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PORCUPINE TREE - Nil Recurring (2007)

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2009-01-08 18:25:40 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Porcupine Tree cut Sleep Together off Fear of a Blank Planet and made Nil Recurring the rest of that album, they would have had, instead of a four-star LP and a four-star EP, one five-star masterpiece. As it stands, this is a reliable short album that serves as a continuation of the aforementioned album Nil Recurring Innovative guitar work...
 
 
 
 
 
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PORCUPINE TREE - We Lost The Skyline (2008)

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2009-01-09 12:46:22 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Porcupine Tree agreed to play there I assume they thought the store was bigger because the show was going to originally be the whole band To describe the setting there was about 100 people crammed between the cd racks while a stage was set up against a wall that could occupy 10 people at most comfortably. Steven sat on a stool in the center...
 
 
 
 
 
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PORCUPINE TREE - Up The Downstair (1993)

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2008-03-22 01:49:36 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Porcupine Tree work. I, however, found it to be just what I was looking for You see, I have retained the strong belief for sometime now that Porcupine Tree in is fact not a Heavy Progressive Rock band, and are instead a Psyechedelic/Space-Rock act capable of going many different directions within their genre. This album further helps to...
 
 
 
 
 
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PORCUPINE TREE - The Sky Moves Sideways (1995)

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2008-02-24 21:03:34 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Porcupine Tree's most psychedelic music, and this style of space prog is just what I want from the genre. Obviously Pink Floyd's work from Dark Side of the Moon through Animals was a huge influence for Steven Wilson at the time, evident in the Gilmour-esque soloing and evocative atmospheres. While some older prog fans may this this is simply...
 
 
 
 
 
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PORCUPINE TREE - Stupid Dream (1999)

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2008-03-22 17:19:05 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
Porcupine Tree Stupid Dream 4.5 stars This dream was stupid As Porcupine Tree keeps progressing their traditional Floyd sound, continually making albums for the most part stronger, comes out with a near flawless release. Out of the five studio albums, Stupid Dream sticks out the most in compositional structure. There are very few loose and...
 
 
 
 
 
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PORCUPINE TREE - Stupid Dream (1999)

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2008-07-16 05:34:00 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Porcupine Tree. Steven Wilson is a faultless producer and this album stands for that. There's a great clarity in the music, quality which is difficultly tangible since Porcupine Tree is a band that focuses more on textures, samples and effects rather than classical instrument play. But that's not to say Porcupine Tree is an electronica band,...
 
 
 
 
 
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PORCUPINE TREE - Fear Of A Blank Planet (2007)

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2008-02-22 22:16:42 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Porcupine Tree release is sure to earn attention, and, as recent releases have shown, such attention is fully deserved. Though Deadwing disappointed after the largely excellent In Absentia, Fear of a Blank Planet shows that not only are Porcupine Tree not declining, they are undeniably rising: Fear of a Blank Planet is their best yet....
 
 
 
 
 
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PORCUPINE TREE - Lightbulb Sun (2000)

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2008-05-18 06:37:00 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Porcupine tree and that is what it is. Period (as the Americans would say This is a really really good album with no faults - graceful, melodic (to a fantastic level), rocky (in places). It has Steve Wilson's very best guitar solos on it. I love the use of the banjo and harp - they should use these more!!! It moves you to goose-pimples One...
 
 
 
 
 
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PORCUPINE TREE - Nil Recurring (2007)

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2008-05-29 14:48:36 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
Porcupine Tree is always releasing EPs and released an EP in the same year their released their latest album, Fear Of a Blank Planet. Nil Recurring has the same structure of their last album and probably was made of songs that were not finished at the time Fear Of a Blank Planet was released or were leftovers of that album. But contrary to the...