This time, we concentrate on the new album from Nosound: Afterthoughts.
Nosound’s creative fulcrum Giancarlo Erra has been not only writing and arranging his best music so far: but has also been busy recruiting. Porcupine Tree fans will be interested to hear Chris Maitland on drums on this new Nosound album.
You’ll hear Billy Reeves's interviews with both: Chris talks us through his love of glam rock, how to make half-time grooves sound faster, and how to smuggle double bass-drums into the orchestra pit of London’s biggest west end musicals, and Giancarlo takes us on a journey to Rome and back and explains how to find beauty in sadness, and sadness in beauty.
PLUS! A preview from Bruce Soord (The Pineapple Thief) / Jonas Renkse (Katatonia)’s ‘Wisdom of Crowds’ album. (www.KscopeMusic.com/WisdomOfCrowds)
Contents:
I Miss The Ground – Nosound
Interview: Chris Maitland
Wherever You Are – Nosound
Interview: Giancarlo Erra
Paralysed – Nosound
Frozen North – Bruce Soord/Jonas Renske/Wisdom Of Crowds
A new one and a couple of hidden gems for you this time: from the special edition of the wonderful Echo Street from Amplifier, and the Dirty Hi Fi remix of ‘Build A World’ by The Pineapple Thief. Plus: the opening track of the brand new album from NoSound, featuring Chris Maitland, once of Porcupine Tree, on drums…
Tracks:
‘Matmos’ - Amplifier
Dirty Hi Fi mix of ‘Build A World’ - The Pineapple Thief
A warm welcome back to Kscope, The Post Progressive Podcast.
An extended, exclusive interview with Steven Wilson, direct from the rehearsal room where he and his band are preparing for the tour in support of The Raven That Refused To Sing (and other stories).
Steven tells us about the writing process, his joy at the reception his new record is getting, and you can find out if we manage to ask him the most pompous question he’s been asked in his entire career…
PLUS! Two pieces from the new album: 1. The Raven That Refused To Sing and 2. The Holy Drinker.
Back next month with the newest member of the family: Amplifier…
Hello, welcome to Kscope, the Post Progressive Podcast - and happy 2013… plenty of new releases, new signings, new tours and new podcasts from Kscope on the way.
In this edition, a new addition to the family, we’re delighted to say the new album from AMPLIFIER - entitled ECHO STREET - is to be released by Kscope on March 11th...
then there’s an old friend STEVEN WILSON - THE RAVEN THAT REFUSED TO SING (and other stories), his third solo album, is released on February 25th ...
Plus something new, made up of old friends - Phil Manzanera from Roxy Music, Stephen Bennett and Tim Bowness - Steven Wilson's creative partner in No-Man: collectively they're HENRY FOOL…
and a new single - the lead-off track of the forthcoming EP from THE PINEAPPLE THIEF - BUILD A WORLD.
Plenty of live information and free downloads at www.KscopeMusic.com as ever…
Welcome to Kscope The Post Progressive Podcast - Best of 2012. We’ll hear
from Steven Wilson, Anathema, Bruce
Soord, Richard Barbieri and other members of the Kscope family and play some
snippets from this year’s Kscope releases; WHAT A YEAR! Well done everyone! AND
THANKS FOR LISTENING YOU LOVELY PERSON.
The inaugural Prog
awards a few weeks back at Kew Gardens was a big deal, it was even featured on
BBC TV news, all the great and the good were there – including your genial
pod-host Billy Reeves! This edition of the podcast celebrates this historic
night. We’ll hear from award-winners Steven Wilson, Anathema, and the
magazine’s founder and editor Jerry Ewing. In attendance were members of
Genesis, Yes, Jethro Tull, Opeth & ELP among many others – we congratulate
Prog Magazine for a superb evening. We were delighted that many Kscope artists
and records were nominated and picked up gongs.
We’ll hear tunes from
Gazpacho (nominated in the ‘New Blood’ category) Anathema (winners of ‘Best
Live Event’) and Steven Wilson (winner of ‘Guiding Light’) – as well as
something new from Nosound – from their ‘At The Pier’ E.P., featuring Chris
Maitland (ex Porcupine Tree) on drums.
Plus, listen out as we
give you a snippet of information regarding the new Steven Wilson album..
Hi, welcome back to Kscope the Post-progressive Podcast.
Porcupine Tree’s‘The Incident’ was their biggest album to date, top 30 in the USA AND the UK, and it was the band’s biggest tour to date… so here’s a live document of that tour; ‘Octane Twisted’from your chums at Kscope.
And this isn’t just any old live album: it’s the whole of ‘The Incident’, plus some old friends and PT classics; grown, transmorgrafied from the studio versions…to take us through this process and to point us towards their personal highlights is drummer Gavin Harrison and synth manipulator Richard Barbieri.
D’y you want to know which tracks changed the most? If winter’s the best time to write songs? And whether there will there be another Porcupine Tree album anytime soon..?? And hear tracks from the album ahead of the release??? Then listen here. It’s awesome.
Hello and welcome back to Kscope, The Post Progressive Podcast.
Steven Wilson, the barefoot prince of prog, never stops. Here's the first of two live albums coming out on Kscope.
Firstly, it’s the solo band, recorded live in Mexico, for the 3 disc concert film/album ‘Get All You Deserve’. Steven spoke to us exclusively about not only this album, but also the plans for the new solo studio LP. Plus, listen out for details of the new Porcupine Tree live album...
Hi, welcome back to Kscope the Post-progressive Podcast.
New from The PineappleThief - 'All The Wars' - their most expansive album to date. Bruce Soord is TPT's songwriter, guitarist and studio auteur so he's lived with this album a long time - from writing through the demo process to the sudden jump to Peter Gabriel's studio and orchestral additions in Prague.
Time for some reflection then with your genial host Billy Reeves, who caught up with Bruce as the band gear up for touring. As The Pineapple Thief get bigger and more ambitious with their music away from the cocoon of their own studio we wondered if this would bring a different set of challenges for the band; not a bit of it. This is a glorious record and TPT are bound for glory...
Welcome back to this Summer edition of Kscope, the Post-Progressive Podcast.
In this edition some exciting PORCUPINE TREE news, a Porcupine Tree classic, a Steven Wilson live track and a track from the new album by THE PINEAPPLE THIEF!
Anathema are also nominated in the Album of the Year category for 'Weather Systems'
Steven Wilson’s ‘Raider II’ is nominated in the Anthem category and Steven is also nominated in the Grand Design category for the ‘Grace For Drowning’ deluxe edition and also in the Guiding Light category.
