Without Frontiers is a new book about the music and the life of Peter Gabriel. Can it replace Spencer Bright or Chapter & Verse? Martin Klinkhardt has read it.
April 1st marks the 40th anniversary of an album that eventually became the first Genesis album to be written and recorded by the trio formation. Martin Klinkhardts looks back and shares his thoughts.
Steve Hackett is touring with his band again in 2018, mainly in North and South America. Thomas Jesse from Germany took the chance and saw Steve in Collingswood and shares his thoughts.
After their Invisible Touch Tour, Liverpool based tribute band Carpet Crawlers go back in time again for a celebration of Foxtrot and Selling England By The Pound. Dates will happen in 2018 and early 2019.
Steve Hackett was part of the Cruise To The Edge once again in 2018. Volker Warncke was on the cruise as well and shares his impressions, not only from the Hackett gigs.
Helmut Janisch from GNC met Peter Nicholls from IQ during their tour recently in Aschaffenburg, Germany. Some references to Genesis are obvious, so we thought a little interview would be nice.
Phil Collins finally returned to Latin America, opeing this leg of his tour in Brazil. Ulrich Klemt sums up everything about the first show.
Tony Banks releases his third album with orchestra music in February 2018. Andreas Lauer takes a closer look and explains why FIVE might be his best album since A Curious Feeling.
Four middle-aged men start a joint project in October 2013: They want to rehearse an instrumental piece for a single performance at the Anthony Phillips Event 2014 – within less than six months
Tony Banks releases his third classical album – FIVE. Christian Gerhardts had the chance to discuss in detail everything about his new album and beyond.