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21 vinyl releases span prog rock, metal, and pop; original pressings and limited editions tracked live in prices.
Steven Wilson stands out as a prolific British musician, composer, and producer whose career spans over three decades. His work crosses progressive rock, alternative rock, metal, and pop, blending precise craftsmanship with experimental sounds. Wilson is also notable for leading the influential band Porcupine Tree and for numerous solo projects along with collaborations.
Wilson’s vinyl catalog, rich with studio albums, limited editions, and special releases, is closely followed by collectors and audiophiles worldwide. The vinyl pressings range from double LPs to classic LPs, with dynamic tracking of original pressings and rarities offering insights into market trends and pricing.
Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Fiction Records · 2025
Virgin Music Group · 2023
Caroline International · 2021
Eagle Vision · 2018
Not On Label (Steven Wilson Self-released) · 2017
Caroline International · 2017
Kscope · 2016
Kscope · 2015
Kscope · 2013
Kscope · 2012
Kscope · 2011
Headphone Dust · 2008
Headphone Dust · 2004Playlist
The tracks that sum up Steven Wilson's career.
The essentials
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
A progressive rock album with only two extended tracks, 'Objects Outlive Us' and 'The Overview', showcasing Wilson's recent exploration of space rock and prog genres.
Blending prog rock and art rock, this 10-track album elaborates a thematic soundscape with complex arrangements and sonic depth.
This album merges alternative and progressive rock elements, noted for its electronic textures and vocal experimentation.
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Wilson’s approach spans many musical styles, from progressive to metal and electronic, maintaining a constant output over decades.— Editorial overview
The 2025 worldwide limited edition of 'The Overview' on Fiction Records (catalog SW8V3) stands out with a high premium price reaching over €116 for original pressings.
Wilson’s discography includes 21 vinyl releases featuring a variety of genres like prog rock, alternative, and metal, illustrating his versatility and productivity since the 1990s.
'To The Bone' (2017) pressed on 45 RPM LP over five variants, while 'Hand. Cannot. Erase.' (2015) includes several editions up to audiophile 180g vinyls, showing collector appeal.
The 2013 album 'The Raven That Refused to Sing' remains a collector favorite with thousands of vinyl copies owned globally and a steady market presence.
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Steven Wilson is a British musician known for progressive rock, alternative rock, metal, and pop, with a career spanning from the early 1990s.
Vinyles.com features 21 vinyl releases by Steven Wilson, spanning studio albums, limited editions, and special pressings.
'The Overview' is scheduled for worldwide release in 2025 as an LP with both regular and limited editions available.
Common formats include LP albums, limited editions, audiophile 180g pressings, and 45 RPM vinyl variants.
Yes, ‘The Harmony Codex’ (2023) and 'The Future Bites' (2021) have limited-edition vinyl pressings available in European markets.
Steven Wilson enjoys a following in France, with European limited editions and original pressings often available on national vinyl markets.
Yes, original pressings generally command higher prices, with some special editions reaching over €100, while repressings cost less.
Wilson is a multi-instrumentalist, known for integrating guitars, keyboards, and experimental production techniques in his progressive and alternative rock.
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