Genesis moved forward as a trio thereafter, beginning with 1978's million-selling And Then There Were Three. Their next five albums were all platinum or multi-platinum sellers, topped by 1986's ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It wasn’t all elves and wizards, you know. This muddled but mesmerising epic from fourth album Foxtrot chooses as its subject the ...

Genesis were given room to run creatively in their early years, which led to the development of some of their best work.

The debate over when Genesis “went pop” is a dubious one. The group’s transition from progressive rock band with a cult following to ubiquitous Top-40 powerhouse was a gradual one, and even their most ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Until Follow You Follow Me our audience was very strongly male,” Mike Rutherford shrugs. “After it, all the guys were able to say ...

Genesis’ 14th album We Can’t Dance from 1991 would ultimately be Collins’ final one with the band with Ray Wilson taking on the lead vocals for the band’s 1997 release Calling All Stations. But ...

Genesis could put together new layers of prog rock, but they did have a few headaches going into this massive project. Read ...

Genesis had three sometimes overlapping eras, with career-defining and then career-turning tenures by Peter Gabriel, Steve Hackett and Phil Collins. Even the lone recording with their third frontman, ...