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Week 91: 13 Circles, Soniq Theater, I Am the Manic Whale, Orchestre Celesti &...
Every weekend on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great new slices of progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where...
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Weekend 92: THENIGHTTIMEPROJECT, Pensiero Nomade, Shumaun, Meandering Mine &...
Every weekend on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great new slices of progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where...
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Weekend 93: Sky Talk, Petrichor, The Winstons, Caren Coltrane Crusade &...
Every weekend on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great new slices of progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where...
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Weekend 94: Big Hogg, Sebas Honing, Farmhouse Odyssey, Krunkelstiltskin &...
Every weekend on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great new slices of progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where...
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Weekend 95: Ulver, Backward Runners, Projected Man, The Pneumatic Transit &...
Every weekend on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great new slices of progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where...
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Weekend 96: Slivovitz, The Psychics Houseband, Ampledeed, Autumn Electric &...
Every weekend on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great new slices of progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where...
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Weekend 97: Archentype, Mama Non Piangere, Flicker Rate, Body English & Hypno5e
Every weekend on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great new slices of progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where...
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Weekend 98: From the Vault with Floex, Flaud Logic, Dissonati, Corima & Igorrr
Every weekend on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great new slices of progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where...
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Weekend 99: Elder, Fractal Mirror, Naima Izumi, Textures & Holy Lamb
Every weekend on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great new slices of progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where...
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Weekend 100: 15 albums you should not miss!
100 editions of Something for the Weekend! This means 500 mostly little-known albums in two years, recommended by DPRP writers. Although we are happy to bring musicians and fans together, we won't use...
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Weekend 101: iamthemorning, The Mercury Tree, People As Places As People,...
Every week on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great slices of new progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where you...
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Weekend 102 - Frequency Drift, Vespero, Lost Kite, Ticket To the Moon & PI...
Every week on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great slices of new progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where you...
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Special Edition: Eleven heavy progressive albums you may have missed so far...
Having been traveling on the other side of the world for three months, SFTW founder Andy Read returned to find his inbox filled with suggestions for new progressive music of a heavier disposition.After...
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Weekend 103 - Huis, Tiles, John Bassett, Temples of Switches & Baron
Every week on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great slices of new progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where you...
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Weekend 104 - Big Big Train, Stein, Big Red Panda, Corybantic & Pseudo/Sentai.
Every week on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great slices of new progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where you...
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Weekend 105 - Suspension Solar, Bubu, Pervy Perkin, Messenger & Finnegan...
Every week on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great slices of new progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where you...
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Weekend 106 - Poverty's No Crime, Blue Mammoth, Sonus Umbra, Karda Estra &...
Every week on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great slices of new progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where you...
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Weekend 107: Knifeworld, Katatonia, The Observatory, Darkroom & ARRRGGH!
Every week on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great slices of new progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where you...
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Weekend 108: Big Big Train, Yossi Sassi Band, Syberia, The Cosmic Dead &...
Every week on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five great slices of new progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a link to where you...
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Special Edition: Five of our writers take the 1-hour Bandcamp Challenge!
We are always trying to bring you something a little bit different for your weekend. So this week we set our reviewers a challenge: spend one hour surfing through the sounds of Bandcamp and select the...
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