All posts tagged "progressive rock"
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SILENT TEMPLE: In Worship of Mother Earth
Silent Temple's Amos Heart speaks for Prog Sphere about the band's new, fifth studio album "Faery Revolution."
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Album Review: Silent Temple – Faery Revolution
With "Faery Revolution" Silent Temple hint that they have the knowledge and potential to make something good.
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Album Review: The Lords of Karma – Harlequin
"In these eleven tracks The Lords of Karma present all its skills, and there are so many of them."
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Album Review: HMUNGA – Libration
On "Libration," HMUNGA's Florian Zelinski has taken a distinctive combination of ingredients and squeezed out every bit of potential out of them.
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Album Review: SUN SILO – Trillium
"If judging by 'Trillium', Sun Silo have the knowledge and skills to come up with something far greater."
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SUN SILO: Different Images and Associations
Wisconsin-based prog/psych rockers Sun Silo shed some light on their newest studio album "Trillium."
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Review: Rhina – Delta
Rhina's Delta is strong enough as a progressive metal release and as an expressive representation that it gets its point across.
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Premiere: CHAMEL3ON Launch New Single “Numbers”
Denver progressive rock trio CHAMEL3ON launch the "Numbers" single via Prog Sphere.
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ANTINODE: Musical Implications
Travis Corwin, guitarist and singer of Seattle, WA progressive rock band Antinode spoke for Prog Sphere about the band's debut album.
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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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