The Unconventional Path of a “Cult Artist”: A Review of Steven Wilson’s “Limited Edition of One”
Steven Wilson
On his seventh solo album, prog multi-instrumentalist and mixing wizard Steven Wilson explores moments in life on a never-ending staircase.
“The Future Bites” by Steven Wilson continues his critique of a crazy little thing called the internet.
The leader of the iconic progressive rock band Jethro Tull preps an anniversary tour.
Every time I am about to write off this bit of malarkey we call “Americana,” something pulls me from the brink. Don’t roll your eyes at me. In the years…
Wilson discusses the new album, why it took so long, and why it’s okay to be “rock.”
Lush new (surprise) record may test the perceptions of the group.
Hand Cannot Erase has chops to spare and grand ambitions, but what it has most is a soul.
Before this year closes, here are some more releases we should talk about…
Box sets! Limited editions! Reunions! Oh my!
Porcupine Tree frontman presents a new tune from second solo, Grace For Drowning.
Popdose runs down reunions, new releases and rumors of new releases for 2011.
Remember that mixtape from last week? One hundred Beatles covers? That thing was EPIC! It was freaking magnificent! Yup… That was… really something. Well, then. Midnight Oil – Under The…
A famous occurrence found its way into Woody Allen’s film Manhattan. The director has just explained all the artistic allusion and metaphor in his latest work, pouring over details and…
Brainiac – Kiss Me, You Jacked Up Jerk from Hissing Prigs in Static Couture (1996) Buck Dharma – Cold Wind from Flat Out (1982) Herman’s Hermits – Dandy from Retrospective…
We are now officially in the fourth quarter sales market. Department stores have begun to roll out the Christmas decorations, big summer movies are winding their way to the DVD…
Porcupine Tree has been, for well on a decade now, a cult favorite trying to simply be a favorite, but there has been a problem in making that happen. That…