Arcadia Son

1. Wreck

2. Beth Krasky

3. We Are Not Alone

4. Cicadian Haze

5. Politician

6. Arcadia Son

7. Shadow of a Twisted Hand Across My House

8. Goldilocks Age 4

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
This project was developed out of Steve Wilson's (Porcupine Tree) interest in experimental music from the 60s, 70s, & beyond, particularly Krautrock & cosmic jazz. Headphone Dust.

Tracks:

Wreck
Beth Krasky
We Are Not Alone
Cicadian Haze
Politician
Arcadia Son
Shadow of a Twisted Hand Across My House
Goldilocks Age 4

Album Description

This project was developed out of Steve Wilson's (Porcupine Tree) interest in experimental music from the 60s, 70s, & beyond, particularly Krautrock & cosmic jazz. Headphone Dust.

Customer Reviews:

What the hell is this?.......2006-04-05

I wish I had been on acid when I listened to this. The artists obviously were. Save your money and buy Steven Wilson's later efforts with Porcupine Tree. Honestly, this is a total rip-off. If you are in a beginning garage band and wonder if your material is good enough to record, then listen to this CD. It will give you hope.

Incredible Expanding Mindf**k-'Arcadia Son'(Headphone Dust).......2004-12-05

Not quite as mind-blowing as their previous release,the self-titled disc(see my review),but still well worth your time.'Arcadian Son' is another chance to allow Porcupine Tree's main man Steve Wilson to create some MORE good experimental progressive sounds as a side project.Only this time,he's got a three piece backing him up,Geoff Leigh-flute&sax,Mark Simnet-drums and Colin Edwin-bass.As for the tunes,some are better than others,but I liked the noisy opener "Wreck",the somewhat quirky "We Are Not Alone",the title cut "Arcadian Son"(nice synth playing and wah-wah guitar)and the twenty-minute epic "Shadow Of A Twisted Hand".Shouldn't be hard to find,I've seen this title in retail stores.Good to take out for a spin every now and again.

Steven Wilson's Genius On Display........2003-10-05

Wow.
Another amazing Steven Wilson project...space/kraut/jazz rock to the nth. Amazing stuff...not for the timid however. From Porcupine Tree to No Man...through the ambient sounds of Bass Communion and to the boundry-pushing here Wilson has proven himself to be nothing short of genius.