Richard Barbieri interview with 69 Faces of Rock 2026
Richard Barbieri is a legendary keyboard player known for his work with Japan and Porcupine Tree, as well as a highly creative artist in his own right. His latest album, Hauntings, is filled with evocative sounds that explore a wide range of moods and vivid sonic imagery. Throughout Hauntings, listeners will encounter unexpected textures and moments that reveal new surprises with each listen. In this conversation, Richard Barbieri discusses his latest album, reflects on his work with Japan and Porcupine Tree, and shares his perspective on the nature of music itself. The interview was conducted by Mark Kadzielawa through Zoom on March 15, 2026.

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