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With the double album “Genesis Revisited II”, Steve Hackett catapults himself back into his musical past, which he now celebrates in style, especially at concerts. In between, however, he also releases the two rock albums “Wolflight” and “The Night Siren”…
Part 9 of the Steve Hackett Recording Compendium covers the crisis-ridden period following his separation from his wife and manager, during which he released the two solo albums as well as the Squackett album with Chris Squire.
In November, InsideOut will release new editions of Steve Hackett’s classic album A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Part 8 of the compendium focuses on the ‘MAP Studios’ phase, during which two band albums and two acoustic albums were recorded, interspersed with extensive touring.
The anticipated live album and concert film The Lamb Stands Up Live At The Royal Albert Hall will be released on 11 July in various formats.
Amy Birks released solo albums in 2020 and 2022 before joining the Beatrix Players, now in its third incarnation with Manning, Dove, John Hackett and others. Thomas Jesse has listened to Living & Alive in advance.
After their Anthony Phillips tribute album, Rocking Horse Music Club present Circus Of Wire Dolls, a concept double album, on which again some musicians from the Genesis family are involved. Thomas Jesse took a closer look.
The eighth part of the Anthony Phillips Recording Compendium deals with the phase since summer 2012, especially around the album Strings Of Light.and the surprisingly released PP&P XII!
Nick Fletcher is a British guitarist who is not only praised by Steve Hackett, but is also part of the John Hackett Band. Now he presents a new solo album called Cycles Of Behaviour. Thomas Jesse is thrilled …
During the COVID lockdown, John Hackett has written and recorded another solo album (a rock album actually). Thoms Jesse took a closer look.