Welcome back to our weekly appointment with the best new releases selected by the Progressive Rock Journal editorial team. This week our sonic journey explores the deepest and most experimental territories of the international scene, with a selection ranging from Cinematic Post-Rock to Avant-Garde and Experimental contaminations.
You can listen to the full playlist with the previous moths selected tracks on our official Spotify profile. Enjoy:
Here are the protagonists of the new playlist:
Nebula Nation – The Breakout
The band has unveiled the official video for the first single “The Breakout“, a track taken from their upcoming record titled “The Rift.” This is an important preview that shows the group’s sonic direction, blending metal energy with an Experimental approach typical of the Avant-Garde scene. [Read the full article here]
Electric Sun Defence – Fountain Of Blood
Electric Sun Defence invite listeners to immerse themselves in the hypnotic atmospheres of their new album “Estuary” through the official visualizer for “Fountain Of Blood.” The track represents a fundamental piece of the new project, exploring experimental sonorities capable of capturing the attention of fans of the most evolved Metal. [Discover more about the track]
Foreign Film – Somnolence
The Cinematic Post-Rock project continues its journey with the release of the official video for “Somnolence,” a piece taken from their latest studio work. The band confirms its mastery in creating evocative and deeply layered sonic scenarios, ideal for those seeking an immersive and evocative listening experience. [Read more on the news]
If These Trees Could Talk – Sea Of Glass
Marking a long-awaited return, the band has announced the new album “The Hidden Hand” and released the official video for the single “Sea Of Glass.” The track perfectly embodies the group’s mastery in composing powerful and pathos-laden instrumental textures, reaffirming itself as a point of reference for world Post-Rock. [Watch the Sea Of Glass video]
Our Ceasing Voice – Diamond Eyes
The formation has officially returned to the scene with the new single “Diamond Eyes,” accompanied by an official video of great emotional impact. The track represents an important evolutionary stage for the group, which continues to explore the boundaries between melody and melancholy typical of the genre. [Full details on the band’s return]
Airships On The Water – Monumental Patience
The band has presented the new single “Monumental Patience,” a track taken from the forthcoming album titled “A Landmark Is Formed.” The track stands out for a studied and complex sonic progression, offering a significant taste of the compositional richness that will characterize the entire record. [Listen to Monumental Patience]
Man Mountain – Halcion Dream
The Detroit Post-Rock quartet has unveiled “Halcion Dream,” the new single taken from the forthcoming record “Threads Of Another Life.” The band continues building wide and airy sonic architectures, keeping attention high on harmonic dynamism and production quality. [Read the dedicated news]
Viscera/// – Radiant
Viscera/// have released the video preview of the single “Radiant,” anticipating the release of their upcoming work titled “4 Assets For Psychedelic Warfare.” As the title suggests, the offering is an incursion into the most Psychedelic and intense territories of avant-garde music, promising an extreme and transformative sonic experience. [Watch the Radiant video]
Sidus – Soul Gazing
The band presents a new single accompanied by an official music video exploring deep philosophical concepts inspired by Nietzsche‘s transformation of darkness. The composition of “Soul Gazing” moves between Experimental suggestions and melodic openings, offering an introspective journey sustained by impeccable technical care. [Discover Soul Gazing]
The Ocean – Light Pollution
The arrival of the new album “Solaris” has been officially announced, accompanied by the first streaming single “Light Pollution.” This is a significant announcement for the experimental metal scene, seeing the band return with refined sonorities and an always ambitious and layered concept. [All info on The Ocean’s new album]