Reviews of Peter Gabriel releases on CD or SACD (Super Audio CD)
After more than 20 years, Peter Gabriel’s long-awaited new album was finally released on 1 December 2023 and it’s actually called i/o. Read our reviews (one from a bright side, one from a dark side) and our track by track special here.
In September 2019, Gabriel released a collection of alternate and rare versions of a number of songs. The compilation is available for download only. Here’s all the information.
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In April 2019 Peter Gabriel releases a Vinyl Picture Disc with ten songs he has contributed to films over the years. It’s a special release to celebrate the 2019 Record Store Day. Find all info here.
All shows from both 2014 Back To Front tour legs will also be made available on 2CD with another Encore Series. The first part of 2014 is now being shipped, we have all the news and all the show reviews.
The European leg of the Back To Front Tour has also been released on 2CD (Encore Series 2013). There are no USB sticks this time, but you get high quality downloads. Find here a show-by-show review and a comparison and the ultimate guide which show might be the best.
Surprisingly, three years after Scratch My Back the second part of the song swap project is released. Twelve artists of all musical walks of life are assembled on a varied And I’ll Scratch Yours.
In 2012 Peter Gabriel releases a huge retrospective of his most successfl album, So. We have assembled all the information about the remaster, the point of the 3CD set and the Deluxe boxset as well as reviews of the releases.
In 1978 Peter Gabriel released his second album to somewhat faltering success. Today many fans have a soft spot for the album.
On 27 November 2026, 'o\i' – the follow-up to 'i/o' – is set to be released, just three years on. We have all the details.
The tenth track for o\i is called "Face The Wall" about death and how to face it. Yet the track comes across as surprisingly cheerful – and there are reasons for that.
Following the longest track in July, Gabriel releases the second-longest in August – a track that comes across as cheerful and light-hearted.
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.
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.
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.
We've actually been waiting for the third Peter Gabriel track for o\i for three years. At least. Let us explain…
The second song by o\i is, at least judging by its title Put The Bucket Down, an old acquaintance. After already being discussed for i/o, it is now finally being released.
