Artist· founder of Porcupine Tree

Steven Wilson

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progressive rock art rock folk pop progressive singer-songwriter

Steven Wilson continues to expand his musical influence through new releases and reissues, including a definitive digital edition of Hand.Cannot.Erase and a special Atmos mix playback. He has also announced additions to his Headphone Dust platform featuring progressive acts like Gentle Giant and Hawkwind, while new CD editions of Bass Communion and Loss are now available.

Artist· founder of Porcupine Tree

Steven Wilson

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“The day I ask the audience to sing my songs I might as well go home. It’s hard enough for trained singers, let alone an audience who will massacre it”: How Ian Anderson refined Jethro Tull stage shows

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Louder Sound Jul 14

“We had no money, no management, and we’d been dropped by the label. But when we plugged in and played, it was the most magnificent thing”: Midge Ure’s prog moments with Ultravox, Robert Fripp, Kate Bush, Jethro Tull and, indirectly, Steven Wilson

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2 articles Jul 10

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Louder Sound Jun 25

“I was obsessed with him at school – it didn’t help with the girls! Because of him I got my first guitar, so he’s got a lot to answer for”: The prog hero who links The Pineapple Thief’s Bruce Soord to Pink Floyd and The Beatles

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Tuonela Magazine Jun 24

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Jane Getter Premonition – Transmogrify

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“The day I ask the audience to sing my songs I might as well go home. It’s hard enough for trained singers, let alone an audience who will massacre it”: How Ian Anderson refined Jethro Tull stage shows

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Eternal Mistake (2026)

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2 articles Jul 10

Solstice CLANN Steven Wilson Andy Glass Kansas

Progressive Rock Journal

Louder Sound Jun 25

“I was obsessed with him at school – it didn’t help with the girls! Because of him I got my first guitar, so he’s got a lot to answer for”: The prog hero who links The Pineapple Thief’s Bruce Soord to Pink Floyd and The Beatles

Bruce Soord The Pineapple Thief Pink Floyd The Beatles The Alan Parsons Project Steven Wilson The Hollies John Miles Colin Blunstone David Paton

Loudwire Jun 22

The Best Song on Every Opeth Album

Opeth Mikael Åkerfeldt Porcupine Tree Steven Wilson

Nostalgie Aug 2

Phil Collins : l'album mythique Face Value réédité avec des morceaux inédits

Phil Collins Genesis Peter Gabriel Earth, Wind & Fire Eric Clapton Steven Wilson

Louder Sound Jul 23

“We could have been bigger had we had an amazing manager. We’re our own worst enemies”: How Roxy Music got it together despite themselves

Roxy Music Phil Manzanera Steven Wilson King Crimson Greg Lake The Nice Quiet Sun

Famille Rock Jul 22

Wakeman Collins Ozzie

WAKEman Rick Wakeman Yes Lee Pomeroy Dave Colquhoun Adam Falkner Mollie Marriott

Progressive Rock Journal Jul 17

[News] John Mitchell announces final Lonely Robot album “An Ending” — New video “This World Window” out now

Lonely Robot It Bites Frost* Arena Asia Steve Hackett Steven Wilson

3 articles Jul 15

Suede Ed Buller Steven Wilson Peter Saville Manic Street Preachers Bernard Butler Brett Anderson

NME, The Quietus, XS Noize

Echoes and Dust Jul 15

A New Day: The Sia Trilogy in Photographs

Sia Solstice CLANN Big Big Train Greg Spawton Steven Wilson Jerry Ewing

Louder Sound Jul 14

“We had no money, no management, and we’d been dropped by the label. But when we plugged in and played, it was the most magnificent thing”: Midge Ure’s prog moments with Ultravox, Robert Fripp, Kate Bush, Jethro Tull and, indirectly, Steven Wilson

Midge Ure Robert Fripp Kate Bush Jethro Tull Steven Wilson Ultravox Thin Lizzy King Crimson The Yardbirds Jon Anderson Dave Stewart Eurythmics

8 articles Jun 26

Muse Matt Bellamy The Beatles Oasis Bloc Party Yard Act Alice Cooper Andrew Lloyd Webber

Clash Music, HardForce, Le Monde +4

Tuonela Magazine Jun 24

(1996) Opeth – Morningrise: Anniversary special

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Moustique Jun 16

Rééditions Pink Floyd : de l’exceptionnel et de l’inutile

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