Home » Search Center » Results: steven wilson
Results for "steven wilson"
The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories) [Deluxe Edition]
Label: Kscope Music
Released: 2013
Track listing: CD1 (Original Album): Luminol; Drive Home; The Holy Drinker; The
Pin Drop; The Watchmaker; The Raven That Refused to Sing. CD2
(Bonus Material): Luminol (demo); Drive Home (demo); The Holy
Drinker (demo); Clock Song (unused idea); The Pin Drop (demo); The
Watchmaker (demo); The Raven That Refused to Sing (demo). DVD
(Original Album in Stereo 96/24 LCPM, DTS 96/24 5.1 Surround,
Dolby AC3 5.1 Surround): Luminol; Drive Home; The Holy Drinker;
The Pin Drop; The Watchmaker; The Raven That Refused to Sing.
Bonus Features: Art Gallery (illustrations by Hajo Mueller); Photo
Gallery (photos by Lasse Hoile); Studio Documentary (filmed and
edited by Lasse Hoile, 23 minutes). Blu-Ray (Original Album in Stereo
96/24 LCPM, 5.1 96/24 LPCM, 5.1 DTS HD Master Audio): Luminol;
Drive Home; The Holy Drinker; The Pin Drop; The Watchmaker; The
Raven That Refused to Sing. Bonus Features: Art Gallery (illustrations
by Hajo Mueller); Photo Gallery (photos by Lasse Hoile); Studio
Documentary (filmed and edited by Lasse Hoile, 23 minutes).
Additional tracks: Luminol (instrumental version); Drive Home
(instrumental version); Drive Home (lounge version); The Holy
Drinker (instrumental version); The Pin Drop (instrumental version);
The Watchmaker (instrumental version); The Raven That Refused to
Sing (instrumental version).
Steven Wilson: Drive Home
by John Kelman
Steven Wilson Drive Home Kscope 2013 It's been a busy couple of years for Steven Wilson. The British singer, multi- instrumentalist and songwriter has continued his work as the go-to guy for surround sound and stereo remixes on recent outings including XTC's Nonesuch (1992; reissued Panegyric, 2013), Yes' Close to the ...
Steve Hackett: Genesis Revisited - Live at Hammersmith
by John Kelman
With such a broad repertoire of classic progressive rock, it's a very good thing, indeed, that guitarist Steve Hackett--despite leaving the group on the cusp of far greater commercial success (but, alas, also compromising its progressive nature)--has kept the music of Peter Gabriel-era (and slightly beyond) Genesis alive since leaving the group in October, 1977. But ...
Levin Minnemann Rudess: Levin Minnemann Rudess
by John Kelman
For a first crack at a fresh idea for Lazy Bones Records--three well-known musicians brought together to create improv-based music with a minimum of planning--Levin Torn White (2011) was a set that, beyond finding common ground amongst bassist/stick master Tony Levin, guitar sound sculptor David Torn and drummer Alan White, also proved, unequivocally, that White is ...
The Avengers: On A Mission
by Dave Wayne
If there's such as thing as good old basic, meat-and-potatoes straight ahead jazz, then The Avengers' new album On A Mission could fairly be characterized as good old basic meat-and-potatoes jazz-rock fusion. Largely--but not completely--devoid of avant-garde, metal, or prog-rock stylings, On A Mission is a straight-ahead fusion album somewhat along the lines of recent offerings ...
Steve Hackett at Casino du Lac Leamy Theatre
by John Kelman
Steve Hackett Casino du Lac Leamy Théâtre Gatineau, Canada October 5, 2013 It might seem odd that the guitarist who left Genesis more than 35 years ago has ultimately become the only one to champion the music made during the group's years spent in the progressive rock arena, while those who ...
Steven Wilson at Club Soda
by John Kelman
Steven WilsonClub SodaMontreal, Canada April 25, 2013 When currently ex-Porcupine Tree founder/front man last played Montreal in November, 2011--touring in support of his second solo recording, Grace for Drowning (Kscope, 2011)--it was clear by the end of the performance that the next time he came to the Canadian city, the ...
Soft Machine Legacy: Burden of Proof
by Dave Wayne
Over the course of three albums released between 1968 and 1970, the British band Soft Machine transformed from one of the trippiest and mind-bendingly inventive rock bands of the psychedelic era into a raging musical torrent of free jazz, thunderous prog rock, and high- concept minimalist-inspired avant-garde stylings. With the dizzying changes in musical direction came ...
Soft Machine Legacy Releases New Studio Album "Burden Of Proof"
Soft Machine Legacy makes their most powerful statement to date, delivering an album of epic proportions and their first studio output since 2007's Steam. Infectious grooves, undeniably hip vibes and sizzling performances dominate the outing, as the veteran progressive music masters continue to break new ground and offer listeners yet more previously-unseen facets of their dynamic ...
Album Showcase
Trending
Jazz Raconteurs
Julius Hemphill: Marty Ehrlich and Tim Berne Remember a...
In Tribute To...
John Coltrane At 100: A Global Perspective
History of Jazz
John Coltrane in Detroit: A Brief History
Live Review
Detroit Jazz Festival 2026: A Gathering in a Great Jazz City
Profile
Sequoia Snyder: Growing in the Light of the Masters
Interview
Jasur Khalilov: From Falak to Fusion
Reanimating Conversations Past
Charlie Haden: Anatomy of a Jazz Classic
Featured Video
VOTE!
