"PVZ" is Porcupine Tree bass player Colin Edwin's second full length solo album, and features 11 tracks that effortlessly span the ethereal to the rhythmically vital. In part, the album was inspired by the life and work of Hungarian author, physician, playwright and musician Géza Csáth, who explored some of life's darker themes in his writing: drug addiction, madness, obsession, murder and mental disturbance. Across its 11 tracks, PVZ journeys from the optimistic 'odd time' jaunt of "Opium" to the double bass led meditation "Frozen Hours", and ending on the appropriately melancholic, "The Final Scene". Highlights include the 7 minute dreamstate soundscape of "Endless Ascent", the gentle, quirky fretless bass workout of "A Dream Forgotten" and the discordant yet joyful "Filled With Colour".