Ten new tracks added to the PRJ Psych/Space/Krautrock 2026 playlist on Spotify. A carefully curated selection drawn from recent coverage on the webzine — archival discoveries, new singles, and upcoming album previews, all rooted in the Psychedelic, Cosmic, and Krautrock-adjacent spectrum.
Stream the compilation via the Spotify player below:
— Tracklist —
Kramp – Jam 4 — A Swedish power trio from Hallstahammar and Västerås, active 1975 to 1984 but never released a record in their lifetime. Four lo-fi cassette rehearsal recordings from 1978 are now available through Stockholm archival imprint Subliminal Sounds. Blues-inflected Heavy Rock with Progressive instincts, built on Eric Åström‘s guitar, Stefan “Molle” Glökl’s drums, and Lasse Lindholm’s fretless bass — a secret weapon that elevates the whole thing well beyond standard jam territory. Raw, unedited, and entirely worth it. [Read more]
The Third Mind – Spellbinder! (Tchad Blake Mix) — “The Spellbinder!” companion album to last year’s “Right Now!” returns the Dave Alvin-led collective to its original improvisational spirit. The hypnotic title track draws on the jazz guitar legacy of Gabor Szabo, filtered through David Immerglück‘s playing and an unexpected iKaossilator layer. Mixed by Grammy-winning engineer Tchad Blake. Free-form, drifting between Jazz, Psychedelia, and Ambient soundscape — as close as The Third Mind has come to its founding concept. [Read more]
Sugar Horse – Secret Speech — Cardiff-based Experimental Heavy Rock quartet Sugar Horse are set to release “Not A Sound In Heaven” on April 10 via Fat Dracula Records. “Secret Speech” is track 02 on an album that tackles the machinery of geopolitical violence, media narratives, and moral complicity. Dense, philosophical, and built on baritone guitar and heavy rhythms. A band operating with both musical substance and conceptual seriousness. [Read more]
Tickle The Sage – Okeana — Sofia, Bulgaria’s Tickle The Sage deliver a psychedelic rock ballad exploring solitude, hope, and connection beyond the visible. Released just four months after their debut full-length “Journey,” “Okeana” tells the story of a man stranded on an island, returning to the shore every night waiting for his people. Music, arrangement, visuals and visualizer all produced independently by the band. [Read more]
Zålomon Grass – Riders Of The Night —Vigo, Spain’s Blues-tinged Cosmic Psychedelic Rock trio return with the first single from their upcoming album. Inspired by the spiral of violence in the contemporary United States, “Riders Of The Night” tells the story of a victim who becomes a perpetrator — the loss of the moral compass, the thirst for revenge. Gabriel Mckenzie, Mauro Comesaña, and David Rodd deliver exactly the kind of Heavy, drifting Psych the label Discos Macarras does best. [Read more]
Spectral Sorcery – Dreams Of Arrakis A solo project from Pennsylvania, Spectral Sorcery blends Cosmic Doom, Heavy Psych, Space Rock, and long-form progressive structures. “Dreams Of Arrakis” — from the Schallwelle-shortlisted album “Hyperspace Odyssey” — draws on Frank Herbert’s Dune mythology, evolving from a heavy doom riff into a cosmically layered outro inspired by Agalloch‘s contrapuntal approach and the analog synthesis of Hawkwind and Rush’s 2112 era. Organs via Yamaha YC Reface, string machine and vocoder via Behringer VC340. [Read more (Exclusive Interview)]
Beyond The Event Horizon – Mind Polish Prog/Space/Psych/Post-Rock band Beyond The Event Horizon present the second single from their upcoming third album, marking a new chapter with the addition of vocalist Asia Malicka — their first move into vocal territory after years of instrumental music. “Mind” translates thought processes into sound, exploring the subconscious and the impulses that shape the human mind. Active since 2010, the band exists somewhere between Ambient, Post-Rock, and Prog Rock. → Read more
Sönus – Pagan Woman — American Psychedelic Space Rock project Sönus, led by multi-instrumentalist David Wachsman, announce “Planes Of Torment” — due May 22, 2026. The album spans Hard Rock, Stoner, Heavy Metal, Psych, and Progressive Rock, recorded live in the studio for fans of Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, and Monster Magnet. “Pagan Woman” is the first preview of a record forged through personal upheaval and three years of dedication. [Read more]
Peter Mergener – White Noise — Berlin School veteran Peter Mergener — co-founder of the iconic Software project alongside Michael Weisser — has been awarded the Schallwelle Award 2025 for Best National Album with “Chip Meditation 2025,” a solo release marking the 40th anniversary of the original Software classic. Warm pad layers, flowing sequencer patterns, choral textures and subtle sonic splashes in the tradition of Klaus Schulze and Tangerine Dream at their most meditative. Essential Kosmische Elektronik. [Read more]
Popsysze – Nienasycenie — Gdańsk-based trio Popsysze released their fifth album “Powięź” on January 30, 2026 via Zoharum Records and Hidden Beauty Records. Free Experimentation with sound and structure rooted in Psychedelic Electronica and the Krautrock tradition, finding its outlet in a Post-Rock space densely suspended in mid-air, with subtle echoes of Afrobeat and Desert Blues. The album addresses the human battle against the soulless virtual world of algorithms and social media. Heavy and hypnotic, “Nienasycenie” clocks in at 8:40 and is one of the standout cuts. [Read more]
Curated by Jacopo // PRJ