In 2010 Peter Gabriel released a breathtakingly expensive Deluxe Edition from his new album Scratch My Back. Martin Klinkhardt checked it out.
For a selection of three shows, Phil presented his Motown Showcase in the rather tiny Roseland Ballroom in New York City. Phildas Bhakta tried to take a closer look while driving wild …
In support of his new album Going Back, Phil performs in Philadelphia with his new 18-piece band. Daniel Colacicco was there and shares his impressions.
Just before Genesis returned to the studio for their 1991 album We Can’t Dance, Mike Rutherford released the third Mechanics album, Word of Mouth. Christian Gerhardts took a closer look – from a 2014 perspective.
In 1989 released an album under the monicker Bankstatement, following Mike Rutherford’s idea and trying to establish a second band besides Genesis.
Ray Wilson has started to play a lot of shows in Poland. Especially since he moved to Poland, his fanbase is growing constantly there. Maciek Soroczyński tell his own impresions from four more or less recent shows …
Classic Records offer a new release of Gabriel albums for audiophiles – high-quality, one-side-only 45rpm 4 LP sets. Andreas Eifler explains what this is all about.
Anthony Phillips has not only released a torrent of studio albums, he also collaborated with many other artists and worked on their albums. Martin Brille gives you a first overview.
Nick Magnus has released a new solo album early in 2010 on which he worked with Pete Hicks again and a couple of other guest musicians. Martin Brilla has listened closely.
Before his show in Hamburg, Germany, Helmut Janisch, Bernd Zindler and Peter Schütz had the opportunity for an interview with David Rhodes as well as Ged Lynch and Richard Evans.