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On the day of the release of his new album At The Edge Of Light, Steve Hackett took some time to talk to Christian Gerhardts from GNC about his new album, current projects, playing live and some politics…
After Face Value, Phil Collins’ second solo record became a defiant album. Though he looked forward he also kept dealing with the divorce. 2016 saw the re-release of the album, and we have checked it out.
Riding on the back of the boxset release A Chord Too Far by Tony Banks, Genesis-News.com [it] took the chance to discuss Tony Banks’ solo career, future plans, life and death, possible Genesis releases and the tense atmosphere between classical and rock music.
Tony Banks’ first ever career spanning compilation of solo material will be released in summer 2015 and contains tracks from all of his albums on 4 CDs.
After the well receivedChildren Of Another God, Steve Hackett’s sideman Nick Magnus has recorded another solo album – n’monix. Martin Brilla reviewed it for you.
Anthony Phillips remains to be the unchallenged (Ex-) Genesis band member with the most solo album releases. Whether or not the quantity is corresponding with the quality is reflected by Andreas Lauer in his short introduction to the five most recent albums by Anthony Phillips.
David Rhodes sat down for a cup of coffee and spoke with Helmut Janisch about bees and David’s new band album RHODES.
The soundtrack The Wicked Lady, composed by Tony Banks, will be re-released on CD soon. Other solo albums will follow.
His first solo album was an new departure for Peter Gabriel. He was looking for styles, for his own way of expressing himself – and for trust in the music business. Not quite sure-footed, but large potential became visible.
In 2009 Tony Banks’ debut album came out again as a remaster. A deluxe version offers additional 5.1 surround sound. Both the album and the surround mix are reviewed by two authors.