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Blackfield
Review by Gary Hill
When I first got this CD I hadn't heard of it, but knowing that Steve Wilson of Porcupine Tree was involved in the project was enough to get my attention. As it turns out the album is a duo between Wilson and Israeli avant-garde hero Aviv Geffen.
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DVD Reviews
Blackfield - Live in New York City DVD
Review by Julie Knispel
Filmed at the Bowery Ballroom in New York on 16 March 2007, Live in New York City documents the second touring cycle for Blackfield, the collaborative project of Israeli musician Aviv Geffen and Porcupine Tree mastermind Steven Wilson. 

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Porcupine Tree may be strangers to these shores, but 2002's "In Absentia" made people stand up and take note, and with good measure. This outfit may have found the perfect balance of prog, metal, and gothic melancholia, and "In Absentia" was met with excellent reviews all around.
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No-Man - Mixtaped DVD
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I have to say that I’ve liked the CD’s released by No-Man, but they just don’t do justice to this outfit.
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No-Man - Schoolyard Ghosts
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Porcupine Tree’s Steve Wilson is half of this outfit. In many ways the music is similar to the output of that group.
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No-Man - Wild Opera
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