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“Genesis is a strange band… they were privileged but brutalised”: Steve Hackett remains “very proud” of his six years with Genesis, but has no regrets about leaving

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“Genesis is a strange band… they were privileged but brutalised”: Steve Hackett remains “very proud” of his six years with Genesis, but has no regrets about leaving

“I choose to celebrate Genesis’s classic work with a band that relishes it” says Steve Hackett

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