Pink Floyd - Marooned

Pink Floyd - WELCOME TO THE MACHINE (front Left)
From the Quadraphonic original audio.

Pink Floyd - WELCOME TO THE MACHINE (front Left)

Pink Floyd- Echoes

A man leaves the East Coast carrying dread, delay, and the feeling that the world around him is half on fire. He drives west through pressure, smoke, storms, gas stations, strangers, and long empty miles, slowly shedding the old instinct to hide from the future. Along the way he survives catastrophe, receives unexpected kindness, has his mind cracked open by one strange merciful night, and begins wanting a life instead of merely escaping one. By the time he reaches California, the road is no longer just a way out. It becomes a way in. The album ends in motion, romance, salt air, and open water, with Catalina standing for joy, risk, freedom, and the choice to go anyway.

Gas Station Gospel

Porcupine Tree - Way Out Of Here . :))

Porcupine Tree Arriving Somewhere But Not Here

The New Album 'Nuit Noire' Available September 02nd, 2016.
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Insomnia

Anathema premiere the first track "Springfield" from new album The Optimist, out now - http://found.ee/The_Optimist

Daniel Cavanagh: "Here we present the song 'Springfield', it’s actually the song that closed our unforgettable Wembley gig with Opeth and it seemed to be a track that just fell into place without much effort. It seemed to do itself. The song forms part of a narrative that runs through The Optimist album, it’s a narrative that begins where A Fine Day To Exit left off. The album is a journey. The songs are ambiguous. There is no right or wrong way to take them. Make of them what you will.”

Anathema’s eleventh full-length The Optimist sees the ambient rockers creating some of the darkest, most challenging and unexpected music the sextet have put their name to.

Anathema, led by brothers Daniel and Vincent Cavanagh, along with drummer John Douglas, singer Lee Douglas, bassist Jamie Cavanagh and drummer/keyboardist Daniel Cardoso began recording The Optimist in the winter of 2016 at Attica Audio in Donegal, Ireland and then finished at Castle Of Doom studios in Glasgow with producer Tony Doogan [Mogwai, Belle & Sebastian, Super Furry Animals] at the helm and was mastered at the legendary Abbey Road Studios.

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Porcupine Tree Arriving Somewhere But Not Here

Saptarshi Chatterjee