The Trading Boundaries Voyage Rhine cruise took place in July. The programme had plenty to offer Genesis fans. Volker Warncke was there and reports on it.
Following the longest track in July, Gabriel releases the second-longest in August – a track that comes across as cheerful and light-hearted.
In August 2026, the long-awaited joint album by Steve Hackett and Steve Rothery – "The Roaring Waves" – finally sees the light of day.
As July draws to a close, Gabriel treats us to the longest track on o\i. And an old acquaintance reappears: the character Mozo, someone who has fallen from grace.
At the end of June, we get to hear the song "I Belong To The Sky," which was always one of Gabriel's favorites. It's an amazingly light and swinging number.
On 17 July, the Phil Collins Big Band gave two memorable concerts as part of the Montreux Jazz Festival.
The track for the second full moon in May isn't quite as smooth as its two predecessors. Instead, Gabriel once again showcases his mastery of the abysmal.
There will be two songs for o\i in May. The first is – as you might expect – a rather calm track. But also one that radiates great optimism.
In April 2026, Anthony Phillips is releasing another piano album: "Gemini – Pieces For Piano". Gereon Schoplick has reviewed it.
The fourth track on o\i is – just like on i/o – a cheerful, fairly short number. It's laid-back, even a bit unsettling – and not really trivial.