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Steven Wilson on Storm Corrosion and No-Man albums
Steven Wilson has discussed plans for new Storm Corrosion and No-Man albums, possible Porcupine Tree work, and a stage show for Requiem For A Village.
Steven Wilson said he has no plans for a tour supporting the Requiem For A Village album, but he has been thinking about one. He also confirmed that he is considering a stage show for Requiem. He said he has been thinking about how Requiem would work in a live setting, and he raised the idea of a residency moving through four or five different venues over time.
Wilson confirmed that work is under way on a new Storm Corrosion album, which is being made with Opeth's Mikael Akerfeldt. He stated that No-Man and Tim Bowness are developing an album together. Wilson said he is working on a No-Man album, that Storm Corrosion is working on an album, and that PT is progressing in a similar way.
According to Wilson, these recordings could be released in 2027, and a new Porcupine Tree release could also join them. He said that each year the band members get together and write two or three new songs for Porcupine Tree. Wilson said he does not enjoy watching concerts much, and that for him it is a job that counts as a holiday.
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