Steven Wilson

Jethro Tull machen keine halben Sachen und veröffentlichen mit »Bursting Out (The Inflated Edition)« die ultimative Neuauflage ihres ersten Livealbums.

Hand Cannot Erase. is the fourth solo studio album by Steven Wilson.

"Remix: A release that primarily contains remixed material. Whether the remixes are done by the artist him-/her-/themselves or by others, is irrelevant. The release is still a remix of this artist's work. If the remixes are done by others, they should be listed as separate artists."

THE HARMONY CODEX - the seventh album by Steven Wilson - takes you on a trip. A genre-spanning collection that opens up like a musical puzzle box, it presents a series of endlessly beautiful vistas that roll out and shift in front of you. Arguably the best album Wilson has made during a career that’s spanned more than three decades both as a band leader and as a solo artist, it represents the apotheosis of a life spent fully absorbed in music.

The Future Bites (stylised as THE FUTURE BITES™) is the sixth studio album by British musician Steven Wilson.

Jethro Tull’s tenth album was inspired by Ian Anderson’s departure to a more rural environment in a transition which bore clear influence on the writing and recording process, with the band notably doffing a cap to British folklore and countryside. Songs From The Wood is often referred to as one of the most commercially appealing Jethro Tull albums, containing elements of rock, prog and folk-rock. Although media reaction at the time divided opinion, the album has certainly developed a nostalgic rapport with fans through the years and it is perceived today as one of the band’s most popular albums. Drummer Barrie Barlow comments that it sounds “Fresh, unique, great textures, interesting and dynamic!”, while guitarist Martin Barre remembers that “It was a very tight band, one of the strongest line-ups Tull ever had… I think that Songs From The Wood and Heavy Horses [the follow up album] as a pair of albums are near the top of the tree”.

Probably no other band has interwoven prog rock and folk as masterfully as the Brits of Jethro Tull have managed to do. It became the unique selling point of the group around Ian Anderson how they innovatively merged both influences into a new and exciting whole.

The Overview is a widescreen view of space and humanity's place in it. Written, produced, and played by producer/remixer/Porcupine Tree founder Steven Wilson, it's organized as two suites, and has also been imagined as a film by director Miles Skarin. While there are ominous overtones scattered amongst these ten tracks, Wilson's objective is finding perspective and understanding, and somehow constructing a musical portrait of the vastness of space.