Steven Wilson bids you welcome to the village on the cover of the new issue of Prog, on sale now!
Steven Wilson appears on the cover of the new issue of Prog magazine, which is on sale now, ahead of the release of his ninth studio album, *Requiem For A Village*. The article describes the record as an eerie, insular work with a folk-horror atmosphere, and says the issue explores a wide range of artists and new music.
The issue also features Peter Hammill discussing his first solo album of new material in a decade, and King Crimson co-founder Michael Giles reflecting on more than 50 years of music-making. Justin Hayward talks about his UK tour, while Pallas present what the article calls a swansong for singer Alan Reed; coverage also includes a live Rush review from Toronto, a Steven Wilson art card and a Ripcord Records sampler.
- Steven Wilson leads the new issue of Prog.
- His ninth album, *Requiem For A Village*, is due for release.
- The issue includes interviews, new releases and a Rush live review.
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Progressive rock, or prog, is a strand of rock music known for longer compositions and influences from styles such as classical and folk music. Prog magazine covers established and newer artists in the genre, including musicians whose careers stretch back several decades.
Steven Wilson is a British musician and producer who has released solo records as well as music with bands including Porcupine Tree. Peter Hammill, Michael Giles and Justin Hayward are also long-standing figures in progressive and related rock; Pallas are a Scottish prog band.
The magazine issue brings together interviews, album and tour coverage, and live reviews. Its range gives readers a look at different generations of artists and how they are continuing to make and perform music.