The Judas Table

Hole

Under the Same Sky

Backfire

Songs of Moors and Misty Fields

Mourners

Third single from the album "Shrine of New Generation Slaves" released January 2013

(P) 2013 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by InsideOut Music

We Got Used To Us

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)

Daniel Cavanagh (from Anathema band) singing (for me!!!)"Nothing else matters" cover. We recorded the song in his  iphone...


Daniel Cavanagh -Nothing Else Matters

Outside the rain keeps falling
On foul soil, dying snow
Melting and transforming
to waters made of woe

Grey clouds brewing idle
the trees can not withstand
What is dead and gone by
is mixing with the sand...

...In the gutter of this spring

Inside the days remain
in a dim and lightless paint
and with the naked branches
the sun did not acquint

What is dead and gone by
and did not yet begin
is flowing to my hand
from the gutter of this spring

Empyrium - In The Gutter Of This Spring

01. You Went So Silent
02. If These Walls Could Speak [feat. Ben Ellis & Jón Aldará]
03. Heaven Was Blind To My Grief
04. A Glimpse Of Sorrow [feat. Pim Blankenstein]
05. The Deep Vast Emptiness
06. Even If I Fall

If These Walls Could Speak

Archive - get out

An extended 6 minute version that was previously released as part of the "Blackfield" digital download single, but I think only in mp3 form (as usual this is full resolution WAV). Blackfield's third album is due for release in March, and there is now a facebook page dedicated to the band at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Blackfield/103704446366593

Blackfield

BLACKFIELD (extended)

Porcupine tree - No reason to live , no reason to die

This is the official Soundcloud account for UK musician Steven Wilson
