Up the Downstair

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Up the Downstair is a 1993 progressive rock album by British band Porcupine Tree, noted for its atmospheric soundscapes and psychedelic influences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf progressive rock album
studio album
artist Porcupine Tree
composer Steven Wilson
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
feature drums re-recorded by Gavin Harrison on 2004 edition
followedBy The Sky Moves Sideways
format CD
digital download
vinyl record
genre ambient
progressive rock
psychedelic rock
space rock
hasContributor Colin Edwin
Gavin Harrison
Richard Barbieri
hasCoverArtBy Porcupine Tree
hasMusicalStyle atmospheric textures
extended instrumental passages
psychedelic soundscapes
hasPart Always Never
Burning Sky
Fadeaway
Monuments Burn into Moments
Not Beautiful Anymore
Siren
Small Fish
Synesthesia
Up the Downstair (track)
linked to: Up the Downstair

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language English
length approximately 50 minutes
lyricist Steven Wilson
mainSongwriter Steven Wilson
notableFor atmospheric soundscapes
psychedelic influences
originalDrumProgrammingBy Steven Wilson
originalReleaseYear 1993
partOf Porcupine Tree discography
performer Porcupine Tree
precededBy On the Sunday of Life...
producer Steven Wilson
recordedIn home studio of Steven Wilson
recordLabel Delerium Records
Kscope
reissue 2004 remixed edition
releaseDate 1993

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Porcupine Tree notableWork Up the Downstair
Robert Mulligan notableWork Up the Down Staircase
linked to: Up the Downstair
Up the Downstair hasPart Up the Downstair (track)
linked to: Up the Downstair