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Record CollectorMar 24, 2025Both halves are part of the ever-changing whole, ebbing and flowing, lyrics taking in the reality of life, from doing the shopping to grander visions. [Apr 2025, p.105]
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Mar 14, 2025The Overview feels like Wilson’s career seen from above; it’s a synthesis of his whole artistic arc: from Porcupine Tree space-rock to art-pop detours and back again, newly integrated.
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Mar 14, 2025There's a lot going on here in composition, performance, and production, but it's always focused, never excessive, and always accessible; in some places, it actually approaches the profound.
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Mar 13, 2025There is so much to unpack in one listen with some many beautiful intricacies to get lost in. With each part of the album bringing something unique.
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Classic Rock MagazineMar 13, 2025The Overview is not so much a return to form (Wilson hasn’t been off it) as a return to full-fat, unskimmed prog from the man whose work with Porcupine Tree gave the genre a good name even before it earned reappraisals in more recent years. [Apr 2025, p.72]
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Mar 13, 2025While some of its more indulgent elements may not be to all tastes, his scale of ambition and dazzling audacity should be applauded. [Apr 2025, p.76]
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UncutMar 13, 2025It's clever, surprisingly enjoyable and utterly insane. [Apr 2025, p.39]
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Mar 14, 2025The core songs are decent, still, there’s nothing mind blowing. While the instrumentals occasionally dive into intricate progressions, they never truly reach a powerful climax. Thus, we are left with several fragmented bits and a couple of fleshed out numbers in between.