From the prog adventures of their Peter Gabriel-led 70s to their multi-million selling Phil Collins era, MOJO ranks every ...

Abacab; That's All; Mama; Illegal Alien; Home By The Sea; Second Home By The Sea; Keep It Dark; It's Gonna Get Better; (Medley)In The Cage / Cinema Show / In That Quiet Earth / Slippermen; Afterglow; ...

Genesis has been spotted testing a full-size electric SUV, expected to be called the GV90 The Genesis Neolun concept unveiled in 2024 previewed the design A market launch in 2026 is currently ...

When Genesis played their final show in London a few years ago, Peter Gabriel was in the audience. He tells Mojo , “Phil wasn’t in as great shape as he used to be, but they did a great job. Me ...

The interview also touches on the upcoming Super Deluxe Edition of The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, celebrating the 50th anniversary of Genesis’ iconic 1974 album. The reissue, set for release on March ...

And other times, they’re just desperate for a hook and wind up stealing one from a Corn Flakes jingle and placing the shitty tune on the same Beatles album as “A Day in the Life.” ...

The band, which started as a solo project for frontman Justin Vernon, will release their first full-length album ... served as “the conceptual genesis for the album” back in 2022.

Genesis’s self-titled 1983 album represented their next step on ... the Gabriel-worthy weirdness of “Mama” and “Home by the Sea” (both hits in their own right) still felt connected ...

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Ludvig Aberg, who, as you can see below, made money this week, is also hoping not to see it go. It’s not that he can’t afford it. Far from it. Actually, he explained his feelings well.

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Patrick Rodgers and Denny McCarthy, vying for their first PGA Tour wins, are paired in the final group of the Genesis Invitational. Ludvig Aberg trails by two strokes and aims to conquer a course he ...