Steven Wilson
Steven Wilson first gained attention in the 1990s as the creative force behind Porcupine Tree, a band that blended progressive rock with psychedelic and...
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Steven Wilson first gained attention in the 1990s as the creative force behind Porcupine Tree, a band that blended progressive rock with psychedelic and electronic elements. He handled much of their visual presentation too, from album artwork to stage design. In 2010, he put the band on hold to work on his own material.
His solo work has ranged from progressive rock to ambient electronica. Songs like "Drive Home" and "The Raven That Refused To Sing" show his interest in detailed arrangements and narrative lyrics.
Wilson's music often features collaborations with other vocalists, like Ninet Tayeb on "Pariah." He continues to release albums that explore different corners of progressive and art rock, without much concern for commercial formulas.
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