All posts tagged "Steven Wilson"
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Album Review: John Wesley – A Way You’ll Never Be
John Wesley is back this October with his eighth studio album "A Way You'll Never Be."
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Be Prog! My Friend Festival Announces Co-Headliners STEVEN WILSON & OPETH
Since its inception in 2014 the Barcelona based festival Be Prog! My Friend has played host to the likes of Anathema, Devin Townsend, TesseracT, Camel, Meshuggah, Katatonia,...
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GENTLE GIANT’s “Octopus” Enters BBC Rock Charts at 34
For the first time in almost 35 years, 1970’s progressive rock band Gentle Giant is on the charts in their native UK. The Steven Wilson...
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New STEVEN WILSON Album “4 ½” to be Released in January
22nd January will see the release of a new Steven Wilson album “4 ½”, so titled because it forms an interim release between Steven’s recently...
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STEVEN WILSON Launches Animated Video for “Routine”
Steven Wilson has launched the stunning animated video for ‘Routine’. The hugely emotive track featuring a beautiful guest vocal performance by Ninet Tayeb is taken from...
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GENTLE GIANT’s “Octopus” Album Remixed by STEVEN WILSON Out on October 27
Originally released in 1972, “Octopus” is Gentle Giant’s fourth album. The album features band members: Gary Green (guitars, percussion), Kerry Minnear (keyboards, vibraphone, percussion, cello,...
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STEVEN WILSON: Uncompromised Creativity
During the past 30 years Steven Wilson has proved on many occasions that he creates music that is creatively challenging, but also essential for his...
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Steven Wilson – Transience
Transience is one of the most baffling albums I’ve ever come across. I’m trying to think now, actually, and I can’t think of another that...
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STEVEN WILSON Announces One-Off Vinyl Collection “Transience”
Steven Wilson today announced a limited edition vinyl-only release scheduled to coincide with the second leg of the Hand. Cannot. Erase. tour, released on September 4th....
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STEVEN WILSON Live at Vogue Theatre, Vancouver – 20.06.2015.
In any discussion regarding Steven Wilson these days, it’s practically inevitable that the current state of prog rock also receive mention. In more ways than...
