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Porcupine Tree @ The Palace, Melbourne (07/02/10)

by timephoenix, 11th February, 2010

Prog still runs thick in the veins of this band, and they’re introducing the genre to a whole generation of deprived youngsters.

Reviews

Porcupine Tree, Sleep Parade @ The Tivoli, Brisbane (05/02/2010)

by guilty_alwayz, 8th February, 2010

Porcupine Tree bring their amazing talents to The Tivoli

Feature

Porcupine Tree

by guilty_alwayz, 3rd February, 2010

On the eve of the band's Australian tour, founder and frontman Steven Wilson talks FL through the long history of Porcupine Tree.

News

Porcupine Tree tour in February

by grattan, 31st October, 2009

Prog-rock stalwarts Porcupine Tree return for three Australian dates in early February.

International News

Porcupine Tree prep tenth album

by JackT, 23rd June, 2009

Prog-rock stalwarts Porcupine Tree have hit a milestone. In September, the band will release its tenth album, based around one 55-minute track.

Feature

Porcupine Tree

by Sputnik, 1st May, 2008

FL's Jon Van Daal caught up with Porcupine Tree drummer Gavin Harrison at the mid-point of their tour down under.

Feature Albums

Porcupine Tree - Nil Recurring

by Sarge5, 20th February, 2008

Nil Recurring is too good to be dismissed as a set of B-sides from their previous album, Fear Of A Black Planet. Although all four songs were written around the same period, this EP is a solid entity in its own right and deserves some respect.

News

Scale the Porcupine Tree

by melbjuz, 7th February, 2008

For the first time ever long suffering Australian fans will finally get their chance to witness Porcupine Tree's brilliance in intimate theatre surrounds.

Feature Albums

Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet

by DevM, 6th February, 2008

First, for perspective, here's my slant on things. I am a big fan of Deadwing and parts of In Absentia but not so much of the band's earlier work (with exceptions being songs like Radioactive Toy and Nine Cats). I am not a prog fan.