And Still is the penultimate track on the playlist of Peter Gabriel’s album I/O. As with the other songs on the project, it is treated to three different mixes in total, the “Bright-Side Mix”, the “Dark-Side Mix”...
In composing this song, Peter Gabriel set out to imitate “some of the great Tamla Motown rhythm sections” of old but “in a modern way”. Also interesting to note is that for a time, he worked...
Unlike some of the other songs found on I/O, Peter Gabriel did not provide a deeply elaborate or poetic explanation behind Olive Tree. Instead, in terms of what the lyrics represent (according to his website), Gabriel stated...
Peter Gabriel is an aged rocker, being 73 years old as of the release of So Much on 17 July 2023. And the reason we’re bringing that up is because the singer has revealed that this song “is...
Peter Gabriel dropped his 10th studio album, a project titled I/0, on 1 December 2023. Panopticom was issued as its lead single (as well as being the first track on the album’s playlist), coming out as such the following...
The title of this song is the name of a parable whose authorship is often attributed to Buddha, meaning that it’s pretty old. There are different variations to how it is told. But basically, the ‘four...
I/O is the title track to Peter Gabriel’s 10th studio album, which his label, Real World Records, introduced to the marketplace in early December of 2023. A few months afterwards, on 6 April 2023, this song itself...
Early in December of 2023, Peter Gabriel dropped I/O through his label, Real World Records. This project marks the first album he’s released consisting of original songs (i.e. non-covers) since Up, which came out in 2002. I/O is basically...
This track – or more specifically its “Dark Side Mix” – was released as the second single from Peter Gabriel’s album I/O on 5 February 2023, as well as the second track on the project’s playlist. In...
It’s very easy to get the impression that the lyrics of “Here Comes the Flood” are based on what is commonly known as the Great Deluge, i.e. of Biblical lore. That is to say that...
