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- from The Sky Moves Sideways, which contains some of Steven Wilson's longest compositions. The band evolved into a more electronic, ambient, and trance sound, and included more jam-like parts. The song is mostly instrumental and consists of four movements; the US release has an individual track for each section. (en)
- is a single from Fear of a Blank Planet. The song's lyrics deal with two common neurobehavioural developmental disorders for teenagers in the 21st Century: bipolar disorder and attention deficit disorder. (en)
- from Signify. This album contains shorter pieces than its predecessor, and featured the first collaborative compositions between Wilson and the other band members. (en)
- from In Absentia. Again, the style of the band changed notably, besides guitars were tuned down. The song features a heavy riff, acoustic passages, and a catchy, flown chorus. (en)
- from Deadwing, is a ballad that was chosen for the European single. It features some voice harmonies by Mikael Åkerfeldt from Opeth. The whole song develops over a minimalist piano melody. (en)
- is a single from Stupid Dream. "Pure Narcotic" is an acoustic song without drums. Radiohead's album The Bends is mentioned by name in the lyrics. Stupid Dream evidenced a change of direction in the sound of the band, being a more song-oriented record. (en)
- from Fear of a Blank Planet. The song contains soundscapes provided by King Crimson's guitarist, Robert Fripp, and is remarkable for being the only full-band composition of the record. (en)
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