Porcupine Tree 'Bonnie The Cat' video exclusive!
Check out the new video from Steve Wilson and co.
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Total Guitar (and a bunch of our sister-mags), in conjunction with Roadrunner Records, is very pleased to present the world-wide premiere of Porcupine Tree's 'Bonnie The Cat' video.
Head over to the Porcupine Tree 'Bonnie The Cat' premiere page to view the video (live from 4PM Friday 9 July).
The video is directed by Przemyslaw Vshebor and has been taken from disc two of the band's Grammy-nominated record 'The Incident' - their 10th studio album. The band are currently on tour throughout Europe, before they head over to America and then return to the UK for a headline slot at the Royal Albert Hall on 14 October.
Check out the gallery (above) for some screenshots.
Keep an eye out for a forthcoming Total Guitar interview with Porcupine Tree guitarist Steve Wilson.
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