Steven Wilson has remixed Chicago II in Dolby ATMOS
Steven Wilson has completed a Dolby ATMOS remix of Chicago’s groundbreaking 1970 album Chicago II, with Blu-ray and vinyl editions to be launched in April and May respectively
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Steven Wilson has remixed Chicago II in Dolby ATMOS
Steven Wilson has completed a Dolby ATMOS remix of Chicago’s groundbreaking 1970 album Chicago II, with Blu-ray and vinyl editions to be launched in April and May respectively
Robert Fripp and Toyah promised fans a new version of a King Crimson classic then gave them rabbits
The wild internet genius of Frippcox strikes again
A rare studio recording of Yes playing The Beatles' Eleanor Rigby has surfaced online
The recording was made two months before Yes signed their deal with Atlantic Records
Toyah and Robert Fripp return to action with spirited cover of Tina Turner's evergreen sporting anthem The Best
Better than all the rest, etc
Gentle Giant share brand new live video for Free Hand
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Steven Wilson: “I’ve been touring around indie record stores, and I’ve yet to meet anyone who’s even heard of Playboi Carti”
Wilson and Carti’s new albums were engaged in a two-horse race for UK chart supremacy last week
Daevid Allen's final album with Gong to be reissued
2014's I See You, Daevid Allen's swansong with Gong has been remixed and will be released in May
"I'm not as humourless as my music!" Steven Wilson announces comedians as support acts for upcoming London Palladium shows
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"Katatonia should have been laid to rest!" Anders Nyström hits back after Katatonia split
Katatonia announced they'd split with founding member and guitarist Anders Nyström earlier this week
Horslips five-disc BBC recordings set to be released in May
Horslips At The BBC features four CDs and a DVD containing BBC TV footage, live material and rare archival footage
Steven Wilson's The Overview at No. 1 in the midweek chart
Steven Wilson will make a series of record store signings this week in Nottingham, Bristol, Southampton, Brighton and London
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