In the summer of 1986, when his song Sledgehammer attained the number one spot on the US singles chart, Peter Gabriel swapped his position as a cult artist for that of a pop sensation. He’d had hits ...

In the six years from 1977-1982, Peter Gabriel released four albums that were to define him as one of the great pioneers of British rock music and set him on his course to becoming a global superstar.

Before talking about the meat of Peter Gabriel’s new album, “i/o,” which stands for “input/output,” it is inevitable that initial discussion will focus on the level of output (or the lack of it) he’s ...

Gabriel’s least-good album is still a very strong effort. The one-two-three punch of the album’s opening tracks—”On the Air,” “D.I.Y,” and “Mother of Violence”—are on a par with any other three-song ...

If you grew up in the 1980s and heard songs on the radio by Genesis such as "Invisible Touch" and "That's All," you might have thought those were decent tunes, but not exactly great art. You might ...

“I don’t know how to feel, but I wanna try,” sang Billie Eilish, as Barbie, and in 2023, some of us knew exactly how she felt. (Or couldn’t.) Fortunately, there are about 35 million songs a year being ...

Sheryl Crow has released a cover of Peter Gabriel's 1992 song "Digging in the Dirt." It's the latest single from her upcoming album, Evolution. The new song features vocals by Gabriel. "Peter's song ...

Us’ lead single, “Digging in the Dirt,” was a fair indication of the album’s seriousness. A casual listen to the song reveals that Gabriel is singing about his process of self-discovery, and it’s ...