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Order your DVD + CD copy of Drive Home from the Kscope store: http://bit.ly/197j1mF
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New 2 disc set from Steven Wilson featuring unreleased tracks, videos, live recordings and high-resolution audio -- available on Blu-ray & CD and CD & DVD
Available from October 21st (22nd in US/CA)

In February 2013 Steven Wilson released 'The Raven That Refused To Sing (And Other Stories)', his third solo album. The album was a huge critical and commercial success, earning numerous 5 star reviews and charting well across the world, debuting at #3 in the German national chart, #28 in the UK top 40, #57 in the US Billboard top 200, #16 in Holland and #17 in Finland.

Prior to these dates, Drive Home, a new audio-visual package will be released as a Blu-ray & CD set and as a CD & DVD set.

The Blu-ray and DVD feature the new video for lead track 'Drive Home' along with the video for 'The Raven That Refused To Sing', both directed by Jess Cope. They also include four tracks recorded live in Frankfurt during the recent tour.

In addition, the Blu-ray and DVD feature audio recordings of two previously unreleased tracks, 'The Birthday Party' and an orchestral version of 'The Raven That Refused To Sing'. 'The Birthday Party' was recorded in LA at the same sessions as the tracks that made up the album while the version of 'The Raven That Refused To Sing' is a new mix that strips the track back to just the orchestra and vocals.

All the songs on the Blu-Ray and DVD are mixed in both stereo and 5.1 sound, including the two audio only titles. The audio on the Blu-Ray is full lossless 96/24 throughout. These tracks are also included on the CD, along with the audio from the live tracks and an edit of 'Drive Home'.

Steven Wilson's The Raven that Refused to Sing (and Other Stories) named 'ALBUM OF THE YEAR' at Progressive Music Awards

Steven Wilson was awarded the prestigious album of the year award for his recent masterpiece The Raven That Refused To Sing (And Other Stories) at the second annual Progressive Music Awards. The awards, organised by Prog magazine, were presented at a ceremony in London's Kew Gardens. Other winners on the night included Marillion (much of who's catalogue is available on Madfish, Kscope's sister label) who were named 'Band of the Year' and Family who won the inaugural 'Storm Thorgerson Grand Design Award' for the 14 CD career spanning boxset.


Tour Dates for 2013
15th - Bristol - Colston Hall - United Kingdom
17th - Wolverhampton - Civic Hall - United Kingdom
18th - Newcastle - City Hall - United Kingdom
20th - London - Royal Albert Hall - United Kingdom
23rd - Nijmegen - Concertgebouw De Vereeniging - Netherlands
24th - Leuven - Het Depot - Belgium
26th - Bremen - Pier 2 - Germany
27th - Bielefeld - Ringlokschuppen - Germany
28th - Hannover - Theatre am Aegi - Germany
30th - Dresden - Alter Schlachthof - Germany

November
1st - Leipzig - Theatrefabrik - Germany
2nd - Vienna - Gasometer - Austria
3rd - Erlangen - Heinrich Lades Halle - Germany
5th - Lyon - Le Transbordeur - France
6th - Bordeaux - Rock School Barbey - France
8th - Madrid - Auditorium Principe Felipe - Spain
10th - Marseille - Espace Julien - France
12th - Lausanne - Les Docks - Switzerland
13th - Bologna - Duse Theatre - Italy
14th - Padova - Geox Theatre - Italy
22nd - Luebeck - Rolling Stone Weekender - Germany
23rd - Aarhus - Train - Denmark
24th - Gothenburg - Tradgarn - Sweden
26th - Helsinki - The Circus - Finland
29th - Poznan - MTP2 Hall - Poland
30th - Zabrze - House Of Music And Dance -- Poland 

To buy tickets, visit: www.stevenwilsonhq.com/sw/tour-dates/

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Steven Wilson - The Birthday Party (from Drive Home)

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In Waves (NOW on ITUNES!!)

Keep Quiet

Between the Buried and Me "Memory Palace" from the album "Coma Ecliptic"

Between the Buried and Me "Memory Palace"

Martinis at Midnight

Lullaby

"Baltimore Badasses" Rome Apart tear it up in a dedication to the Baltimore Ravens.

Rome Apart 98 Rock 1-25-2013

Available on iTunes now!

Vocals: Stephen Bazzell
Guitars: Jeremy Hayes and Dan Douglass
Bass: Danny Mays
Drums: Fran Interlandi
Produced and Mixed by Jeremy Hayes
Mastered by Brad Blackwood

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Ghost Radio - Call This Even (ft Stephen Bazzell)

Baltimore based Progressive Metal artists Rome Apart pride themselves in their high energy and power-packed live shows. Showcasing their unique blend of what they jokingly refer to as "the layman's progressive metal," the band taps into musical elements and influences that not only span the genre but destroy all boundaries entirely. Their balance of electronica and tech-metal is easy to digest yet laden with finger bending riffs.

Sharing the stage with such acts as Protest the Hero, The Devin Townsend Project, The Ocean, Symphony X, He Is Legend, and All That Remains, Rome Apart fulfills the elusive goal of delivering a lethal dose of melodic technicality and brutality.

Currently, the band is hard at work promoting their third release, "Transmissions," which has been noted as being the heaviest and most complex work they have produced to date. A concept album sure to strike chords with all mankind, Transmissions is available worldwide on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify, Rhapsody, and more. 

The bands debut album, "Others," pays homage to their progressive roots with songs like "Swan Song" and "Connections" while the epic "The Rift" dives violently into the murky waters of drone and death metal. Initially released via the internet as a free download in late 2006, "Others" later became available from the bands iTunes store page.

Their 2009 follow up album, "Self," took to a greater contrast by infusing the polar extremes of progressive metal and electronica. The concept album, based on the struggles to remain true to yourself, is comprised of moments of brutality seamlessly married with drifting ambiance.

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