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It was a special evening at the Hollywood Bowl as Peter Gabriel revisited hisclassic album So by playing the album in its entirety. Original collaborators Tony Levin on bass, David Rhodes on…   Read Story »
The "In Your Eyes" scene in Say Anything -- Cusack, boom box aloft, serenading Ione Skye -- might be one of the most iconic moments in '80s cinema. It also probably, over time, sapped the Peter…   Read Story »
In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Peter Gabriel's So, Gabriel will head out on a tour where So songs are the main focus. His website suggests that he'll play the songs "back to front" -- so…   Read Story »
For no discernible reason, dapper Twin Shadow frontman George Lewis has done a gorgeous cover of Peter Gabriel's "Here Comes The Flood," a song from Gabriel's 1977 self-titled album, accompanied only…   Read Story »
In response to Rush Limbaugh's loathsome comments about activist Sandra Fluke, Peter Gabriel has decided to pull "Sledgehammer," a track apparently used during Limbaugh's rant, from the show. Per his…   Read Story »
Last night our old friend/life champion Peter Gabriel turned up at the Ed Sullivan theater with a black-clad orchestra. Peter's promoting his symphonic LP New Blood, a sequel/extension of last year's…   Read Story »
Peter Gabriel toured with an 46-piece orchestra last summer, and he was so stoked on the live permutations of the songs that he piled the orchestra into the studio with him to rerecord a number of…   Read Story »
Justin Vernon's releasing a second Bon Iver single. This time it's "Holocene" backed by a cover of Bon Iver fan Peter Gabriel's "Come Talk To Me," a song that was out initially as a limited-edition…   Read Story »
Yesterday we posted a live version of an ethereal new tune Bat For Lashes did at Australia's Vivid Festival. The second part of the Opera House set was performed acoustic with a string quartet -- six…   Read Story »
On "Calgary," Justin Vernon's vocals lay in a cloud of gloomy synths and anxious electric guitar tones, suggesting a sonic shift from the grainy For Emma formula. But not too much has changed -- the…   Read Story »