Julia Holter a annoncé son nouvel album Materia, poursuivant son exploration du pop progressif expérimental, tandis que des rétrospectives récentes soulignent l'influence durable de groupes comme Yes, Genesis et Rush, dont les sons évolués et complexes ont marqué l'histoire du genre.

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