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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.

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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...

We love Steven…!

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New from The Pineapple Thief - '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...

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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!

PLUS! Please vote for Kscope’s artistes in the

CLASSIC ROCK PROG AWARDS

Awards.ProgRockMag.com

Here’s the Kscope nominees looking for your vote

In the New Blood category Gazpacho

Live event - we have Anathema and Steven Wilson

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.

Vote as soon as you’ve finished listening to the new Podcast!! Details here: http://www.progrockmag.com/news/progressive-music-awards-2012-are-go/

See you for a THE PINEAPPLE THIEF ‘All The Wars’ album special next time!

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A mid-summer special this time, as we reflect on some of the best tunes coming out of the label thus far in 2012; thanks for getting in touch, find out what you’ve chosen as the Kscope track of the year thus far. Plus you can find out what we and our chums are loving - and get plenty of reminders of how you can download tracks for free from the Kscope website.

PLUS news of the Anathema tour - and the new album by The Pineapple Thief…

Do please pop www.KscopeMusic.com/Podcast on your facebook and twitter page; share the love…

Part 1 of the 'Childhood's End' special

Hi, welcome back to Kscope the Post-progressive Podcast. Episode 27.

Early pioneers of Norwegian black metal, Ulver have continually evolved throughout their career, they're living legends of the dark music industry, blending rock, electronica, symphonic and chamber traditions. They’ve always done exactly what they want to do.

Last year Kscope released the beautiful Wars Of The Roses album, now, Childhood's End, a collection of classic psychedelic and garage rock covers; unique versions of tunes by the likes The 13th Floor Elevators, Jefferson Airplane, The Pretty Things and many obscure ones too.

In a rare interview Kriss discusses the reasons for doing the album, why they feel they're "ambassadors" for these kinds of psyche records, the band’s adventures on tour. He now sees Ulver "on the periphery of metal”…

The iTunes account can't take the length and quality of these podcasts. So we're doing them in manageable chunks. If you'd like this in onepart,  downloadable,  better quality go to www.KscopeMusic.com/Podcast

Part 2 of the 'Childhood's End' special

Hi, welcome back to Kscope the Post-progressive Podcast. Episode 27. Part 2..

Early pioneers of Norwegian black metal, Ulver have continually evolved throughout their career, they're living legends of the dark music industry, blending rock, electronica, symphonic and chamber traditions. They’ve always done exactly what they want to do.

Last year Kscope released the beautiful Wars Of The Roses album, now, Childhood's End, a collection of classic psychedelic and garage rock covers; unique versions of tunes by the likes The 13th Floor Elevators, Jefferson Airplane, The Pretty Things and many obscure ones too.

In a rare interview Kriss discusses the reasons for doing the album, why they feel they're "ambassadors" for these kinds of psyche records, the band’s adventures on tour. He now sees Ulver "on the periphery of metal”…

The iTunes account can't take the length and quality of these podcasts. So we're doing them in manageable chunks. If you'd like this in onepart,  downloadable,  better quality go to www.KscopeMusic.com/Podcast

Hi, welcome back to Kscope the Post-progressive Podcast. Episode 26, Part 1

We focus on two sophomore albums herein: ahead of the Kscope night at The Tabernacle in Notting Hill west London which features these two acts live – that’s on Wednesday May 2^nd. (Bruce Soord from The Pineapple Thief has been added to the bill too!)

Here, in part 1 you’ll hear from Sam Healy from North Atlantic Oscillation on their new album FOG ELECTRIC..

..and then in part 2 Daniel O’Sullivan from Mothlite on the new album DARK AGE.

You’ll hear more of Daniel from Mothlite’s work in the next Podcast, as we catch up with ULVER – the Norwegian dark music legends have an album forthcoming of re-workings of classic psychedelic tracks.

If you’re subscribed to this podcast via iTunes you’ll need to re-subscribe from July 1^st as we’re coming off the Podbean platform and sticking with KscopeMusic.com/Podcast - you’ll be able to re-subscribe and listen there if you’re not doing so already.

See you at the Tabernacle….

Hi, welcome back to Kscope the Post-progressive Podcast. Episode 26, Part 2.

We focus on two sophomore albums herein: ahead of the Kscope night at The Tabernacle in Notting Hill west London which features these two acts live – that’s on Wednesday May 2^nd. (Bruce Soord from The Pineapple Thief has been added to the bill too!)

In part 1 you you’ll hear from Sam Healy from North Atlantic Oscillation on their new album FOG ELECTRIC..

..and in this part you'll hear Daniel O’Sullivan from Mothlite on the new album DARK AGE.

You’ll hear more of Daniel from Mothlite’s work in the next Podcast, as we catch up with ULVER – the Norwegian dark music legends have an album forthcoming of re-workings of classic psychedelic tracks.

If you’re subscribed to this podcast via iTunes you’ll need to re-subscribe from July 1^st as we’re coming off the Podbean platform and sticking with KscopeMusic.com/Podcast - you’ll be able to re-subscribe and listen there if you’re not doing so already.

See you at the Tabernacle….

Herein: Kscope the Post-progressive Podcast.

In this edition we focus on two releases: This is part 2...

our dear chums GAZPACHO have a new album on the way, (‘MARCH OF GHOSTS’) so we sent intrepid reporter Scott from the Kscope office to KRYPTON SOUND PLANET – which is, in fact in Oslo, to speak to the chaps. He found them in good spirits and looking forward to their next tour, as long as the drains are tight…