Steven Wilson

Singer-songwriter and producer for Porcupine Tree

Steven Wilson - Artists & Creatives born November 3rd, 1967
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An English musician, significant contributions include founding the progressive rock band Porcupine Tree. Focused on various genres, produced solo albums featuring complex compositions. Actively collaborated with other artists, exploring sound through production work. Operated as a prominent figure in the modern progressive rock scene.

Founded Porcupine Tree in 1987

Released acclaimed solo album 'Hand. Cannot. Erase.'

Produced albums for other notable artists

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