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PORCUPINE TREE: New Single Available For Download

February 3, 2005

PORCUPINE TREE's first single from their forthcoming "Deadwing" album, "Shallow", will be formally issued to Clear Channel radio stations nationwide on February 21. However, it is currently available for download from the following online vendors: Sony Connect, BuyMusic and Napster. "Shallow" should be available on iTunes in the coming days.

"Deadwing" will be released in Europe on March 21, but looks to have slipped to April 19 in the States to allow for more saturation and airplay on U.S. radio before the first leg of the U.S. tour, which will happen during the months of May and June. "Deadwing" will include contributions by Mikael Åkerfeldt of OPETH and Adrian Belew of KING CRIMSON fame.

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