late spring of 2011, the self-titled debut album by Herd of Instinct – a hitherto unknown outfit named after the only album by Talk...
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Therion – Les Fleurs Du Mal
There aren’t too many bands out there that can say they have been around for a decade, let alone a quarter of a century. For...
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David Lazar Galić Of Draconic: 2012 Year In Review
David Lazar Galić is the bassist of Belgrade’s modern metal outfit Draconic, who occasionally works as Prog Sphere’s columnist. This article is David’s look on...
