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A bumper Christmas bundle from the Brit neo-prog mainstays

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Halo Blind: Occupying Forces

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The York band’s second album is a triumphant trip to the dark side.

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Fairport Convention: Moat On The Ledge/From Cropredy.../ XXXV

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A neat, satisfying bargain bundle of Fairport joy.

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Rebekka Karijord: Music For Film And Theatre

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Nordic soundtracks of wonder and awe.

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Loreena McKennitt: The Journey So Far: The Best Of

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The perfect introduction to the McKennitt oeuvre.

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Kaz Simmons: Signs

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Jazz-folk songstress’s new album is a rare, proggy delight.

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Methexis: The Fall of Bliss

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Dark middle-European musings for Opeth fans.

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Three Monks: The Legend Of The Holy Circle

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Italian organist creates a cathedral of sound.

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Bram Stoker: Cold Reading

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The classic British proggers rise from the grave.

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Bird Radio: The Boy And The Audience

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Mikey Kirkpatrick’s getting medieval on your ears...

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Ulver (With Tromsø Chamber Orchestra): Messe I.X–VI.X

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Norwegian legends create psalms of beauty and pain.

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Crumbling Ghost: II

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There’s compelling doom at the heart of English folk...

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Mice Parade: Candela

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Pop/prog supremo’s seventh is the cat’s whiskers.

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Paidarion: Behind The Curtains

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High-flying jazz licks keep Paidarion soaring.

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Minerals: White Tones

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Polish band miss an opportunity to escape the Coldplay zone.

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Coralspin: Honey and Lava

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A glorious fusion of the chops of Yes, Queen and Kate Bush.

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Frames: Invia

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Art, culture and rock combine to shatter your heart.

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The Fierce And The Dead: On VHS EP

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Proper prog workout from the London outfit.

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The Skys: Colours Of The Desert

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Lithuanian prog outfit blends the modern with the retro.

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Morrow's Memory: Moving Forward

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Cut ‘n’ shut job from Motown rockers.

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Antlered Man: Giftes 1&2

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Some crazy sounds for these straitened times.

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The Shaking Sensations: East Of Youth

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Brand new post-rock from the frozen north.

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