In June 2012, Wilson re-emphasised his continued focus on his solo career, with his answer to the question “…is (there) a danger that Porcupine Tree might fall by the wayside?” being, “The honest answer is I don’t know. The solo career for me now is probably the most important. I think about it more than anything else, I’m more focused on it than anything else, I enjoy it more than anything else…” A two-disc live album titled Octane Twisted was released that following November by their record label, Kscope, containing a live recording of The Incident in its entirety, from material recorded at 2010 concerts at the Riviera Theater, Chicago, and the Royal Albert Hall . In May 2013, Wilson reiterated his stance on the band’s status, stating that it’s “…not to say the band has broken up or anything like that. It’s always conceivable that we could get back together in a year or five years, or 10 years. I really can’t say – there are no plans at the moment.” Edwin’s stance mirrored this.
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