Get all 15 Porcupine Tree releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Athens (1995), IndigO2 (2008), Salford (1994), Warszawa (2020 remaster), Coma:Coda (Rome 1997), Los Angeles 30th July 2003, BBC Session 13th April 2007, Pure Narcotic - Acoustic Session 2012, and 7 more.
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Shesmovedon (XM)
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Fadeaway (XM)
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Trains (XM)
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Hatesong (XM)
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Pure Narcotic (XM)
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Russia on Ice (XM)
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Feel So Low (XM)
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Porcupine Tree is a UK rock band that started in 1987 as a solo project by songwriter Steven Wilson, but then from 1993 until their last shows in 2010 became a full band. During that time they earned critical acclaim from critics and fellow musicians, developed a cult following, and became an influence for a generation of artists combining song craft, heavy riffs and textural ambience. ... more
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On even days my favorite song is The Court. This album is perfect mix of maximal layers of sound/musicians/thoughts/dreams produced/mixed in spirits of minimalism so that funk is funky and songs are songs. An eyes closed album as well as a wild party album.
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A beautiful ambient piece that starts fairly atonal and unfolds into something more accessible. When the choir fades in it almost becomes reminiscent of the haunting Raider Prelude from Steven Wilson's Grace for Drowning album.
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Triumph & Disaster
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An tempestuous post-rock journey inspired by the existential threat of climate exchange, "Triumph & Disaster" overflows with grace and grit.
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Bass Communion I
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supported by 76 fans who also own “XM2”
I want to stop time and listen infinitely to "Drugged II". This is so sensual, so gentle, so rich and at the same time an innocent empty canvas, leaving space for whatever you project onto it. If you want to make me happy, have a listen to my bandcamp: http://dontoverthink.life 🙏 much Love ❤️ E
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