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Created in May 2008 to provide a home for the growing post-progressive genre and an evolving, flexible and adventurous style of music without boundaries.
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It’s so awesome, PT, that you’ve offered this ‘parallel dimension’ of your music on BC for all your fans! Thank you! Porcupine Tree made a huge impact on me when I first discovered them. They set me on a prog rock quest that to this day hasn’t ended. This is smart, catchy, psychedelic, modern prog rock. Deep, introspective, & highly creative. Very expressive and satisfyingly explorative. One of my favourite bands ever. You think they might ever...🤞8.5/10.
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Awesome Anesthetize. Great Wedding Nails thru to the end. Solid everything else. A very enjoyable two hours of music.
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