Artist· founder of Porcupine Tree

Steven Wilson

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Steven Wilson has announced his ninth studio album, Requiem For A Village, set for release on November 6, 2026, and shared the title track alongside details of the Village Hall Sessions. The project marks a new creative chapter following past challenges with management and labels, and reflects on themes of community and artistic identity.

Artist· founder of Porcupine Tree

Steven Wilson

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Tuonela Magazine Sep 10

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The Indian Music Diaries Sep 9

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Metalorgie Sep 8

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Clash Music, NME, The Line of Best Fit +1

Louder Sound Sep 2

“We got dropped by our manager, our publisher and our label. The grand project suddenly didn’t seem quite right”: Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness once gave themselves an hour to write a No-Man song. Another time, they took 25 years

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Clint Boon on Manchester Chronicles & Inspiral Carpets | XS Noize Podcast #300

Clint Boon Inspiral Carpets Noel Gallagher Sex Pistols Mark E. Smith Oasis John Lydon Steven Wilson

2 articles 12:00 AM

Steven Wilson Porcupine Tree XTC Tears for Fears Ultravox The Who Van Morrison

Metalorgie, NME

La Grosse Radio Sep 18

Steven Wilson nous dévoile son prochain album

Steven Wilson Randy McStine Russell Holzman

Louder Sound Sep 14

“It’s very much a band, which is sometimes a frustration. That’s why I do solo projects as well”: When Porcupine Tree made The Incident

Porcupine Tree Steven Wilson Gavin Harrison Richard Barbieri Colin Edwin Mike Skinner The Streets

Louder Sound Sep 14

Classic Rock's Tracks Of The Week: September 14, 2026

Europe Scarlet Rebels Airbourne Steven Wilson Gyasi The War on Drugs

11 articles Sep 12

Steven Wilson Porcupine Tree Randy McStine Russell Holzman Andy Partridge XTC King Crimson Caroline Polachek

Blabbermouth, Consequence of Sound, HardForce +8

3 articles Sep 11

Steven Wilson Randy McStine Andy Partridge XTC Boards of Canada Demdike Stare

Louder Sound, XS Noize

Tuonela Magazine Sep 10

(1996) Rush – Test For Echo: Anniversary special

Rush Tool Adam Jones Porcupine Tree Steven Wilson

Metalorgie Sep 8

Steven Wilson tease quelque chose

Steven Wilson Iapetus Converge

4 articles Sep 4

Manic Street Preachers Steven Wilson Nicky Wire James Dean Bradfield Joy Division Echo & the Bunnymen

Clash Music, NME, The Line of Best Fit +1

11 articles 02:03 PM

The Bleeding Urisk Complexant Beaten to Death Hyver Aggression Bonjour Tristesse

Addict-Culture, Avant Music News, Clash Music +7

Louder Sound Yesterday

Prog's essential guide to this year's Be Prog! My Friend Festival

The Ocean Soen Green Carnation Einar Solberg Rendezvous Point Agent Fresco

Louder Sound Sep 18

Cool new prog from Steven Wilson, The Pineapple Thief, Kalandra and more in Prog's brand new Tracks Of The Week

Steven Wilson The Pineapple Thief Kalandra The Ocean Ølyp Lonely Robot Bruce Soord Sometime in February

Progressive Rock Journal Sep 14

PRJ Spotify Playlist Update: Progressive Rock/Metal and related sub-genres – September 2026

Krokofant Steven Wilson Between the Buried and Me Kalandra Il bacio della Medusa Apotheus

3 articles Sep 13

The Great Old Ones Hexis Viande Smash Hit Combo Electric Callboy Ghøstkid

HardForce, Long Live Metal, Thrashocore

15 articles Sep 11

Soul Glo Mannequin Pussy Tunde Adebimpe TV on the Radio Eugene Robinson Chat Pile BbyMutha Oxbow

Clash Music, Consequence of Sound, Goûte mes Disques +9

Louder Sound Sep 10

“Brand name is everything. Roger Waters found out the hard way when he left Pink Floyd!” When Steven Wilson took a big risk on his first solo tour

Steven Wilson Roger Waters Pink Floyd Porcupine Tree King Crimson Robert Fripp Elvis Costello Steve Hackett

The Indian Music Diaries Sep 9

“Our vision today is to create original music that stays deeply rooted in Indian musical traditions” – In Conversation With Tarana

Tarana Agam Steven Wilson Porcupine Tree

Progressive Rock Journal Sep 4

[News] Progressive Rock duo Datura Lodge present a psychological Thriller in Horror inspired video for “Hole”

David Lynch Jimi Hendrix Steven Wilson King Crimson The Mars Volta John Wetton

Louder Sound Sep 2

“We got dropped by our manager, our publisher and our label. The grand project suddenly didn’t seem quite right”: Steven Wilson and Tim Bowness once gave themselves an hour to write a No-Man song. Another time, they took 25 years

No‐Man Steven Wilson Tim Bowness Donna Summer Giorgio Moroder Tangerine Dream Ashra John Barry Pink Floyd

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