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    PORCUPINE TREE

    Nov 27, 2020 3 minutes
    Illustration: Russell Fairbrother
    Words:
    Jerry Ewing

    was fortunate enough to be made aware of Porcupine Tree back in the early 90s, when Delerium label head Richard Allen contacted me when I was Deputy Editor of . The band had already released their first two albums, (1992) and (1993) and were about to evolve their early psychedelic sound into the realms of space rock, krautrock and eventually the bold progressive rock that saw them cracking the UK Top 30 in the ensuing

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