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Voyage 35 share their first music with a cover of Porcupine Tree's The Nostalgia Factory
By Jerry Ewing published
Former Porcupine Tree alumni Colin Edwin and John Wesley will tour as Voyage 35, performing early Porcupine Tree material, in September

The miraculous rise of Porcupine Tree, the modern prog superstars who started out as a joke
By Dave Ling published
An archive interview with the band whose modern take on progressive rock brought the genre out of the past and gave it a future

The unloved movie script that soundtracked Porcupine Tree’s Deadwing
By Dave Everley published
TV creative used to hire Steven Wilson to make ad music. In the late 90s they wrote a film together. They’re still waiting to make it

"Steven's happy we're doing this and thinks it'll be great fun." Porcupine Tree offshoot Voyage 35 tease first new/old music
By Jerry Ewing published
Former Porcupine Tree alumni Colin Edwin and John Wesley will release a new version of Porcupine Tree's The Notsalgia Factory in April

Why Steven Wilson’s new album is designed to be slightly shambolic
By Dave Ling published

Steven Wilson tried to forget his shamelessly commercial song, but met it again in a strip club
By Dave Everley published
The band leader learned a valuable lesson about himself after an attempt to do his record label’s bidding

How Porcupine Tree unexpectedly grew out of Steven Wilson’s “shameless pastiches”
By Dave Ling published
He only wanted a harmless distraction from No-Man – but when the debut album sold 30 times its original pressing run, he had to take things more seriously

The story of Porcupine Tree's Deadwing is on the cover of the new gift-packed issue of Prog, which is on sale now
By Jerry Ewing published
Prog 165 also features Peter Hammill, John Lodge, Cardiacs, Gazpacho, Steve Morse, Solstice, Atomic Rooster, Crown Lands, The Utopia Strong, Barry Palmer, Cate Le Bon, Amorphis and loads more...

In 2009 this notorious workaholic was trying to do less. His career suggests it didn’t go that way
By Dave Ling published
After over two decades making music, his main band had recently achieved global recognition and he’d just launched his debut solo album. Did he ever really slow down?
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