Progressive releases, week 39

This week's progressive music releases highlight a blend of legacy acts and evolving artistic visions. U2 and Dolly Parton collaborate on a new project titled Carnaval de Luz, while Elton John opens a concert venue in London using the former Pink Floyd studio. New singles from Temic and Steven Wilson's return with expansive new work underscore the genre's ongoing innovation. Meanwhile, reflections on health and creative transformation emerge from Devin Townsend and archival insights into Pink Floyd's The Division Bell.

1. 01

   Bono, Dolly Parton, U2, ROSALÍA, Genesis

   U2 announce new album Carnaval de Luz featuring Dolly Parton's final recording

   Sep 27 · 17 outlets

2. 02

   Pink Floyd, Elton John

   Elton John inaugure une salle de concert à Londres dans la centrale d'Animals de Pink Floyd

   Sep 25 · 3 outlets

3. 03

   TEMIC

   Temic dévoile le single « Ashes »

   Sep 23 · 3 outlets

4. 04

   Devin Townsend

   Devin Townsend on health, happiness and changing circumstances. "I garden for a lady whose property I live on. That's h…

   Sep 22 · 2 outlets

5. 05

   Steven Wilson

   Steven Wilson announces new album ‘Requiem For A Village’ with eclectic title track

   Sep 22 · 2 outlets

6. 06

   Sigh

   SIGH : le feu de l'enfer au Pays du Soleil Levant

   Sep 21 · 2 outlets

7. 07

   Yes

   Keys To Ascension: The Studio Recordings

   Sep 25 · 1 outlet

8. 08

   Pink Floyd

   Pink Floyd explored communication on The Division Bell, despite their communication issues

   Sep 24 · 1 outlet

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