Eight albums. Almost five decades of reinvention.
Explore Peter Gabriel’s studio catalogue — from his first steps beyond Genesis and the experimental self-titled albums to So, Us, Up and the long-awaited arrival of i/o.
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Explore the Full Discography→A chronological journey through eight studio albums and almost five decades of experimentation, technological curiosity, rhythmic exploration and continual musical reinvention.
Peter Gabriel’s first solo album finds him stepping beyond Genesis into an eclectic new world of art rock, orchestration, experimentation and the dramatic breakthrough of Solsbury Hill.
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A darker and more angular second album, produced by Robert Fripp and filled with restless arrangements, unusual textures and Gabriel’s increasingly distinctive approach to solo songwriting.
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A landmark reinvention built around gated drums, stark production and powerful songwriting, bringing together Games Without Frontiers, Biko and some of Gabriel’s most adventurous music.
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Rhythm, technology and global musical influences move to the foreground on an atmospheric fourth album containing The Rhythm of the Heat, San Jacinto and Shock the Monkey.
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Gabriel’s commercial breakthrough balances sophisticated art-pop with emotional intimacy, producing Sledgehammer, Don’t Give Up, In Your Eyes and one of the defining albums of the 1980s.
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An intensely personal exploration of relationships, identity and emotional conflict, wrapped in richly layered production and some of Gabriel’s most ambitious visual and musical ideas.
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Ten years after Us, Gabriel returned with a dense, dark and meticulously constructed record exploring birth, death, fear, transformation and the passage of time.
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Gabriel’s first album of new material in more than two decades is an expansive meditation on connection, mortality and the natural world, presented through multiple distinct mixes.
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