Reviews of Steve Hackett CDs
In May 2019, Spectral Mornings, the third solo album by Steve Hackett, celebrates its 40th anniversary. Eric Engler takes a closer look from today’s perspective.
Steve Hackett will release the follow-up to The Night Siren early 2019 via InsideOutMusic. The album is called At The Edge Of Light. We have all the info for you.
Steve Hackett’s 1984 solo album Till We Have Faces is not ranked among his best, also not a fan’s favorite. Reason enough for Thomas Jesse to take a closer look at this album.
Broken Skies, Outspread Wings compiles Steve Hackett’s work from 1984-2018 on 6CDs and 2DVDs. We have the details.
Steve Hackett’s 2017 tour was captured at the Symphony Hall in Birmingham, UK and was released end of January 2018 on Blu-ray and 2CD/2DVD (Blu-ray/2CD in Noth America). Christian Gerhardts reviewed the release for you.
Just two years after his last studio album Wolflight, Steve Hackett presents a new studio album. He describes this one as a wake up call – Christoph Laakmann took a closer look.
In late 2015, Steve Hackett releases a boxset which include his first six albums, some of them remixed in 5.1 Surround Sound by Steven Wilson. There are also some raritites and live shows included. We have all the info.
After two years of touring with his Genesis Revisited / Extended show, Steve Hackett has released a new studio rock album, Wolflight, in early 2015. Christian Gerhardts shares his thoughts.
In 1997 Steve Hackett released his take on Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream on EMI Classic. Bernd Vormwald is happy to introduce you to the work and its background.
Steve Hackett releases a follow-up to his 1996/1997 Genesis Revisited album. Again, he invited various musicians from different genres to deliver contributions. Find all information here.
