Voyage 35: tour dates

Bassist Colin Edwin and touring guitarist John Wesley will play the early Porcupine Tree stuff with their Voyage 35 project. They bring the band's original light show, Fruit Salad Lights, with them.

Live dates:

• 09/04 Revislate, Italy @ 2Days Prog + 1 Festival 2026
• 09/08 Aschaffenburg, Germany @ Colos-Saal
• 09/10 Utrecht, Netherlands @ TivoliVredenbug
• 09/11 Uden, Netherlands @ De Pul
• 09/12 Zoetermeer, Netherlands @ Boerderij
• 09/15 Bristol, United Kingdom @ O2 Academy
• 09/16 London, United Kingdom @ O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
• 09/17 Manchester, United Kingdom @ O2 Ritz Manchester
• 09/18 Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom @ The Grove
• 09/19 Glasgow, United Kingdom @ The Classic Grand

» voyage35.com

The Fierce & The Dead: Golden Thread - Colin Edwin Version

The Fierce & The Dead got bass player Colin Edwin (Porcupine Tree, O.R.K.) to do a remix of Golden Thread, a track from their News From The Invisible World album. He went above and beyond, slowed it down a bit and made it even scarier than the original. And of course he plays on it as well.

Colin Edwin: the Innerviews interview

photo: Alistair Peck

Innerviews has an in-depth interview with bass player Colin Edwin, best known for his work with Porcupine Tree (1993-2011), but also a member of experimental acts like Ex-Wise Heads, Metallic Taste of Blood, and currently busy with O.R.k. He is a sonic explorer, always finding new ways to supply far more than just a bottom end - check out his Hebdomadal collection to get an idea of his out-of-the-box approach.

Edwin is an avid collaborator who reached out on the internet to make music together, and keep himself busy (and sane):

I really missed interacting with musicians on a physical level, but I was able to work in my own space and collaborate with people online. God knows what the pandemic would have been like without the Internet. It would have been impossible. We would have all gone mad. So, the pandemic reaffirmed the value of live interaction. Live performance is what drew me to music in the first place. There’s a sort of magic there.

Throughout the pandemic, I was grateful I could continue collaborating with people online. We got the O.R.k. album done while were stuck in all sorts of places. It was the only thing I had to look forward to, without any gigs or trips planned.

Colin Edwin: Tower of Silence

Bass player Colin Edwin, best known as a former member of Porcupine Tree, posts a new track on Bandcamp each Fridays His latest is called Tower of Silence, an ambient meets post-rock composition on which he plays basses, guitars, Ebow, and did some programming. Quiet stuff that digs deep.

» music.colinedwin.co.uk