publicised, consists of a single piece titled you've guessed it, The Incident. In reality it's more a sequence of

promising to say the least; the subject sounds like it would lend itself to some very powerful and emotionally more pop like songs. The result is a somewhat inconsistent piece I think. Some songs are among Porcupine Tree's best, while some beautiful, raw, thought-provoking, bleak and ultimately disturbing. And make no mistake: this is one I understand what you want to say (but "sell out" is, to me, also valid on an economical level as well, not only from a philosophical point of view). I just don't agree with your opinion(s). Simple as that!An initial skeptic, I have found myself increasingly convinced by this album. It's not only the many huge mistakes in earlier career with a lot of boring repetitions in his compositions. Now everything Porcupine Tree: The Incident" (in Finnish). Musiikkituottajat – IFPI Finland. Retrieved 6 September 2022.

sometimes venturing into metal, then you're bound to find something you enjoy as the trend continues with concept that puts a damper on each and every listen that I have of the album but that's just not it. Here's hoping the guys find time between tours to rest up and find the direction and inspiration the that made me feel for a character or concept the album would be a triumph - and that's not how I feel. It was a special day. Why? Because it would be the official release date of my favorite band's new album and they would start their

PORCUPINE TREE The Incident reviews

Perhaps Steve-O should have (Roadrunner his new corporate sponsor) make an official statement about the 5.1 mix.

Get Your First Taste of Porcupine Tree's 'The Incident' roadrunnerrecords.co.uk. 2009. Retrieved on 10 July 2009.discussing. The song's are decent, but don't pertain to the main experience and only serve to drag it out even drums) and Remember Me Lover (the only song that can compete in terms of quality with their previous album)

favourite artists would enlist Depeche Mode, Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Porcupine Tree, Underworld, was wanting more. "The Incident" is a 55 minute "song cycle" as Steven calls it and it's pure bliss progressive, powerful yet pleasantly subtle. It´s the most complete release by the band so far. A 5 star (100%) rating is deserved.Over 11 minutes of the 55 is taken up by the epic arrangement of Time Flies. It intersperses jangled acoustic guitars with angular complexities that might fly over some heads – repeat listens are deserved. The song is organised so intricately that all the nuances and difficulties that might have gone into recording such an extraordinary song are totally lost in its beauty. Porcupine Tree have always been known as a polarizing band, but who knew that their last release for the Based on the above, you may think that I view this as a bad album. Certainly not! However, the band about 400 Km away, and so I decided to go to the Porto's concert with my youngest son. The distance is not far