Steven Wilson releases his eighth studio album, 'The Overview'. Two tracks, 42 minutes, wildly ambitious and brilliantly audacious in equal measure, the album features endlessly engaging conceptual lyrics that move seamlessly between the cosmic and the quotidian, set to genre-defying, ultra melodic music.

Originally released in 2011, Grace For Drowning is the second solo album from Steven Wilson.

Headphone Dust is pleased to present a new edition of Hawkwind's landmark 1975 album Warrior on the Edge of Time, featuring new 2026 Steven Wilson mixes created from the original multi-track master tapes. This release includes new 2026 stereo, 5.1 surround and Dolby Atmos mixes, alongside an exclusive binaural Headphone Dust mix optimised for headphone listening. Please note that Spiral Galaxy 28948 (track 7) and Kings of Speed (track 10) exist without complete multitrack recordings; the 5.1 and Atmos presentations of these tracks are upmixes rather than discrete mixes from original source material. Also included are a selection of 2026 remasters of some of the bonus tracks originally presented on the Atomhenge expanded edition.

The 2026 Headphone Dust Definitive Digital Edition of Steven Wilson's The Raven That Refused To Sing (and other stories) includes, for the very first time, a brand new Dolby Atmos mix - unreleased anywhere else. Complementing the new Dolby Atmos mix (presented in E-AC3 JOC and TrueHD variants) are Hi-Res Stereo and 5.1 Surround (both FLAC 96kHz/24bit) a new Binaural Headphone Dust mix (stereo FLAC 48kHz/24bit) and instrumentals (stereo FLAC 96kHz/24bit). Also included are Jess Cope's stunning official music videos for 'Drive Home' and 'The Raven That Refused To Sing' in 4K, alongside visuals from the 2013 Blu-ray for the remaining songs, all within a single MKV file.

My fourth solo album Hand. Cannot. Erase. (2015) is now available on Headphone Dust in a new Definitive Digital Edition which includes a brand new Dolby Atmos mix I’ve created especially for the occasion. Complementing the previously unreleased Atmos mix are the original 2015 Hi-Res Stereo mix, a slightly revised 2025 5.1 Surround mix (both FLAC 96kHz/24bit), plus a new binaural ‘Headphone Dust’ mix of the Atmos mix (stereo FLAC 48kHz/24bit). Also included are new 4K remasters of the music videos and visual films for ‘3 Years Older’, ‘Hand Cannot Erase’, ‘Perfect Life’, ‘Routine’, ‘Regret #9’, and ‘Happy Returns’.

Hand Cannot Erase is the fourth solo studio album by Steven Wilson. The album was recorded in September 2014 at AIR Studios, London, UK.

Artist, producer and immersive audio mixer Steven Wilson has announced a new initiative, a website called Headphone Dust which is a hi-res audio resource that, in his words, “will provide a permanent home for my work to be downloaded in high resolution, 5.1 and Atmos / spatial audio”. In time, he hopes that it might include his work with other bands and collaborations etc.

As Blackfield, the duo of Aviv Geffen and Steven Wilson has worked together intermittently across 22 years, going back to 2000. The entirety of the project's output through to 2017 is captured on An Accident of Stars: 2004-2017.

Harmonic Divergence is the perfect companion piece to Steven Wilson’s highly acclaimed 2023 album The Harmony Codex. On this very limited nine track release, music from the original album has been remixed and reimagined by Wilson, alongside longtime bandmates/collaborators and like-minded bands and producers. The result is a warped mirror image of the original, where oblique electronics are replaced by spidery gothic guitar riffs and cyclical piano tracks are mutated and transformed for the dance floor.

Steven Wilson releases his eighth studio album, The Overview, on Fiction Records. Two tracks, 42 minutes, wildly ambitious and brilliantly audacious in equal measure, the album features endlessly engaging conceptual lyrics that move seamlessly between the cosmic and the quotidian, set to genre-defying, ultra melodic music. it promises to be an utterly unique release in 2025. Available on Blu-ray Audio.

"Voyage 34: The Complete Trip" is a compilation album by British progressive rock band Porcupine Tree. The individual tracks were recorded in 1992 or 1993, while the album itself was compiled and released in 2000, reissued in 2004, and then reissued again as remastered Hi-Res album in 2017.

Four time Grammy nominee, multi instrumentalist and producer, Steven Wilson follows up on his acclaimed "Hand.Cannot.Erase." with the interim album "4 ½". Produced and mixed by Steven Wilson, "4 ½" features a stellar group of musicians contributing to the LP including Adam Holzman (keyboards), Nick Beggs (bass), Guthrie Govan (guitar), Dave Kilminster (guitar), Marco Minnemann (drums), Chad Wackerman (drums), Craig Blundell (drums), and Theo Travis. This Blu-Ray Pure Audio edition includes high res stereo, a 5.1 mix of the album, plus 6 bonus instrumentals and alternative mixes including the multichannel mix of the 2015 version of "Lazarus".

"Hand. Cannot. Erase." is the highly anticipated fourth studio album from Steven Wilson - four-time Grammy nominee and founder member of cult legends, Porcupine Tree. Joined by Guthrie Govan (guitar), Adam Holzman (keyboards), Nick Beggs (bass / stick), and Marco Minneman (drums) - all part of the world-class band that graced The Raven and the 2013/2014 world tours - Wilson recorded this album at the renowned Air Studios in London.

"Lightbulb Sun" is the sixth studio album by British progressive rock band Porcupine Tree, first released in May 2000, and later reissued on CD, DVD-A, vinyl and digitally. This album, along with their prior album "Stupid Dream", is considered to have a more commercial, poppier sound, as opposed to the abstract instrumental sound of their prior albums, or the heavier metal sound in their subsequent albums of the 2000s. The album is divided into two parts between "Rest Will Flow" and "Hatesong". The first part concentrates more on melodic, pop elements of Porcupine Tree's style, while the second has a more experimental character.

"Staircase Infinities" is a studio EP by British progressive rock band Porcupine Tree, first released in December 1994 as a limited 2,000-copy 10" vinyl by Lazy Eye and reissued on CD by Blueprint in the UK in October 1995. It contains outtakes from the "Up the Downstair" sessions. Originally, "Staircase Infinities" was intended to be released on a double album version of Up the Downstair but was not completed in time. "Up the Downstair" was therefore released as a single album in 1993 but was reissued in an expanded version in 2005 (with recorded drums by Gavin Harrison that replace the electronic drums of the original version), this time including the EP "Staircase Infinities".