Wilson, Steven

No question about it! Whenever Steven Wilson goes on tour, it's pretty much a given that you have to catch him live at least once! On the current "To The Bone" tour, with his perfectionism and flawless execution, he disarmed, enchanted and…

On his latest studio outing, "To the Bone," Steven Wilson once again proves his incredible eclecticism as a composer and arranger, hopping across genre borders with ease while still staying true to himself.

The prog rock visionary made our night in Trieste with a fantastic show, treating us to a generous helping of choice standards from different chapters of his magnificent musical career.

Steven Wilson made sure that everyone at Graz's Orpheum will remember his show for a long time. With outstanding musicians, projections, great stage lighting, and varied, epic songs, his gig was a proper little spectacle.

The workaholic patron saint of modern prog rock isn't slowing down. With "4 ½," his fans will have a much easier time waiting for the maestro's next studio album.

»Transcience« is a pretty unnecessary double LP that will only interest Wilson's most devoted followers, since apart from the freshly re-recorded version of »Lazarus« it brings nothing new to the table.

Steven Wilson remains the guiding light of modern progressive rock even after the excellent »Hand. Cannot. Erase«, an album where, while blending a wide range of musical influences, he uses a moving concept to put forward some very welcome…

Steven Wilson and his seasoned crew of super-virtuosos took us on a wonderful journey through the many sonic twists and turns of Wilson's current studio masterpiece during an outstanding Vienna show. Along the way they threw in a few…

Steven Wilson didn't disappoint. He showed up in the most professional light possible, backed by outstanding musicians you don't get to see every day.

"The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories)" is Wilson's best solo album to date and yet another entry in an unbroken run of modern progressive rock masterpieces, once again confirming this versatile musician and producer as the…

"Grace for Drowning" isn't a progressive rock album. "Grace for Drowning" isn't even a music album "per se". "Grace for Drowning" is simply art.