In Absentia [Enhanced]

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After a quarter-century of punk and postmodern excesses, it's always something of a surprise to find young musicians who not only recall a past era's musical indulgences, but also revel in them. This Lava Records debut is the latest fruit of Porcupine Tree mainstay Steven Wilson's obsession with prog, a mania that dates to the late '80s when the "band" was little more than a fantasy, though one with a remarkably imaginative--if entirely fictional--history and bio. But that pipedream eventually became a real "alt prog" cult fave, with these dozen ambitious songs finding a focus that occasionally eluded the band on half-hour soundscapes like its underground hit, "Voyage 34." Tracks like "Gravity Eyelids" have a retro-psychedelic feel that would have done the XTC alter ego Dukes of Stratosphear proud, with Wilson's pure melodic tenor pushing it beyond the merely baroque. But the collection is also a strong statement of another crucial Wilson/Porcupine retro-sensibility: The album has unified musical statement. "Lips of Ashes" and "Prodigal" serve up the sort of impressionistic, harmony-rich musings that Pink Floyd has rarely managed since Wish You Were Here, while "The Creator Has a Master Tape" punctuates the rich harmonies of tracks like "Heart Attack in a Layby" with Crimson-esque metallic thrash and processed vocals. While the band's instrumental prowess sometimes slums its way into the free-form jazz noodling of past efforts, the album remains one of the band's fullest achievements. --Jerry McCulley

Product Description
Hailed by Billboard as 'cinematic...simple gorgeous', Porcupine Tree are unquestionably one of the UK's most inspired and inventive rock groups. In Absentia is their eagerly anticipated Lava Records debut. Digipak. 2002.

In Absentia,Porcupine Tree,Lava,Experimental Rock,Pop,Post-Rock/Experimental,Prog-Rock/Art Rock,Rock,Rock/Pop

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In Absentia [Enhanced]

Average customer rating: read my somewhat tame review A Cool Band that deserves the world's attention "This is my blood flow, this is my headstone." How Muzak Should Sound. Very strong !

In Absentia Porcupine Tree Manufacturer: Lava ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Eccentrics | Warner Brothers Records | Stores | Music Similar Items: Deadwing Stupid Dream Fear of a Blank Planet Sky Moves Sideways Up the Downstair ASIN: B00006IU73 Release Date: 2002-09-24

Tracks:

1. Blackest Eyes
2. Trains
3. Lips Of Ashes
4. The Sound Of Muzak
5. Gravity Eyelids
6. Wedding Nails
7. Prodigal
8. .3
9. The Creator Has A Mastertape
10. Heartattack In A Layby
11. Strip The Soul
12. Collapse the Light Into Earth

Amazon.com

After a quarter-century of punk and postmodern excesses, it's always something of a surprise to find young musicians who not only recall a past era's musical indulgences, but also revel in them. This Lava Records debut is the latest fruit of Porcupine Tree mainstay Steven Wilson's obsession with prog, a mania that dates to the late '80s when the "band" was little more than a fantasy, though one with a remarkably imaginative--if entirely fictional--history and bio. But that pipedream eventually became a real "alt prog" cult fave, with these dozen ambitious songs finding a focus that occasionally eluded the band on half-hour soundscapes like its underground hit, "Voyage 34." Tracks like "Gravity Eyelids" have a retro-psychedelic feel that would have done the XTC alter ego Dukes of Stratosphear proud, with Wilson's pure melodic tenor pushing it beyond the merely baroque. But the collection is also a strong statement of another crucial Wilson/Porcupine retro-sensibility: The album has unified musical statement. "Lips of Ashes" and "Prodigal" serve up the sort of impressionistic, harmony-rich musings that Pink Floyd has rarely managed since Wish You Were Here, while "The Creator Has a Master Tape" punctuates the rich harmonies of tracks like "Heart Attack in a Layby" with Crimson-esque metallic thrash and processed vocals. While the band's instrumental prowess sometimes slums its way into the free-form jazz noodling of past efforts, the album remains one of the band's fullest achievements. --Jerry McCulley

Album Description

Hailed by Billboard as 'cinematic...simple gorgeous', Porcupine Tree are unquestionably one of the UK's most inspired and inventive rock groups. In Absentia is their eagerly anticipated Lava Records debut. Digipak. 2002.

Album Details

2002 Album from the Longtime Progressive Rock Outfit that Includes a Bonus Three Track CD for a Limited Time.

Customer Reviews:

read my somewhat tame review.......2007-07-19

One reviewer hit the nail on the head: a lot of folks sure do "blowhard" about this group. While I'm giving this album a deserved 5 stars, my review is certainly tame compared to some and you won't catch me saying things like "best album ever" or "perfection" or anything even remotely close to that.

What I will say however is that this is a very solid collection of good music. There's nothing here that blows my mind, but the melodies and rhythms are complex enough to keep me interested from the perspective of being not only a jazz listener but a musician myself. The playing and the writing are both very good and the production quality is excellent.

I'm into it. This is my first album of theirs and I'm likely to check out the rest in the next few weeks.

A Cool Band that deserves the world's attention.......2007-07-13

"Death in absentia is a legal term describing the status of a person who has been declared legally dead. This occurs when an individual disappears but no identifiable remains can be located."- Wikipedia. A fitting title for Porcupine Tree's concept album concerning a pycho killer from his point of view. As always, Steven Wilson's lyrics are not always bright and cheerful, but they do paint a dismal portrait of a twisted mind using an economy of words beautifully. The music takes several spins to sink in properly and once it does you will be hooked by another PT masterpiece. Amazon's reviewer refered to their brand of music as "Alt/Prog" and I can live with that. I highly recommend this album to anyone who likes heavy metal, proggressive, alternative, and good old rock and roll.

"This is my blood flow, this is my headstone.".......2007-07-05

I liked Porcupine Tree's Deadwing a lot, so when more than one person told me In Absentia was better it definitely piqued my interest. Overall, I'd say it is the superior album, although not by a whole lot. From what I can tell, Steven Wilson is the real driving creative force behind the band, and he knows how to use all of his assets. He has a very nice, calming singing voice, and he uses it a lot to create light and catchy choruses that can still have an edge. His voice along with some of their lighter tracks contrast sharply with their ability to really dig deep and bring some really good hard moments. As I've said before, it's not prog metal, just prog, but there are a lot of metal elements. I find Wilson has a tendency to use a lot of voice effects where it seems applicable. Usually it's distorted in some way like it's coming through a megaphone, and it lends a strangeness that fits the tone of the song really well. The band's musicianship is quite strong, they are capable of both very strong melodies and enjoyable breakdowns with good solo work. If you have the time, it's the kind of album that benefits from a real listen all the way through.

"Blackest Eyes" starts with a little picked, distorted intro before the explosive guitars come in, leading to the typical contrasting refrain. "Trains" follows with a great example of how different the band can be song to song. It's more acoustic and rhythmic. "Gravity Eyelids" starts as a really soft, minimal song before breaking down with a very hard and entertaining instrumental section. "Wedding Nails" is entirely instrumental, and features some really great guitar sequences. "Prodigal" has a good effect-pedaled melody before the chorus with strummed background. ".3" is another mostly instrumental, strongly atmospheric track with nice bass. "Strip the Soul" is another really good hard song with plenty of jamming to digest before the finale, "Collapse the Light Into Earth", ends it with a softer song with piano. Despite a variety of sounds it all fits together well as an album, and is really just crafted nicely.

How Muzak Should Sound........2007-07-02

There's not too much to say about this album that hasn't already been said, so I'll try to be short and to the point. Simply put, In Absentia marks Porcupine Tree's transition from a mellow psychedelic band to a more alternative progressive rock band; but it is so much more than that. I do not like using labels, especially for bands such as Porcupine Tree, where the label will surely not give them justice. Even though In Absentia isn't as ambient as their previous work, fans of ambient music will surely find something they like on In Absentia, just as fans of good hard rock and progressive music will be impressed. To give you an idea, I was introduced to this band through the band Opeth which is a progressive death metal band.

The songwriting is just bliss. From the (somewhat) all encompassing "Blackest Eyes" to the minimalistic "Collapse the Light Into Earth," there are so many great tracks, you will find yourself listening to the whole album through almost by force. This doesn't mean you will not have favorites though, and one of those favorites will be "Trains" which is now officially Porcupine Tree's encore song. The song just gives the listener the feeling of being at ease which is ironic considering the dark lyrical matter. Another one of my favorites is "The Sound of Muzak," it's just such an addictive little tune with an especially groovy drum beat. The instrumental "Wedding Nails" has incredibly catchy riffing throughout, which builds up to an abstract solo section that is an unexpected pleasure. Every song is beautiful though, and recorded so brilliantly.

Either way you cut it, Porcupine Tree's evolution can only convince people of just how incredible they are. I feel obligated to let everybody know about just how great this band is!

Very strong !.......2007-05-15

I am new to Porcupine Tree, but I already love this band. Powerful music and magical vocal harmonies, this album has it all. If you are looking for modern prog music played by amazing musicians, this band is for you.

Average customer rating: read my somewhat tame review A Cool Band that deserves the world's attention "This is my blood flow, this is my headstone." How Muzak Should Sound. Very strong !

In Absentia Porcupine Tree Manufacturer: Lava ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Psychedelic Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Deadwing Stupid Dream Fear of a Blank Planet Sky Moves Sideways Up the Downstair ASIN: B00007J36G Release Date: 2003-01-20

Tracks:

1. Blackest Eyes
2. Trains
3. Lips Of Ashes
4. The Sound Of Muzak
5. Gravity Eyelids
6. Wedding Nails
7. Prodigal
8. 3
9. The Creator Has A Mastertape
10. Heartattack In A Lay By
11. Strip The Soul
12. Collapse The Light Into Earth
13. Drown With Me (Bonus Disc)
14. Chloroform (Bonus Disc)
15. Strip The Soul (Bonus Video Edit)

Amazon.com

After a quarter-century of punk and postmodern excesses, it's always something of a surprise to find young musicians who not only recall a past era's musical indulgences, but also revel in them. This Lava Records debut is the latest fruit of Porcupine Tree mainstay Steven Wilson's obsession with prog, a mania that dates to the late '80s when the "band" was little more than a fantasy, though one with a remarkably imaginative--if entirely fictional--history and bio. But that pipedream eventually became a real "alt prog" cult fave, with these dozen ambitious songs finding a focus that occasionally eluded the band on half-hour soundscapes like its underground hit, "Voyage 34." Tracks like "Gravity Eyelids" have a retro-psychedelic feel that would have done the XTC alter ego Dukes of Stratosphear proud, with Wilson's pure melodic tenor pushing it beyond the merely baroque. But the collection is also a strong statement of another crucial Wilson/Porcupine retro-sensibility: The album has unified musical statement. "Lips of Ashes" and "Prodigal" serve up the sort of impressionistic, harmony-rich musings that Pink Floyd has rarely managed since Wish You Were Here, while "The Creator Has a Master Tape" punctuates the rich harmonies of tracks like "Heart Attack in a Layby" with Crimson-esque metallic thrash and processed vocals. While the band's instrumental prowess sometimes slums its way into the free-form jazz noodling of past efforts, the album remains one of the band's fullest achievements. --Jerry McCulley

Album Description

UK edition of the progressive rock act's 2002 album includes a bonus CD with three tracks, 'Drown With Me', 'Chloroform' & 'Strip The Soul' (Video Edit). Lava/Atlantic. 2002.

Album Details

2002 Album from the Longtime Progressive Rock Outfit that Includes a Bonus Three Track CD for a Limited Time.

Customer Reviews:

read my somewhat tame review.......2007-07-19

One reviewer hit the nail on the head: a lot of folks sure do "blowhard" about this group. While I'm giving this album a deserved 5 stars, my review is certainly tame compared to some and you won't catch me saying things like "best album ever" or "perfection" or anything even remotely close to that.

What I will say however is that this is a very solid collection of good music. There's nothing here that blows my mind, but the melodies and rhythms are complex enough to keep me interested from the perspective of being not only a jazz listener but a musician myself. The playing and the writing are both very good and the production quality is excellent.

I'm into it. This is my first album of theirs and I'm likely to check out the rest in the next few weeks.

A Cool Band that deserves the world's attention.......2007-07-13

"Death in absentia is a legal term describing the status of a person who has been declared legally dead. This occurs when an individual disappears but no identifiable remains can be located."- Wikipedia. A fitting title for Porcupine Tree's concept album concerning a pycho killer from his point of view. As always, Steven Wilson's lyrics are not always bright and cheerful, but they do paint a dismal portrait of a twisted mind using an economy of words beautifully. The music takes several spins to sink in properly and once it does you will be hooked by another PT masterpiece. Amazon's reviewer refered to their brand of music as "Alt/Prog" and I can live with that. I highly recommend this album to anyone who likes heavy metal, proggressive, alternative, and good old rock and roll.

"This is my blood flow, this is my headstone.".......2007-07-05

I liked Porcupine Tree's Deadwing a lot, so when more than one person told me In Absentia was better it definitely piqued my interest. Overall, I'd say it is the superior album, although not by a whole lot. From what I can tell, Steven Wilson is the real driving creative force behind the band, and he knows how to use all of his assets. He has a very nice, calming singing voice, and he uses it a lot to create light and catchy choruses that can still have an edge. His voice along with some of their lighter tracks contrast sharply with their ability to really dig deep and bring some really good hard moments. As I've said before, it's not prog metal, just prog, but there are a lot of metal elements. I find Wilson has a tendency to use a lot of voice effects where it seems applicable. Usually it's distorted in some way like it's coming through a megaphone, and it lends a strangeness that fits the tone of the song really well. The band's musicianship is quite strong, they are capable of both very strong melodies and enjoyable breakdowns with good solo work. If you have the time, it's the kind of album that benefits from a real listen all the way through.

"Blackest Eyes" starts with a little picked, distorted intro before the explosive guitars come in, leading to the typical contrasting refrain. "Trains" follows with a great example of how different the band can be song to song. It's more acoustic and rhythmic. "Gravity Eyelids" starts as a really soft, minimal song before breaking down with a very hard and entertaining instrumental section. "Wedding Nails" is entirely instrumental, and features some really great guitar sequences. "Prodigal" has a good effect-pedaled melody before the chorus with strummed background. ".3" is another mostly instrumental, strongly atmospheric track with nice bass. "Strip the Soul" is another really good hard song with plenty of jamming to digest before the finale, "Collapse the Light Into Earth", ends it with a softer song with piano. Despite a variety of sounds it all fits together well as an album, and is really just crafted nicely.

How Muzak Should Sound........2007-07-02

There's not too much to say about this album that hasn't already been said, so I'll try to be short and to the point. Simply put, In Absentia marks Porcupine Tree's transition from a mellow psychedelic band to a more alternative progressive rock band; but it is so much more than that. I do not like using labels, especially for bands such as Porcupine Tree, where the label will surely not give them justice. Even though In Absentia isn't as ambient as their previous work, fans of ambient music will surely find something they like on In Absentia, just as fans of good hard rock and progressive music will be impressed. To give you an idea, I was introduced to this band through the band Opeth which is a progressive death metal band.

The songwriting is just bliss. From the (somewhat) all encompassing "Blackest Eyes" to the minimalistic "Collapse the Light Into Earth," there are so many great tracks, you will find yourself listening to the whole album through almost by force. This doesn't mean you will not have favorites though, and one of those favorites will be "Trains" which is now officially Porcupine Tree's encore song. The song just gives the listener the feeling of being at ease which is ironic considering the dark lyrical matter. Another one of my favorites is "The Sound of Muzak," it's just such an addictive little tune with an especially groovy drum beat. The instrumental "Wedding Nails" has incredibly catchy riffing throughout, which builds up to an abstract solo section that is an unexpected pleasure. Every song is beautiful though, and recorded so brilliantly.

Either way you cut it, Porcupine Tree's evolution can only convince people of just how incredible they are. I feel obligated to let everybody know about just how great this band is!

Very strong !.......2007-05-15

I am new to Porcupine Tree, but I already love this band. Powerful music and magical vocal harmonies, this album has it all. If you are looking for modern prog music played by amazing musicians, this band is for you.

Average customer rating:

In Absentia ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000HA48B0 Release Date: 2006-09-26

Average customer rating:

Living in Absentia Manufacturer: Melodic Yeti Music ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B000BGQX9K Release Date: 2004-12-30

Tracks:

1. Baby, That's What I Call love
2. Great Father
3. Roach Motel
4. Walkin' and Runnin'
5. Give It Time
6. Has Been Blues
7. Lookin' Out for Number One
8. John
9. Castles in the Sand
10. Affluenza

Product Description

"Living in Absentia" is a ten-track tour-de-force CD that features all-original music rock, pop, reggae and jazz performed, arranged, and produced by Slater and Shellans. "Music is the universal language, and after years of playing professionally, I feel as if I am finally speaking the lingo. I hope others enjoy this music as much as we did putting it together," says Slater. Adds Shellans, “The opportunity to produce a CD of this quality, featuring my musical friends, has always been a dream. With Living in Absentia, we do a little bit of everything – Jazz, Reggae, Pop and Rock and Roll.”

Average customer rating:

Hard Industrial Work - 5 Year Anniversary of Hard Records (3 Cd Set) Birmingham , Godheads , Lights Of Euphoria , Good Courage , Decoded Feedback , Consequence , Suiciety , Controlled Fusion , Digital Factor , and Neotek Manufacturer: Cleopatra ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Techno | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music ASIN: B000E1COP4

Product Description

(3 CD SET) Hard Industrial Work - 5 Year Anniversary Of Hard Records // Disc: 1 1. The Kill - Birmingham 6 2. Shameless - Godheads 3. Revenge - Lights Of Euphoria 4. The World Will Go On - Good Courage 5. No Way Out - Decoded Feedback 6. Reliance - Consequence 7. Manslaughter - Suiciety 8. Hidden Thoughts - Controlled Fusion 9. Falling Down - Digital Factor 10. Into Silence - Neotek 11. Release - T.H.D. 12. Snowstorm - Luc Van Acker Disc: 2 1. Did I Deserve This? (Mix I by Leather Strip) - Good Courage 2. Policestate (Mature Bile Mix) - Birmingham 6 3. Fuck-Die (Short & Kinky Disco Mix) - In Absentia 4. Subjection (Violent Mix by Leather Strip) - Lights Of Euphoria 5. Hypo (Displacement) - T.H.D. 6. Electroshock (FactoRymix) - Digital Factor 7. Teknology (Bass Edit Mix) - Brain Leisure 8. EuroTrash (CD Mix) - Max M 9. Come Back (T.H.D. Remix) - Godheads 10. Electric Spanking (Pussy Whipped Mix) - Good Courage 11. Show Me Your Tears (Apoptygma Berzerk vs. Industrial Heads Remix) - Lights Of Euphoria 12. Birmingham 6 (Retaliation Mix) - Birmingham 6 Disc: 3 1. Craving Affection - Godheads 2. Actik Mindfuck - T.H.D. 3. Subjection (Euphoria Mix) - Lights Of Euphoria 4. Electric Spanking (S/M Mix) - Good Courage 5. Comprehension - In Absentia 6. Renegate - Suiciety 7. Body Factory - Godheads 8. This Girl - Birmingham 6 9. Atomic Playboy - Max M 10. I'm Not There (Extended Mix) - Good Courage 11. Hypo (Transform Mix) - T.H.D. 12. Deal In Sex (Protection Mix) - Lights Of Euphoria

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In Absentia Christi Monumentum Manufacturer: Misanthropy Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Death Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00008FG6W Release Date: 1997-10-14

Tracks:

1. Battesimo: Nero Opaco
2. Thousand Breathing Crosses
3. Consuming Jerusalem
4. Fade to Grey
5. On Perspective of Spiritual Catharsis
6. From These Wounds
7. Terra Mater Orfanorum
8. Nephtali
9. Noia

Average customer rating: A flawless example of gothic perfection... Um album excelente very mystique

In Absentia Christi Monumentum Manufacturer: Spv ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Death Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Metal | Hard Rock & Metal | Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00000AZI6 Release Date: 1995-10-16

Tracks:

1. Battesimo: Nero Opaco
2. Thousand Breathing Crosses
3. Consuming Jerusalem
4. Fade to Grey
5. On Perspective of Spiritual Catharsis
6. From These Wounds
7. Terra Mater Orfanorum
8. Nephtali
9. Noia

Customer Reviews:

A flawless example of gothic perfection..........2001-04-24

This is one of those albums that, despite the album's title, make you wonder if there is a God after all.. Created over a 5 year periode, this CD is the love-child of perfectionist Roberto Mammarella (Who also runs the label Avantgarde Music), and it seems as if he intended to create the perfect gothic album. ..And I think he suceeded to! The blending of dark-wave and indo-european/eastern folk influences with the more traditional gothic sound works optimal, and the guest-vocals of Ataraxia's Franciesca Nicoli on a couple of tracks is just icing on the cake. The track "On perspective of spiritual catharsis" is one of my favorite tracks of ANY music!! This is a MUST have! (...and the David Serni cover-artwork fits the music perfectly... Awesome...)

Um album excelente.......2000-12-09

I know that this wonderful band delayed five years to launch this album, however was compensatory. The quality of this material is surpreedente. The style of the band is gothic/atmospheric. In some passes of the CD, we perceive the influence of the Dead Can Dance. For who it does not know, the songestress of the band, Francesca Nicoli, is the same songstress of the band " Ataraxia ". The vocal masculine is for account of the Andrea Zanetti, where the gothic style predominates. All the CD is excellent, the instrumental part is sufficiently melancholic, but gorgeous. The bands prettiest of the CD are, instrumental:"Battesimo: Nero Opaco " (introduction), " Consuming Jerusalem ", "Fade to Grey ", " On perspective of Spiritual Catharsis " (Title) and " Nephtali ". Who to want to acquire this CD, with certainty will not go to repent itself, valley to confer.

very mystique.......1999-06-24

lifeless nad scar

Average customer rating:

In Absentia Glamorous Hooligans Manufacturer: Atl ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music ASIN: B000007Z5Q Release Date: 1997-09-29

Average customer rating:

Absence In Absentia Manufacturer: Hardr ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000007ZM0 Release Date: 1993-12-01

Tracks:

1. BPM4
2. Comprehension
3. From Your Devil...
4. Innocence
5. Passing the Future
6. Dig Those Teeth
7. Mesenger
8. Dissolve
9. BPM3
10. Prisoned
11. Absence
12. Clubprehension

Average customer rating:

In Absentia Porcupine Tree Manufacturer: Atlantic ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music General | Classic Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B000LX0TNO

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