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Weekend 132: Disperse, Strawberry Girls, Ape Shifter, Jack O' The Clock &...
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 133: IT, David Maxim Micic, Cheeto's Magazine, Orange Clocks & iNFiNiEN
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 134: Exquirla, Nova Collective, Universal Totem Orchestra, Brett...
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Weekend 135: O.R.K., Pixvae, JPL, Flicker Rate & Nick Prol And The Proletarians
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 136: Golden Caves, Carptree, A Formal Horse, Lerin/Hystad & Cromb!
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Special Edition: 8 heavy prog albums you may have missed so far in 2017
As we enter the final days of Spring 2017, SFTW founder Andy Read recommends eight more albums for those who enjoy progressive music with a heavier disposition.As usual we have a mini review, plus a...
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Weekend 137: Maat Lander & Oresund Space Collective, Soup &öz ürügülü
Every week on Something For The Weekend, writers from DPRP.net bring you some 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 138: Big Big Train, Djam Karet, The Paperweight Array, Malheur &...
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 139: Syncage, Schooltree, Gordon Midgley, Uneven Structure & Buku Broux
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 140: Lapis Lazuli, Prescott, Nau Aletheia, Fragile Vastness & Branch...
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 141: Anubis, Bader Nana, eat lights become lights, Seabuckthorn &...
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 142: The Watch, Machine Mass, Accordo dei Contrari, Orchestre Celesti...
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 143: Galahad, Jean Madani, Siena Root, Cheer-Accident & Mindmaze.
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 144: Yolk, Inüit, Yang, Colours In The Street & Igorrr
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 145: The Best of SFTW (so far) in 2017: Miriodor, Cheer-Accident,...
So far this year, Something For The Weekend has brought you almost 100 new albums from across the progressive music spectrum. Here, four of our regular contributors look back and select their personal...
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Weekend 146: KingBathmat, Dante, Woodsplitter, Dreadnaught & Laiddeah
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 147: Katre, Bubblemath, Seconds Before Landing, Ephemeral Sun &...
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 148: Combat Astronomy, Progenie Terrestre Pura, Cinema, Valdez &...
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 149: Psion, The Orvalians, Peropero, Arch Echo & Pingvinorkestern
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 150: Atrox, Unreal City, Kotebel, Fibonacci Sequence & Dool
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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