A collection of prog rock tracks from various artists including:
Yes, Steven Wilson, Colin Edwin, Paul Landry, Elyssia, Zoom, Robert Schindler, Richard Anthony Bean  Elenniyah and The Pineapple Thief. Blackfield, Porcupine Tree ..more soon

Progressive Rock Playlist

2016 Guest Spots and Other Tracks

Cinematics

poprock

It's mind blowing for me to realise that it is almost exactly 20 years since Porcupine Tree made their first ever live appearance, at a small club called the Nag's Head in High Wycombe, UK on the 4th December 1993. To commemorate the anniversary here is a recording from the archives of the first song played at that first ever show, the Van Der Graaf Generator / Dead Can Dance sampling, David Gilmour meets The Orb fusion of Voyage 34 (years before he did actually collaborate with The Orb!), the birth of PT as a band and a performing entity.  It was recorded straight from the mixing desk so the balance is a bit strange, but actually considering how nervous we must have all been, it's not bad at all. 

Buy archive PT CD here

PORCUPINE TREE - Voyage 34 (Nags Head 4/12/1993)

SW and band “explore the space” on this lengthy encore version of Radioactive Toy taken from their sold out show at the Royal Albert Hall, London on the 20th October last year.  SW - vocals / guitar, Guthrie Govan - guitar, Adam Holzman - keyboards, Theo Travis - flute, Nick Beggs - fretless bass, Chad Wackerman - drums.

Radioactive Toy (Live at the Royal Albert Hall)

Pid Yalinoyu

Economies of Scale

Cold Comfort. Paul Landry.
Originally a demo from 2011 with additional vocals and guitar recorded in 2024
Paul Landry 2009; Acoustic guitar, Steinberg Groove Agent, Electric Guitars, bass guitar and Albin, vocals and  VSTi synth
Mixed and mastered by Paul Landry in the Progulator, Oxford, England

Cold Comfort. Paul Landry ft. Richard Anthony Bean
Paul Landry 2009; Acoustic guitar, Steinberg Groove Agent, Electric Guitar and Albino VSTi synth

Cold Comfort

Cold Comfort | Paul Landry

Abandon All Hope All Ye Who Enter Here. At the border of the dystopic sociocommunist land of Dystopia. Governed by a cabal of ideological elites and policed by the loathed Thought Stasi. Life in Dystopia is grim.
Opening track from the concept album by Paul Landry coming some time in the future.

Paul Landry: Fender Stratocaster with Boss SY-1000 guitar synthesizer and VSTi synths.
Recorded and composed by Paul Landry
Recorded October 2024 in Oxford, England.
Mixed and mastered by Paul Landry in The Progulator.
www.paullandrymusic.com

Dystopia

Abandon All Hope

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All I Do Is Dreaming

Can I Tell You a Secret

Repurposed track from a 2019 demo for another project. Vocals added Feb 2024.
Paul Landry - synths, and electric guitar with Roland GR-55 guitar synthesizer and vocals
Words and Music by Paul Landry

©2025 Paul Landry Music
All Rights Reserved

Close your Eyes | Paul Landry



Debut release from Epicus, a UK based progressive rock band.
Richard Anthony Bean: Vocals, keyboards, Synths and drum programming.
Paul Landry: Electric Guitar
Mixed and mastered by Richard Anthony Bean
Track art and band logo by Epicus
epicus.band/

© Epicus Music 2025
℗ Ditto Music on behalf of Richard Anthony Bean and Paul Landry 2025

Released by:
    Aeon Records
Release date:
    28 February 2025

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Believe In You | Epicus

From soon to be released album 'Discontinuance.' Again,  much thanks to Colin Edwin of Porcupine Tree, Obake, and Metallic Taste of Blood for providing the bass tracks.

Departure

Deviant

The Man From U N C L E Soundtrack - Take You Down

Brilliant Waves

2. Terminal 1

4. Saturn

Gaudi, a much respected producer and performer with 15 studio albums under his belt, has been working to dissolve musical boundaries for over 35 years now, and is best loved and noted for his genre blending and high quality dub-centric productions. 

He has been let loose in the RareNoise vaults and has set himself the creational challenge of composing an album of entirely new music using the full palate of the RareNoise catalogue as his orchestra.

Gaudi is no stranger to this kind of undertaking having previously taken on the challenge of composing and producing an album of new music working with vocal parts from archives of legendary Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. 

The result of this multi-year endeavor, released with the title “Dub Qawwali”, earned him a nomination for a BBC World Music Award: It was not only a beautiful and sensitively handled piece of work, but also a landmark album in which the very concept of ‘remix’ was taken to the next level to become ‘re-composition’. 

This hot-off-the-press taster, which will also be available in multiple DL formats, is an introduction to the forthcoming full length release, to be titled  Magnetic, due to be released late Spring 2017.

In this respect, “Magnetic’ represents an even greater challenge than Dub Qawwali: the sheer breath of the source material offered by the RareNoise catalogue, which spans a high dimensional manifold of genres, has stimulated and challenged Gaudi to work with a vast array of styles, instrumentation and flavors in order to create the master blend, a true challenge of distillation.

Side A of this 10” Vinyl EP is home to the track “30Hz Dub Prelude” and there’s no mistaking from the first bar that this one is all about the bass - provided by an unrecognisable transfiguration of underlying RareNoise source catalogue material originally featuring artists Colin Edwin, Ted Parsons  Eraldo Bernocchi and Coppé . Gaudi plays Minimoog, korg MS20 and fender rhodes. The trombone of Brian Allen (member of Brainkiller) draws you in and leads you as it meanders like a liquid brass river through the track.

Side B is a more subdued affair. “Electronic Impromptu in E-flat Minor” is an evocative time-slip into subjective reverie. A melancholy piece featuring transfigurations of a multitude of source catalogue multitracks originally featuring Bill Laswell, Lorenzo Feliciati, Masami Akita, Eraldo Bernocchi,  Alessandro Gwis and Steve Jansen, as Gaudi’s trademark Theremin encompasses all with it’s unmistakable and luring voice. .

30HZ DUB PRELUDE 
GAUDI : minimoog, korg MS20, fender rhodes, programming
COLIN EDWIN : bass  
TED PARSONS : drums 
BRIAN ALLEN : trombone 
ERALDO BERNOCCHI : guitar 
COPPE’ : voice 

ELECTRONIC IMPROMPTU IN E-FLAT MINOR 
GAUDI : theremin, minimoog, piano, programming
BILL LASWELL : bass 
STEVE JANSEN : drum 
ERALDO BERNOCCHI : guitar 
MASAMI AKITA (aka MERZBOW) : electronic noise 
LORENZO FELICIATI : bass 
ALESSANDRO GWIS : acoustic piano



30Hz Dub Prelude (from 'EP')

My dubstep remix of Coldplay's new song Paradise!
It features some calm melodies, vocal glitching and heavy bass lines!

Jóhannes Ágúst

Paradise - Jóhannes Ágúst Remix (Coldplay)

Gleaming Denouement

Josin – the project from German composer and producer Arabella Rauch – releases a new remix of ‘Company’ from Kiasmos, the electronic duo made up of BAFTA-winning Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnalds, and the Faroe Islands’ Janus Rasmussen, known as the mastermind of the electro-pop outfit Bloodgroup.

Kiasmos’ take on ‘Company’ maintains the raw beauty of the original vocal and combines it perfectly with a distinctly Kiasmos style, creating affecting and emotional soundscapes from a minimal electronic approach. “It feels a bit unreal to be honest to have a Kiasmos remix of one of my songs” explains Josin. “I love their work and their approach to electronical music. While waiting to hear a first mix I was excited about how the two worlds would sound combined: From the first notes I heard, it made complete sense. Very Kiasmos, very Josin. They used the right essentials from the original and added their deepness and emotional colour in an amazing way. The way they kept the vocal part completely unfiltered and raw is exactly how I see the vocals in that track. For me, the remix raises the song to a new level and inspires me back for my own work.”

The original track was written last summer during a campervan trip in Norway on a ridiculously small, battery-powered keyboard. “It was fun because I was able to work on the melodies basically everywhere: On a kayak in the middle of the ocean, while hiking, while waiting for ferries” explains Josin. “Sometimes writing on the go and with less gear makes one focus on the essentials more. Company is about trying to become one with something but not succeeding. It´s a solitary, careful declaration of love.” 

Last year Josin released her debut acclaimed EP ‘Epilogue’ via Swedish independent label Dumont Dumont (RY X, Charlie Cunningham).  The EP sees a dynamic blend of electronic jolts, enhanced by keyboards and haunting poetic vocals that draw on a variety of traditions, from classical to electronic. As a self-taught producer, Josin is always experimenting, incorporating the electronical world into her writing as well as composing string arrangements.

Josin will be performing at this year’s Canadian Music Week in Toronto 
May 11 , 10 PM, Keychange showcase
May 12, 7.15 PM, Drake One Fifty Sessions (this is a small stripped down showcase)

More info: https://cmw.net/music/artists/josin/

and then the Great Escape Festival in Brighton
May 18th at 8.30pm at the Unitarian Church. 

More info: http://greatescapefestival.com/artists/josin/

Label: www.dumontdumont.com

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Josin - Company (Kiasmos Remix)

New podcast #88 from THN, with a great deal of new hits!
mixed by Sergey Vatkin
other podcasts here - www.mixcloud.com/TripHopNation/

THN - podcast #88

Mombasa cover/adaptation from the inception OST

Mombasa - Inception

Bassist for Porcupine Tree, other collaborations include: O.R.k. , Ex-Wise Heads (with flute/sax player Geoff Leigh), Burnt Belief (with guitarist Jon Durant), Endless Tapes (with multi-instrumentalist Alessandro Pedretti), Astarta/Edwin with (Ukrainian Vocal duo Astarta), Metallic Taste of Blood (with Eraldo Bernocchi), Slow Electric and Henry Fool (with Tim Bowness) also Twinscapes (with Lorenzo Feliciati) and Edwin/Durant/Kovtun.
Obake (with Lorenzo Esposito Fornasari,Eraldo Bernocchi and Jacopo Peirazuolli), latest album "Another World" with Robert Jurjendal,  and two solo albums so far....