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Weekend 109: Airbag, Syndone, Am Limbus, Trettioariga Kriget & Savoldelli -...
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, plus a full stream of each album.If you...
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Weekend 110: Heaven's Cry, Ukandanz, Elephants of Scotland, After Rain & The...
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, plus a full stream of each album.If you...
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Special Edition: From The Vaults - Sully Erna, Centrozoon (with Tim Bowness),...
We are always trying to bring you something a little bit different for your weekend. So this week we asked our reviewers to dip into their vaults to find an older album or two that needs a little more...
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Special Edition: The best progressive rock albums of 2016 (so far)
As we are now halfway through the year, we've asked our SFTW team to select their Top 3 albums of 2016 (so far).There is a mini review of every choice from each writer, plus a YouTube link so that you...
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Weekend 111: Thence, Dark Suns, Vaults of Zin, Amoeba Split & Jumble Hole Clough
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 112: Playman 54, Ghost Medicine, Nicotina es Primavera, Guards of May...
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: Ten more heavy prog albums you may have missed in 2016
As we enter the second half of 2016, SFTW founder Andy Read recommends ten more albums for those who enjoy progressive music with a heavier disposition.As usual we have a mini review, plus a link where...
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Weekend 113: Dream The Electric Sleep, Iron Mountain, Alex's Hand, Twenty...
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 114: Thank You Scientist, Shamblemaths, JPL, Sithu Aye & Swimmer
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 115: Aisles, Jellyhead, Akord, Arctic Sleep & Deus Ex Machina
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 116: Griot, Axon-Neuron, Edge of Reality, MirrorMaze & Kansas
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 117: Plini, NonHuman Era, Summit, Horse Lords & Jambinai
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 118: Devin Townsend Project, Progger, Factor Burzaco, Cirrus Bay &...
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 119: Ill Wicker, Hominido, Sparkle in Grey, Ghost Community & An...
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 120: Karma Rassa, Maegi, French TV, Quattana & Jonas Lindberg & The...
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: The best of SFTW in 2016 (so far) : 25 great slices of new...
So far this year, Something For The Weekend has brought you over 200 new albums from across the progressive music spectrum. Here, five of our contributors look back and select their personal Top 5...
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Weekend 121: David Maxim Micic, Half Past Four, Jeremy Flower, Verbal...
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 122: Blind Ego, Korekyojinn, Experiments in Silence, Marbin & Twlight...
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 123: The Gift, Tempano, Dwiki Dharmawan, Second Relation, Richard...
Every week on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you five (this week seven) great slices of new progressive music from around the world. We have a mini review of each album plus a...
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Special Edition: Ten more heavy progressive albums you may have missed in...
As we enter the final months of 2016, SFTW founder Andy Read recommends ten more albums for those who enjoy progressive music with a heavier disposition.As usual we have a mini review, plus a link to...
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