In a new interview with The Prog Report, Steven Wilson reflected on PORCUPINE TREE’s return in late 2021 after more than a decade of inactivity and the release of a new album, “Closure / Continuation”, which was followed by a worldwide tour. For the trek, PORCUPINE TREE recruited bassist Nate Navarr…
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