The second full moon of 2026 brings with it the next release from Peter Gabriel, “Put the Bucket Down.” Will the Tabletoppers like it? Will they ever get the name right? Find out as they discuss this track from o\i, and opine on the BBC Eras podcast series spotlighting Phil Collins.

Here we go again! Peter Gabriel is back (so soon!) with the forthcoming album, o\i, a follow-up to 2023’s i/o. As before, a new track will be released each month to coincide with the full moon. The Tabletoppers discuss the first release, “Been Undone.”

The Tabletop dives into the long-awaited deluxe edition of “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway” before discussing Steve Hackett’s latest tour, the Dolby surround mix of “No Jacket Required,” and more!

Musician, writer, and producer Dave Kerzner joins the Tabletop to discuss the origins of his latest project with his group Sonic Elements, It – A 50th Anniversary Celebration of The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.

In December 2024, the YouTube Channel Drumeo released a new documentary, “Phil Collins: Drummer First.” The Tabletop shares their thoughts on the sit down interview, conducted by Phil’s son Nic.

Genesis Piano Project’s Adam Kromelow talks about how his performance of Genesis classics came together with the Gatineau Symphony Orchestra, and the Tabletop weigh in on the announcement of The Lamb boxset due in March 2025.

1986 may be remembered most for Invisible Touch and So, but Steve Hackett, along with Steve Howe, also enjoyed some time on the Billboard charts with their project, GTR. The Tabletop discusses this album by the supergroup, and gets the inside scoop from GTR drummer Jonathan Mover.

Genesis co-founder Anthony Phillips shares his memories with the Tabletop about recording his 1977 debut solo album, “The Geese & the Ghost.” Adam Kromelow from the Genesis Piano Project joins the discussion.

The Tabletop dives right into the mouth of the nightwhale to review Steve Hackett’s 30th solo release, a semi-autobiographical concept album that many fans are calling his best work in years.

The “decade of Phil Collins” came to a close with the 1989 release of his fourth studio album, …But Seriously. The Tabletop tackles the more serious side of Phil, joined by Stacy Godfrey of the “No Words Music” podcast.