Porcupine Tree Discography of CDs

Octane Twisted, the first album by Porcupine Tree in three years, is a double-live disc recorded at Chicago's Riviera in 2010 during The Incident tour. It also includes highlights from the band's concluding concert at London's Royal Albert Hall. Recording ...

Track Listing of songs: Blackest Eyes; Trains; Lips of Ashes; Sound of Muzak; Gravity Eyelids; Wedding Nails; Prodigal; .3; Creator Has a Mastertape; Heartattack In a Layby; Strip the Soul; Collapse the Light Into Earth;

PORCUPINE TREE CD discography On FEAR OF A BLANK PLANET, Porcupine Tree follows up its well-received DEADWING album with another highly ambitious outing. Fronted by vocalist/guitarist Steven Wilson (No-Man), and featuring keyboardist Richard Barbieri (formerly of the pioneering New Wave act Japan), the London-based ...

PORCUPINE TREE albums Two CD edition. Signify, released in 1996, was the first full album from the British Prog/Art rockers recorded as a full band. The album blends together numerous Rock and avant-garde styles, while absorbing many diverse influences but relying on none. ...

PORCUPINE TREE music CDs Long-running progressive rock act Porcupine Tree, fresh off of their critically-acclaimed FEAR OF A BLANK PLANET, continue their grand experiment on the hallucinogenic and at times fearsomely heavy NIL RECURRING. A 29-minute, four-track mini-album, NIL RECURRING features the immediately recognizable ...

PORCUPINE TREE discography Track Listing of songs: Occam's Razor; Blind House; Great Expectations; Kneel and Disconnect; Drawing the Line; Incident; Your Unpleasant Family; Yellow Windows of the Evening Train; Time Flies; Degree Zero of Liberty; Octane Twisted; Seance; Circle of Manias; I Drive the Hearse; ...

PORCUPINE TREE songs Two CD pressing of this live release from the British Prog/Art rockers. Riding high on the success of their 1996 album Signify, the band embarked on an extensive European tour. Three gigs in Rome from this tour were captured in ...

PORCUPINE TREE CD discography Though Porcupine Tree's permanent lineup was in place by the time Sky Moves Sideways was complete, it was actually a combination of old and new, with a number of tracks once again done by Wilson on his own. Regardless of the provenance of one song or another, though, it was another fine release under the Porcupine Tree name, continuing the excellence of Up the Downstair while achieving a new liquid sense of drama and overall flow. Barbieri's keyboard skills alone made for a wonderful addition to the ranks, easily capturing the slow sense of unfolding atmosphere and elegance combined from earlier Porcupine Tree work while adding his own touches here and there, a touch of playfulness and improvisation. The Edwin/Maitland rhythm section sound like they were born to work together, able to both set slow, spacy moods and quick gallops and dance-skewed approaches both. Wilson, meanwhile, is still himself, calling to mind strange lyric images of rural collapse and romantic connection in his ever stronger, commanding ...

Track Listing of songs: Deadwing; Shallow; Lazarus; Halo; Arriving Somewhere But Not Here; Mellotron Scratch; Open Car; Start of Something Beautiful; Glass Arm Shattering;

Track Listing of songs: Time Flies;

Track Listing of songs: Shallow;

Track Listing of songs: Sound of Muzak;

Track Listing of songs: Witch Shocktronica Intro; Kiss Kiss Kiss; O'Oh; Everyman...Everywoman; Sisters O Sisters; Death of Samantha; Rising; Nobody Sees Me Like You Do; Yes, I'm a Witch; Revelations; You and I; Walking On Thin Ice; Toyboat; Cambridge 1969/2007; I'm Moving On; Witch Shocktronica Outro; Shiranakatta;