Sometimes signs and wonders still happen: Porcupine Tree, the British progressive rock heroes around guitarist, singer and composer Steven Wilson, have announced a new album for 2022. "Closure / Continuation" is the name of the first work in 13 years, since their 2009 release "The Incident". Wilson had already ruled out a reunion a few years ago. So much for the miracle. A sign of their return appeared in November 2021 with "Harridan". According to Porcupine Tree, the song and a few other new tracks were already created shortly after the release of "The Incident". They were initially on a hard drive in a slowly growing computer file labeled "PT2012," later renamed "PT2015," "PT2018" and so on. "There were times when we even forgot they were there, and times when they pushed us to finish them to see where they would take us. When we listened to the finished tracks, it was clear that this was not like any of our work outside of the band - the combined DNA of the people behind the music meant that these tracks formed something that was undeniably, unmistakably and obviously a Porcupine Tree record," the band says on its website