Porcupine Tree

Classic Porcupine Tree album on limited edition coloured vinyl.

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Porcupine Tree's most ambitious statement of intent to date.

Please note that at present we are only selling the regular VINYL version - the Special Edition vinyl has sold out and we are unlikely to get any more copies.

Continuing series of KScope vinyl reissues of Porcupine Tree's Delerium-era albums.

The first in a series of KScope vinyl reissues of Porcupine Tree's Delerium-era albums.

The 1993 classic, Up The Downstair, comes as a Limited Edition (2000 copies) double 180 gram heavy-weight red coloured vinyl release with gatefold sleeve, and features the 2004 remix/remaster of Up the Downstair/Staircase Infinities, plus the bonus track Phantoms (taken from the Stars Die anthology).

Please note that these represses have identical contents and design to the Delerium/Headspin editions, although this is the first time they have been issued in coloured vinyl.

Deluxe ToneFloat vinyl edition of PT's 2000 album, in gatefold sleeve. The 2007 remix / remaster of the original album is on sides 1-3, and side 4 features 3 tracks from the same period: Disappear, Buying New Soul, and Cure for Optimism.

Available in a limited edition of 1,000 numbered copies on 180 grams coloured vinyl in gatefold picture sleeve, and as a regular edition on 180 grams black vinyl in gatefold picture sleeve.

33 minute, 8 song in-store performance from Orlando, Florida, recorded on 4th October 2007.

Available in multiple formats:

Digipack CD.
MP3 / FLAC Download with printable artwork.
180gms black vinyl edition in a beautiful gatefold sleeve.
180gms marbled vinyl edition in a beautiful gatefold sleeve (limited to 1,000 copies.)

Finally for all vinyl fanatics comes the double LP edition of Fear of a Blank Planet, issued by vinyl specialists ToneFloat. The double vinyl edition includes the album as well all 4 tracks from the the Nil Recurring mini album, all on 180 gram vinyl, packed in a state of the art heavy gatefold picture sleeve with innerbags, designed by Carl Glover.