Award-winning

progressive/metal innovators TesseracT

release their new album Polaris. We

speak to guitarist James Monteith about what makes this new album (their first

for Kscope) different from the predecessors.Plus: how to vote for Steven Wilson

in the Classic Rock magazine awards, and details of a new album from Norweigan

art-rock masters, the mighty Gazpacho.

ORDER

ALBUM:

UK & Europe: bit.ly/1IjRAHn

North America: bit.ly/1KLUuHU

Australia: bit.ly/1SVJZng

Digital iTunes:  smarturl.it/Polaris_Digital

Digital Amazon: smarturl.it/Polaris_AmazonMP3

CHECK OUT THE VIDEO FOR SURVIVAL: bit.ly/1NJ8wwt

www.kscopemusic.com/tesseract

Welcome to the Kscope Podcast vinyl

special.Vinyl sales are on the up according to the latest music industry

report* - it seems an increasing number of music fans are

craving a tangible product with original artwork and high quality audio; the

format has experienced a major revival in the last few years with worldwide

sales increasing from 3.1 million in 2006 to over 23 million last year

- we’ve always been keen on premium vinyl records with big statement

artwork over at Kscope, as you know, it suits our artists and fans.

 

As well as the beautiful vinyl LPs

already released on Kscope and new ones to come, the label is currently going

through many reissue projects remastering and rereleasing many fan

favourite albums from artists’ catalogues which either hadn’t been released

before on vinyl, or are new to Kscope…you’ll hear a few of them here.

 

Check out the Kscope Heavyweight LP

catalogue via the Kscope Store: www.kscopemusic.com/vinyl

 

 

 

TRACKS:

Crippled Black Phoenix – ‘We Forgotten

Who We Are’ (from I, Vigilante) 

Mick Karn -

All You Have’ (from Three Part Species)

Mick Karn - ‘Never Thought’ (from More Better Different) 

Mick Karn - ‘The Salmon of Knowledge’

(from Each Eye a Path)

Lunatic Soul – ‘Out on a Limb’ (from Lunatic

Soul) 

Gazpacho - ‘Mary Celeste’ (from March

of Ghosts) 

The Pineapple Thief - ‘137’ (from 137)

 

 

*http://we.tl/p5Kjefz8Op (pp38/39)

Episode

65 is the 2015 Summer Special!

New releases

from Steven Wilson and Tesseract,

Music,

video news and tour news from The Pineapple Thief and Sweet Billy

Pilgrim,

A

striped-back Anathema track and a full-blown closer from The

Receiver.

Plus, a reminder to VOTE KSCOPE in the Progressive Music

awards

Grab

a sorbet!

Vote

in the Progressive Music Awards here http://awards.prog.teamrock.com/

When

I’m 64!

Welcome

to the Kscope Podcast – episode 64.

It’s high

time we tuned into The Receiver, the new Kscope signings, all

the way from Columbus, Ohio and heard from their brand new album ‘All Burn’.

Plus, we’ll hear a track from the other new bugs Sweet Billy

Pilgrim and the first of a series of Kscope releases from the late,

great Mick Karn.

Plus..

VOTE KSCOPE* in the

Progressive Music Awards!

Twitter @KscopeMusic @TheBillyReeves

*Vote

in the Progressive Music Awards here http://awards.prog.teamrock.com/

Welcome back to the Kscope podcast.  

NEW FRIENDS: Mercury music prize nominees Sweet Billy Pilgrim have joined Kscope, and their new album ‘Motorcade Amnesiacs’ is out right now! Meet Tim and Jana. 

OLD BUDDIES: There’s a brand new live album from Norway’s gentlemen of Prog Gazpacho hear Thomas’s ambitions for the ‘Night Of The Demon’ DVD. 

PLUS, the ultra-rare Sweet Billy Pilgrim remix of the Steven Wilson classic ‘Insurgentes’

With your host @TheBillyReeves

also, follow @KscopeMusic on twitter

Hello.

It’s a spring thing. It’s the Kscope

Podcast Episode 62. Featuring:

NEW

from Nordic Giants – two massive

tracks from a the awe-inspiring new album

A Séance of Dark Delusions & an exclusive message-poem, a catch-up with

Thomas from Gazpacho about their

live concert DVD and its potential audience, a quick chat with new signings the

Mercury Music Prize-nominated

Sweet Billy Pilgrim (and an album

teaser ahead of a full interview & tracks next time out) and a stone-cold

Klassic from Crippled Black Phoenix.

Sniff

the blossoms...

Hello!

Welcome to the Kscope Podcast.

Gavin

Harrison, Porcupine Tree’s drummer, has taken time out

from working with King Crimson to record a contemporary jazz album, based on his

love of brass arranging; using as its source material his favourite Porcupine

Tree songs, melodies and leitmotifs.

The

result is astonishing; a kind of heavy rock Lalo Schifrin, and Gavin explains

the influences behind the project in an exclusive interview

here.

Plus you'll

hear some of the pieces on ‘Cheating the

Polygraph’.

Continuing

the Steven Wilson theme you’ll hear a track from the new

North Atlantic Oscillation ‘Glare’ EP, a Wilson remix

of ‘Wires’ (released to  coincide with the band’s mini-tour, and

talking of concerts… two tracks from Kscope concert –movie albums from

Katatonia & Nosound.

Enjoy!! Billy Reeves (Twitter: @TheBillyReeves @KscopeMusic)

Hand. Cannot. Erase.’ Is the much-anticipated 4th solo album from one

of rock music’s most interesting characters, Steven Wilson.

You’ll

hear four tracks from the LP and an in-depth interview with the man himself, on

his style, why it would be “melodramatic” to split up his much-loved band Porcupine Tree, and how this is his

most “conceptual” album to date.

This

is a man who sells out the Royal Albert Hall; this is an album that the UK

national newspaper the Guardian gave

5 stars. This record demands your attention. It's out now.

Also,

we’ll hear from Anders Nystrom of

Swedish rock giants Katatonia, recorded at the London Union Chapel aftershow, a

gorgeous concert which is now coming out as a concert film on Blu-Ray, Vinyl and

CD/DVD-d.