Podcast appearances and mentions of colin edwin

In this episode we were lucky enough to catch up with two Kscope artists who both have new music to share with us.  Firstly, we hear from Iamthemorning's virtuoso pianist Gleb Kolyadin who is celebrating the release of his solo album Mobula which takes listeners on a journey through cosmic landscapes, where imagination transforms the ordinary.  Then our host Billy Reeves chats with Colin Edwin (ex Porcupine Tree) about the upcoming album from his band O.R.k, who have been teasing this release with singles for the last 6 months so it really is a long awaited release!  The new album Firehose of Falsehoods marks another chapter in the band's ever-evolving exploration of progressive, alternative, and art rock and captures O.R.k.'s signature mix of spontaneity, intricacy, and supreme musicianship.

A VERY Special edition this week guys as we have a lovely chat with Colin Edwin lined up for you. In addition, some stellar sounds from the wonderful and wacky world of prog !!!  Have a fabulous day, Steve & Lou  xx   This time. Everon – Until We Meet Again Red Bazar – When The World Burns ORK – 16000 Days The Flower Kings – How Can You Leave Us Now ? Haken – Beneath The White Rainbow (Live) Glass Hammer – Terminal Lucidity Dim Gray – Murals Don Airey – Moon Rising Ghost Of The Machine – Keepers Of The Light Tangerine Dream – Tangram Part 2 Steve Hackett – Supper's Ready Yes – The Revealing Science Of God (Live) Colin Edwin interview Porcupine Tree – Halo (abridged)

In this bumper episode we hear from Colin Edwin of O.R.k about their latest run of releases and since we also spoke to Richard Barbieri we took the opportunity to talk to them both about their time in Porcupine Tree and what it was like during the making of Fear Of A Blank Planet, a timely chat ahead of the release of and a 116 page hardback book 5 disc edition packed with rarities. Plus, Andy, Phil and Clark from the newest band to the label, Ihlo, talk to Billy Reeves about their excitement of having their debut album “Union” get the Kscope treatment with a beautiful CD and double LP out this week which is remastered by Acle Kahney of TesseracT. Ihlo are on tour this Autumn and getting along to see that will be a decision you will not regret!    

Celebrated composer and guitarist Jon Durant joins us on this episode of Big Blend Radio's TOAST TO THE ARTS podcast where he discusses his new album "Momentarily." It's an amalgamation of transcultural, jazz-related styles, that gives way to euphoric, universally relatable grooves and soundscapes. A trio recording featuring Durant alongside longtime musical partners Colin Edwin (bass) and Andi Pupato (drums/percussion), both legends in their own right, this musical jewel showcases rare mastery through individually compelling tracks and comprehensive arc.More at https://jondurant.bandcamp.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Celebrated composer and guitarist Jon Durant joins us on this episode of Big Blend Radio's TOAST TO THE ARTS podcast where he discusses his new album "Momentarily." It's an amalgamation of transcultural, jazz-related styles, that gives way to euphoric, universally relatable grooves and soundscapes.  A trio recording featuring Durant alongside longtime musical partners Colin Edwin (bass) and Andi Pupato (drums/percussion), both legends in their own right, this musical jewel showcases rare mastery through individually compelling tracks and comprehensive arc. More at https://jondurant.bandcamp.com/ 

YENZ STRUTZ LEAD SINGER/SONGWRITER/BASSIST AND FOUNDER OF GERMAN PROGRESSIVE ROCK GROUP CRYSTAL PALACE ZOOM TV SPECIAL EVENT ON INTERVIEWING THE LEGENDS Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of Interviewing the Legends I'm your host Ray Shasho. Crystal Palace were founded in Berlin, Germany, in the early 1990s. The band received worldwide attention with the release of the Best-of-CD “Through the Years” in (2005), enabling Crystal Palace to perform live regularly with other international artists at various festivals in Europe. In 2011, divergent musical interests emerged within the band, resulting in a new line-up. This line-up turned out to be creative and harmonious, enabling the band to go on tour with the well-known German progressive rock band RPWL. The band recorded the album “The System of Events” in early 2013 with guest artists Colin Edwin of (Porcupine Tree) and Kalle Wallner and Yogi Lang of (RPWL). Crystal Palace was eventually signed by German label “Gentle Art of Music”. In 2016 the band's most successful album until that point, “Dawn Of Eternity”, was released. The album reached #17 in the International AOR-charts. Crystal Palace released “Scattered Shards” in 2018. The band changed labels and decided to go with Progressive Promotion. An important reason for this change was to show that the band can arrange their music without prominent support. The sound of the band is characterized by melodic passages and instrumentally well worked-out themes that, when listened to carefully, entice the listener to sink into a pleasurable musical experience with their own imaginative thoughts. The most recent release by Crystal Palace is Still There. PLEASE WELCOME LEAD SINGER /BASS PLAYER AND FOUNDING MEMBER OF GERMAN PROGRESSIVE ROCK GROUP CRYSTAL PALACE YENZ STRUTZ TO INTERVIEWING THE LEGENDS …   PURCHASE THE LATEST RELEASE BY CRYSTAL PALACE entitled STILL THERE At https://crystal-palace-music.bandcamp.com/album/still-there   FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT CRYSTAL PALACE VISIT www.crystalpalacemusic.de Official website www.facebook.com/people/Crystal-Palace-Music/100063605170593 Facebook www.youtube.com/@crystal-palace-music YouTube www.crystalpalacemusic.de/bandcamp Crystal Palace Bandcamp   CRYSTAL PALACE DISCOGRAPHY ON THE EDGE OF THE WORLD 1995 DEMON IN YOU 2001 PSYCHEDELIC SLEEP 2003 ACOUSTIC YEARS … SONGS FROM THE BUTTERFLYROOM 2006 RESET 2010 THE SYSTEM OF EVENTS 2013 DAWN OF ETERNITY 2016 SCATTERED SHARDS 2018 STILL THERE 2022   LIVE RELEASES UNPLUGGED BY THE SHADOW 2002 ALIVE IN THE CROWD PURE 2012 SCATTERED OVER EUROPE 2021   Support us on PayPal!

Solénoïde (17.07.2023) - Dégustez sans modération ‘Inland Sea', l'envoûtant album de Stephan Micus qui nous offre un voyage sonore inédit entre Tadjikistan, Espagne, Maroc et Suède ! Les ingrédients sont cinq nyckelharpas percussives, une chord zither, une flûte shakuhachi et la voix majestueuse du maître. Entrez ensuite en résonance avec ‘Magnetic', album passionnant du producteur/musicien londonien Gaudi, utilisant des sons du catalogue RareNoise et des contributions d'artistes de renom tels que Bill Laswell, Colin Edwin, Steve Jansen... Ce projet audacieux dissout les frontières musicales avec un casting d'artistes talentueux. Enfin, Carl Craig, l'icône de la techno de Detroit revisitera dans son album "Versus" des joyaux classiques dans des versions révolutionnaires. Ce projet scelle l'union entre l'univers froid/mécanique de la techno underground et celui plus organique et sensible de la musique classique avec l'Orchestre des Siècles. Un véritable cadeau d'InFiné pour célébrer les dix ans du label, reflétant sa philosophie d'hybridation entre les genres.

Consider the guitar, spacefans. it's arguably our most ubiquitous instrument. These days, it comes in many varieties: acoustic and electric, folk and classical, nylon and steel string, slide and electronic—to name a few. And when it comes to creating ambient music, the kind of guitar matters quite a bit. Acoustic guitar tends toward classic tunings and slow tempos, with conservative use of effects; electric guitar is almost the opposite, with aggressive use of effects, feedback, and modifiers. And though the results vary widely, it's still recognizable as a guitar. But with the electronic guitar, you might never know the sound came from a guitar at all—the instrument has been redefined, dematerialized, and effectively disappeared. The guitar becomes a playable "user interface"—a familiar way to control synthesizers and other electronics. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, the evolving world of the ambient guitar, on a program called TRANSLUCENT GUITARS. Music is by TOM CAUFIELD, COLIN EDWIN & JON DURANT, CRAIG PADILLA & MARVIN ALLEN, JOHN GREGORIUS, DARSHAN AMBIENT, ROBIN GUTHRIE, HAMMOCK, CARL WEINGARTEN, JUHA-MATTI RAUTIAINEN, JEFF PEARCE, and DELAY TACTICS. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

A long chat on the Kscope sofa with COLIN EDWIN, who you may know best as the bassist of PORCUPINE TREE as there's a new O.R.k. album out entitled SCREAMNASIUM out now. The band features award-winning vocalist/composer LEF, KING CRIMSON's PAT MASTELOTTO and the unique guitar of CARMELO PIPITONE as well as Col's bottom end.   We hear what happened re: Colin's exclusion from PORCUPINE TREE and how he feels about it, why the new O.R.k. set turned out how it did, what happens to Pat at border control, and our genial host BILLY REEVES hears “Einstürzende Neubauten” spoken out loud for the first time ever. Plus new music from KLONE, EMPYRE, JOHNATHAN HULTÉN and a half-speed master from GAZPACHO…

O.R.k are a brilliantly pieced together rock outfit featuring former Porcupine Tree member Colin Edwin (bass), celebrated Italian vocalist, producer, and award-winning film score composer Lorenzo Esposito Fornasari a.k.a LEF (lead vocals), King Crimson's Pat Mastelotto (drums) and Marta Sui Tubi's Carmelo Pipitone (guitars).By entering a fresh and tantalising sonic plane through clever use of experimentation in their music, O.R.k recently released their fourth studio album Screamnasium, an epicly grandioise slab of rock that captures the band at the peak of their career.Edwin sat down with HEAVY recently to talk about the album."We were really happy with Ramagehead, which was our previous album," he began. "I felt it was going to be really tough to better that. You don't wanna do something that isn't as strong as what you've done before, so it felt a bit... We wanted to do another record but are we gonna be able to bring it all down and make it happen and make it as solid as the previous one? I think we achieved that. It's sonically better. It's more direct, it's got more emotion in it. It's an album that I would say is our best one, and I also think it's the album we've been trying to make since we first started, if that makes sense. It's like, everybody's at their peak creatively."In the full interview, Colin talks more about Screamnasium, what they were going for musically with the album, the artwork and what it represents, having Grammy award winning vocalist Elisa on one of the songs, the use of cellist Jo Quail and what she brought to the structure, how O.R.k have changed musically over their four album career and more.

In der heutigen Podcast-Folge spreche ich über die vielleicht "bekannteste unbekannte" Band, die es im modernen Rock & Metal gibt: Porcupine Tree! Die als Soloprojekt vom britischen Musiker Steven Wilson gestartete Band hat mit "Closure/Continuation" nach 13 Jahren quasi wie aus dem Nichts ein neues Album veröffentlicht, mit dem niemand gerechnet hatte. Ein Grund mehr, diese wirklich kreative und progressive Band mal womöglich neuen Musikhörern vorzustellen! Ich spreche in dieser Folge über die Studioalben und weltklasse Songs, die Steven Wilson, Richard Barbieri, Gavin Harrison, Colin Edwin und Chris Maitland zusammen aufgenommen haben. Viel Spaß beim (Wieder)entdecken einer Band, die es meiner Meinung nach längst verdient hat, noch bekannter zu werden! In today's podcast episode I talk about maybe the "best known unknown" band that exists in modern rock & metal: Porcupine Tree! The band started as a solo project of British musician Steven Wilson and (at the time of this recording) has just released their totally unexpected comeback album "Closure/Continuation" after 12-13 years of hiatus! One more reason to introduce this really creative and progressive band to a new audience! In this episode I talk about the studio albums and world class songs that Steven Wilson, Richard Barbieri, Gavin Harrison, Colin Edwin and Chris Maitland recorded together. Have fun (re)discovering a band that, in my opinion, has long deserved to be even better known! Song of the day: Porcupine Tree - Arriving Somewhere But Not Here (https://youtu.be/Kpeip2B8l2E) All 'Song of the day' choices in one Spotify playlist ► https://bit.ly/TGP_OST Dieser Podcast ist indirekt Teil meines bilingualen YouTube-Kanals German with VlogDave (youtube.com/VlogDave) mit mehr als 50000+ internationalen Abonnenten. Alle erwähnten Songtitel + Artwork © Porcupine Tree. Hier findest du eine Übersicht, wo der "The German Podcast" verfügbar ist, inklusive des RSS Feeds. Dir gefällt THE GERMAN PODCAST? Cool! Auf meiner Patreon-Seite (https://www.patreon.com/thegermanpodcast) kannst du diesen Podcast mit nur 5€/Monat direkt unterstützen und hilfst, regelmäßige Folgen zu ermöglichen! Folge mir auf Social Media, um keine neue Folge zu verpassen (und einfach, weil du verdammt neugierig bist): ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegermanpodcast/ ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/germanpodcast_ ► Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thegermanpodcast ► Discord: https://discord.gg/9DJatfyJgN Du möchtest mir eine E-Mail schreiben? Gerne: thegermanpodcast[ at ]web[ dot ]de Mein Podcast Equipment (*Affiliate-Links; pro Bestellungen über diese Links bekomme ich von Amazon ein paar Cent Provision. Für dich ändert sich nichts, der Preis ist dadurch nicht höher. Vielen Dank für diese indirekte Form der Unterstützung!): Mic* ► Shure SM7B (https://amzn.to/3uvrJeV) Preamp* ► Cloudlifter CL-1 (https://amzn.to/3tzQHsd) Audio Interface* ► Steinberg UR 22 (https://amzn.to/2jGZs4V) Audio Recording & Editing ► Audacity, Adobe Audition Impressum: https://bit.ly/Impressum_LegalDetails © The German Podcast

KSCOPE IN CONCERT (and afterparty!) A.K.A. Kscope Podcast 147: midsummer bumper Golden Hour. ..being a trip around the world (with a small carbon footprint) to hear, in the flesh, your Kscope favourites live on stage. we're off to The U.S.A., Mexico, Norway, Bulgaria, the Netherlands and - Shepherd's Bush... ...with Steven Wilson, Anathema, The Pineapple Thief, Blackfield, Porcupine Tree, Katatonia, Paul Draper of Mansun, Ulver, and No Man. PLUS, a bit of grooving and chat (with Colin Edwin of Porcupine Tree & O.R.k.) at the afterparty; a “playback” of the new Kscope singles... STARRING, LIVE ON STAGE: THE PINEAPPLE THIEF with ‘Nothing at Best' from Where We Stood (London) ANATHEMA WITH THE PLOVDIV PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA with ‘Closer' from Universal (Plovdiv) BLACKFIELD with ‘Blackfield' from NYC (New York) KATATONIA (feat. Bruce Soord) with ‘Day' from Sanctitude (London) PAUL DRAPER OF MANSUN with ‘Feeling My Heart Run Slow' from Live at Scala (London) PORCUPINE TREE with ‘Fear of a Blank Planet' from Anesthetize (Tilburg) ULVER with ‘In The Red' from The Norwegian National Opera (Oslo) NO-MAN with ‘All the Blue Changes' from Mixtaped (from Bush Hall, London) AND CLOSING THE SHOW… STEVEN WILSON with ‘Harmony Korine' from Get All You Deserve (Mexico City) (plus, at the after party, a chat with Colin Edwin, the new single from his band O.R.k. entitled ‘As I Leave' and Ed Wynne of Ozric Tentacles new single ‘Seen The Sun' from his forthcoming album Tumbling Through The Floativerse) For more on the Kscope podcast visit http://www.kscopemusic.com/podcasts FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA FACEBOOK http://www.facebook.com/Kscopemusic​​ INSTAGRAM http://www.instagram.com/kscopemusic TWITTER http://www.twitter.com/kscopemusic​​ WEBSITE http://www.kscopemusic.com #podcast #newmusic #porcupinetree #Blackfield #thepineapplethief #anathema #ozrictentacles #katatonia #pauldraper #mansun #ulver #noman #stevenwilson #colinedwin

Signify es el cuarto álbum de estudio de la banda inglesa de rock progresivo Porcupine Tree, editado por primera vez en septiembre de 1996. Es el primer disco en el que el compositor principal de la banda, Steven Wilson, se rodea de más músicos para la grabación de un trabajo. Estos músicos son Richard Barbieri (teclado), Colin Edwin (bajo) y Chris Maitland (batería). Fue re-editado en 2003 en el sello Snapper Music con un disco extra que contiene pistas no incluidas en la edición original y que fueron grabadas en las sesiones de grabación de Signify, con el nombre de Insignificance. 

This week I'm sitting down to talk bass with one of the greatest bass players of modern prog rock: Colin Edwin. Colin Edwin is most well known as bass player in Porcupine Tree, one of the biggest prog bands of the last 30 years that split up in 2010. He's also played with Henry Fool, Tim Bowness, O.R.k and has also released four of his own solo album including his latest 2020 release Infinite Regress. In this interview Colin gives us an insight into his musical background and jazz influences as well as his interest in odd time signatures, playing with Gavin Harrison and much more. You can follow Talkingbass on social media: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TalkingBassVideo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/talkingbasslessons

In this episode of MRC, I jump into a musical genre a bit outside my usual comfort zone. Eternal Return is an interesting new post-rock/ambient/experimental project that entered my radar because of the involvement of Porcupine Tree bassist Colin Edwin. The five musicians in Eternal Return all started the project while living in different countries and got together in Germany to record the album before the pandemic.  The core of the group is the ambient duo Dogon (Paul Godwin and Miguel Noya), along with Edwin, Estonian guitarist Robert Jürjendal, and drummer Miguel Toro. I spoke with Paul, Robert, and Miguel Noya about the making of this record, its theme of nomadism, and their process.  You can check them out on Spotify or other streaming services, and visit their Bandcamp site here. I appreciate you listening! Please hit the like button and leave a rating/review on your podcast service of choice. You can read my Michael's Record Collection newsletter for free by signing up here. Follow MRC on Twitter, like MRC on Facebook, and check out my Instagram.

I'm back at the helm of 101 Dimensions this weekend and here's what I have lined up for our listening pleasure:1. Aphex Twin – Phlange Phace; Dodeccaheedron; Analogue Bubblebath 1; and Metapharstic (20:51) (from the album Classics, 1995)2. Oliver Wakeman with Steve Howe – Ages of Magick; Mind Over Matter; The Forgotten King; The Storyteller; and The Whales Last Dance (21:14) (from the album The 3 Ages Of Magick, 2001)3. Edgar Froese – Pinnacles (21:54) (from the album Pinnacles, 1983)4. Colin Edwin and Lorenzo Feliciati – Tin Can; Severing Suns; Bedroom Corner; and Future Echo (19:02) (from the album Twinscapes Vol. 2 – A Modern Approach To The Dancefloor, 2018)5. Rob Harvey – Idun; and Fortitude (25:07) (from the album Rainsong, 2012)I hope you will join me!Until next time, be well...and Prog On!T

Solénoïde (27.07.2020) - Laissez-vous guider par deux fines gâchettes de la basse électrique ! Dans "Twinscapes", l’australien Colin Edwin (Porcupine Tree) et l’italien Lorenzo Feliciati (Naked Truth) élargissent la palette harmonique et rythmique de l’instrument, n’hésitant pas à lui administrer différents effets et traitements digitaux. Bonifiée par les participations de 2 batteurs, d’un saxophoniste et d’un trompettiste – Nils Petter Molvaer – cette expérience défie les classifications et ravira les adeptes de fusion créative et intrépide… Pilier de la folk Lo-fi, Bill Callahan, présente un étrange album "Have Fun with God". Au-delà du titre ironique de ce disque, ce qui interpelle est le fait d’entendre des ballades folk remixées sur le mode dub. Et à notre connaissance, il s’agit là du premier exercice du genre. Le polonais Jacaszek fera une nouvelle incursion dans le registre des musiques sacrées avec "Piesni", un disque où, entre ballade angélique et incantations monastiques, l’auditeur traverse sans frémir un brouillard de perturbations sonores habilement contrôlées. Et dans le secteur des musiques illustratives, le label berlinois Grautag présente "Neukalm" du français Christian Vialard, un double vinyle de compositions basées sur des pulsations hypnotiques constellées de subtilités mélodiques.

Today's special Easter Big Blend Radio podcast features Nicole Holcombe who explains the art and folk history behind Pysanky (Ukrainian Easter Eggs), an ancient wax-resistant technique that originated in Eastern Europe. It was recorded on site at the 40th Annual Folk Festivals Louisiana Folklife Center(NSULA) held in July 2019 in Natchitoches, Louisiana the oldest settlement in Louisiana. More: https://blendradioandtv.com/listing/pysanky-ukrainian-easter-eggsFeatured music on this episode is “Walking Wheel” from the new album “Colin Edwin, Jon Durant Inna Kovtun” that features traditional Ukrainian and Slavic folk elements alongside slices of modern electronica, prog rock, and a full range of deep atmospherics. More: https://blendradioandtv.com/listing/colin-edwin-jon-durant-inna-kovtun/

This special Easter Big Blend Radio podcast was recorded on site at the 40th Annual Natchitoches-NSU Folk Festival held in July 2019 in Natchitoches, the oldest settlement in Louisiana. The interview features Nicole Holcombe who explains the art and folk history behind Pysanky (Ukrainian Easter Eggs), an ancient wax-resistant technique that originated in Eastern Europe. The designs and colors are symbolic of wishes for wealth, health, fertility, long life, happiness and other good wishes for the person destined to receive the egg. Ukrainian legend has it that as long as pysanky are made or given, the world will continue to exist.Have fun with our Pysanky Online Jigsaw Puzzle. Featured music on this episode is “Walking Wheel” from the new album “Colin Edwin, Jon Durant, Inna Kovtun” that features traditional Ukrainian and Slavic folk elements alongside slices of modern electronica, prog rock, and a full range of deep atmospherics.  

In this month’s podcast, ‘In Absentia’ by Porcupine Tree gets the deluxe edition treatment, giving Billy Reeves the perfect excuse to probe Richard Barbieri, Gavin Harrison and Colin Edwin on the odds of a reunion and who is the only member of YES who was nice to them.  Plus solo work from Jonathan Hultén, Iamthemorning’s Mariana Semkina and some Grand Theft Auto V courtesy of Tangerine Dream. Tracklisting Porcupine Tree – ‘Trains’, ‘Blackest Eyes’ and ‘Sound of Muzak’ (from In Absentia) https://kscopemusic.com/artists/porcupinetree/ Tangerine Dream – ‘Los Santos City Map’ (from Recurring Dreams) https://kscopemusic.com/artists/tangerinedream/ Jonathan Hultén – ‘Wasteland’ (from Chants from Another Place) https://kscopemusic.com/artists/jonathanhulten/ Mariana Semkina – ‘Still Life’ (from Sleepwalking) https://kscopemusic.com/artists/marianasemkina/  

This week on Prog-Watch my special guest is Colin Edwin, who is perhaps best known as the bassist for Porcupine Tree and O.R.k.! Colin and I chat about his illustrious career, and along the way I'll be spinning lots of great music from his time with Porcupine Tree, his current band O.R.k., his collaboration with Lorenzo Feliciati, and his solo career, including a couple from his brand new album Infinite Regress!

My Album Of The Week : InMotion by InVertigo from Germany. Also including music from : Porcupine Tree, Guranfoe, Seven Steps To The Green Door, Coreign, Diagonal, Times Up, Silhouette ( The First 3 Feature ), Grey Lady Down, Flaming Row & Colin Edwin

This episode of Big Blend Radio features guitarist Jon Durant. Following their critically acclaimed, long-running instrumental collaboration Burnt Belief, Colin Edwin (bass) and Jon Durant (guitars) have joined forces again on their new self-titled album, along with pre-eminent Ukrainian vocalist Inna Kovtun. It's no mistake that the album cover image features a bridge, as the band draws on their past experiences to blending seemingly unrelated musical environments.In particular, listeners will discover traditional Ukrainian and Slavic folk elements alongside slices of modern electronica, prog rock, and a full range of deep atmospherics. More at https://edwindurantkovtun.rocks/Thanks to the National Parks Arts Foundation for sponsoring this episode. See: https://www.nationalparksartsfoundation.org/

This episode of Big Blend Radio features guitarist Jon Durant who discusses his new album, "Colin Edwin + Jon Durant + Inna Kovtun."  Following their critically acclaimed, long-running instrumental collaboration Burnt Belief, Colin Edwin (bass) and Jon Durant (guitars) have joined forces again on their new self-titled album, along with pre-eminent Ukrainian vocalist Inna Kovtun. It’s no mistake that the album cover image features a bridge, as the band draws on their past experiences to blending seemingly unrelated musical environments.In particular, listeners will discover traditional Ukrainian and Slavic folk elements alongside slices of modern electronica, prog rock, and a full range of deep atmospherics. Thanks to the National Parks Arts Foundation for sponsoring this episode.

Podcast 108 – Mansun 'Six' interview with Paul Draper The “stupidest album ever released by a pop group” according to chart-topping singer-songwriter Paul Draper, is his own sophomore effort ‘Six’ from his band Mansun. Hear Paul’s memories  of a sprawling literate-prog meisterwerk  paid for by The Beatles’ label; The Doctor from Doctor Who, the world’s leading glass orchestra, and Eric Clapton’s beans on toast. Does he like it, 21 years on? “It’s too early to say”, apparently… You'll hear music from 'Six', (4-disc book-set OUT NOW) plus forthcoming BRAND NEW releases spun herein from Gong, Daniel Tompkins (from TesseracT) and a track from the new album from Porcupine Tree’s Colin Edwin – i.e. O.R.k. Oh, and Tom baker too.   On this podcast: Mansun (from Six 21st-anniversary remastered edition) "Tom Baker Takes (Takes 2, 3 & 4 - Unused)" "Fall Out" "Negative" OUT NOW kscopemusic.com/mansun Tangerine Dream – "Machu Piccu" (RSD19 limited vinyl) DUE RECORD STORE DAY kscopemusic.com/td Gong – "The Elemental" (from The Universe Also Collapses) DUE 10TH MAY kscopemusic.com/gong Daniel Tompkins – "Saved feat. Acle Kahney" (from Castles) DUE 31ST MAY kscopemusic.com/dt O.R.k. – "Signals Erased" (from Ramagehead) OUT NOW kscopemusic.com/ork

Mumbai based guitar virtuoso Prateek Rajagopal discusses his debut album “Scavenger” featuring Colin Edwin of “Porcupine Tree.” Popularly known for being a virtuoso guitarist, budding film composer and writer/producer for death metal legions “Gutslit” and Indian/American prog metal supergroup “The Minerva Conduct,” his interest in genres and art forms beyond metal gave rise to HOIA, inspired by avant-garde, progressive rock, experimental and industrial music. More at https://hoiatv.bandcamp.com/album/scavenger Thanks to www.NationalParksArtsFoundation.org for sponsoring this segment.

ON THIS EPISODE OF BIG BLEND RADIO'S CHAMPAGNE SUNDAYS VARIETY SHOW:- SCAVENGER - Indian guitar virtuoso Prateek Rajagopal discusses his debut album “Scavenger” featuring Colin Edwin of “Porcupine Tree.” Popularly known for being a virtuoso guitarist, budding film composer and writer/producer for death metal legions “Gutslit” and Indian/Amercian prog metal supergroup “The Minerva Conduct,” his interest in genres and art forms beyond metal gave rise to HOIA, inspired by avant-garde, progressive rock, experimental and industrial music.- PORTOVINO - Gunnar and Marisa Hammerbeck, the husband-wife creative team behind PortoVino talk about their stylish PortoVino tote bags and backpacks that discreetly hold and pour 1.5L of your favorite beverage (equivalent to 2 bottles of wine) from a removable, easy to use BPA-free party pouch. Hear about their world travels, and how they support Feed My Starving Children, an organization dedicated to feeding children all over the world.- CHILD OF THE WOODS - Author, culinary instructor and musician Susi Gott Séguret discusses her new book, “Child of the Woods: An Appalachian Odyssey.” Published by Hatherleigh Press, “Child of the Woods” is a uniquely beautiful collection of short stories and observations from Susi’s experiences growing up in the natural settings of rural Appalachia. Hear her songs, “Carolina” and “Ripshin.”Thank you to show sponsors: National Parks Arts Foundation and International Food Wine & Travel Writers Association. www.BigBlendRadio.com

Join Nancy J. Reid and Lisa D. Smith, the mother-daughter travel team and publishers of Big Blend Radio & TV Magazine and Parks & Travel Magazine, for Big Blend Radio’s Champagne Sundays variety show. On This Episode: - Scavenger- Indian guitar virtuoso Prateek Rajagopal discusses his debut album “Scavenger” featuring Colin Edwin of “Porcupine Tree.” Prateek's interest in genres and art forms gives rise to HOIA, inspired by avant-garde, progressive rock, experimental and industrial music. - PortoVino - Gunnar and Marisa Hammerbeck, the husband-wife creative team behind PortoVino talk about their stylish tote bags and backpacks that discreetly hold and pour 1.5L of your favorite beverage (equivalent to 2 bottles of wine) from a removable, easy to use BPA-free party pouch.  - Child of the Woods - Author, culinary instructor and musician Susi Gott Séguret discusses her new book, “Child of the Woods: An Appalachian Odyssey,” a beautiful collection of short stories and observations from her experiences growing up in the natural settings of rural Appalachia. Hear her songs, “Carolina” and “Ripshin.” Thanks to show sponsors: National Parks Arts Foundation (NPAF) and International Food Wine & Travel Writers Association (IFWTWA). 

Join us on Kscope Podcast 107 as we play ‘Wilson, Harrison or Bowness’ with our pal Colin Edwin of O.R.k. and previously of Porcupine Tree. Colin joins your host Billy Reeves to talk about the new album from O.R.k. Ramagehead and the individuals involved; and we get all dewy-eyed about the very early days of Porcupine Tree. PLUS music from Giancarlo Erra, the Ozrics' Ed Wynne (an exclusive remix), iamthemorning & an ultra-rare demo from Mansun too.   On this Podcast:   O.R.k. "Black Blooms" feat. Serj Tankian (System of a Down) (from Ramagehead) OUT NOW kscopemusic.com/ork   Giancarlo Erra "End IV" (from Ends) COMING SOON kscopemusic.com/erra   Ed Wynne "Shim" (F_ck the Zeitgeist remix) (original version from Shim) OUT NOW kscopemusic.com/ed Remix by fu-kthezeitgeist.com   Mansun "When the Wind Blows" (Demo) (from the 21st Anniversary deluxe reissue of Six) kscopemusic.com/man   Iamthemorning "Chalk & Coal" (from Ocean Sounds) kscopemusic.com/iatm   PLUS a tease from GONG’s new album The Universe Also Collapses kscopemusic.com/gong

Colin Edwin, formerly from Porcupine Tree, joins the podcast to talk about his current band O.R.k. and the group's new album 'Ramagehead' which is out now.  We discuss the making of the record, Edwin's other projects and look back at Porcupine Tree.

Solénoïde (19.11.2018) - Solénoïde propose une 'Blender Session’ un peu spéciale puisque nous introduisons un nouveau critère de sélection : celui du partenariat international. L’idée est de s’intéresser à des productions réunissant des artistes de différentes nationalités collaborant aussi bien au sein de groupes établis que lors de réunions musicales éphémères. Cette volonté de s’associer entre musiciens d’origines très diverses est à la base de projets souvent osés et parfois géniaux !

In today's podcast Scott meets Colin Edwin, bassist with Britprog legends Porcupine Tree.

In today's podcast Scott meets Colin Edwin, bassist with Britprog legends Porcupine Tree.

Inspired by the unspoken and hidden truths behind our daily reality, “Emergent” is the third in a trilogy of collaborative works by bassist Colin Edwin (Porcupine Tree/Metallic Taste of Blood/O.R.k etc) and experimental US guitarist Jon Durant, under the working name Burnt Belief.   “Emergent” builds on the duo's previous work whilst still exploring the fundamental aspects that define Burnt Belief's sonic world, namely hypnotic rhythmic elements seamlessly blended with lush guitar led soundscapes and deep ambient atmospherics. “Emergent” also showcases the intense and unpredictable, yet satisfying guitar playing from Durant, who manages to tame elemental, skittish and frequently unsettling tones, by subtly wrapping them in layers of magnetic aura. Drumming throughout is Vinny Sabatino, who brings an inventive, muscular and precise beat to complement Colin Edwin's expansive and expressive fretless and upright basses.