Welcome Inside The Brain blends everything from rock to jazz, symphonic to avant garde music to create clever offering of progressive rock fusion.
TERRATERRA Shows Enthusiasm on Self-Titled Debut Album
With “TerraTerra” you actually can’t go wrong. This is high-potency rock music with a tremendous DIY-attitude.
PUZZLEWOOD Delve Deep Into Art Rock with “Gates of Loki”
“Gates of Loki” gets the special “One To Buy” sticker on the front, and indeed also gets a “This Experience Will Last Forever” sticker just below it.
DISTANT HORIZON’s Debut with “Laniakea” will Leave You in Awe
Exciting, challenging and varied influences put to superb use making for a cascading wave of musical perfection all the way.
LITE: Back to Origin
Japanese math rock quartet LITE spoke for Vinyl Sphere about their most recent album “Cubic,” influences, songwriting, and more.
Review: LITE – Cubic (Opaque Blue Vinyl)
On Cubic, LITE could have chosen to pursue the path of simple pleasures, but they’ve thrown in new ingredients into the mix and it’s more than sweet.
Review: Ben Trickey & Burnt Sky – Horizon Line Fires (Transparent Blue with Black Smoke Vinyl)
“Horizon Line Fires” sounds like the music that should be played at a bizarre pagan ritual in the middle of a dark forest, complete with human sacrifices.
Review: The Thirteenth Sun – Stardust (Translucent Aquamarine 2xLP)
“Stardust” flirts with perfection and — if nothing else — proves it’s within the group’s reach.
Review: Mosh – Unbreakable Wall (Transparent Blue Vinyl)
Vinyl Sphere’s review of Mosh’s debut album “Unbreakable Wall,” released in 2017 on a Transparent Blue vinyl.
Review: Pink Floyd – The Dark Side of the Moon (2016, EU)
Photo gallery and review of the 2016 remastered version of Pink Floyd’s album “The Dark Side of the Moon,” including two original stickers and posters.