Welcome to the September 2026 update of our dedicated Psych/Space/Krautrock Spotify playlist container. This monthly round-up highlights 10 tracks, featuring recent single releases, album premieres, and archival reissues covered on Progressive Rock Journal.
Stream our 2026 container “PRJ Spotify Playlist: Psych/Space/Kraut” via the Spotify player below:
Please note that this selection is not a ranking, and the track order does not reflect any preference or order of importance. Below are the 10 new additions to the playlist, accompanied by brief descriptions and direct links to our original features on the website:
Birdstone – “Vultures”
French Psych Blues Heavy Rockers Birdstone have unveiled the official lyric video for “Vultures,” a key single taken from their upcoming album “IV.” [Read the full feature]
Valley Of The Sun – “Low Not Slow“
The track “Low Not Slow” by Valley Of The Sun is taken from their album “The Blacklight Sessions,” as covered in our dedicated review on Progressive Rock Journal. [Read the full review]
Haze – Fast-Career
Haze and Bacillus Records have released their 1971 album “Hazecolor-Dia” as part of their Bandcamp archive, featuring the track “Fast-Career.” [Read the full feature]
Saturna – Up For A Ride
Recognized as 70s Heavy Rock goldsmiths, Saturna have unveiled the official full album stream for “Light And Shadow,” which includes the featured track “Up For A Ride.” [Read the full feature]
Team Dokus – Tomorrow May Not Come
Archival Heavy Psych Prog band Team Dokus has received its first authorized album release via Seelie Court, highlighted here by the selection “Tomorrow May Not Come.” [Read the full feature]
Maybe Human – The Devian Deadlord
Maybe Human (feat. Professor Electric) unveiled the official visualizer from their new album, represented on our playlist by the track “The Devian Deadlord.” [Read the full feature]
Skyjoggers – Ancient Steel
Finnish Psych Rock trio Skyjoggers have unveiled the official music video for “Ancient Steel,” a single lifted from their upcoming album “Frag Nicht Nach Sonnenschein.” [Read the full feature]
Alan Davey – Melanie
Former Hawkwind bassist Alan Davey returns to the Cosmic frontier with his new solo album “Astrolabes And Sunstones,” represented on our playlist by the track “Melanie.” [Read the full feature]
UREDDA – All He Knows
UREDDA have revealed their new single “All He Knows” alongside details regarding their upcoming debut album “Nuwa Mends The Sky.” [Read the full feature]
Midnight Circus – The Light
Midnight Circus have released their 1972 self-titled album as part of their Bandcamp archive series, with “The Light” chosen for this month’s playlist additions. [Read the full feature]