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Genesis could have something special in the works for the band's 50th anniversary.

With the release of The Night Siren, former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett has unveiled his latest creative exploration.

There are few groups in the classic-rock canon with a more divisive discography than Genesis.

Peter Gabriel has dedicated his solo career to looking forward, but for a few moments during the final stop on his tour with Sting, he treated fans to a chapter from his past.

Genesis faced an uphill climb after Phil Collins quit the group, but replacement singer Ray Wilson wishes they'd stuck with it at least a little longer.

Their drummer stumbled into his destiny after the band's charismatic, costume-wearing frontman left.

A successful solo career can really put a strain on relationships between band members, but during the '80s, Phil Collins and Genesis put on a master class in how to make it work.

Hardly anybody looks back on this first single without wincing.

Some 400 audition tapes later, the group realized they had a replacement for Peter Gabriel among their ranks.

Two months after Genesis announced a new career-spanning documentary, the band is all set to drop some more news.

The guitarist does not think the upcoming documentary about Genesis will lead to a reunion.

There's nothing stopping a full Genesis reunion, but guitarist Steve Hackett calls the prospect "improbable." The group still gets along and members bump into each other from time to time, but eventually talks of getting back together fizzle.