i/o
Peter Gabriel · 2023
206 min · 36 tracks · new wave · pop rock · progressive rock
A kaleidoscopic blend of ethereal melodies and intricate rhythms that redefine art rock for a new era.
Why this album works
- Best for
- dynamic exploration of varied intensity wave-like pacing that ebbs immersive listening over long stretches
- Context
- Released on December 1, 2023, 'i/o' marks Peter Gabriel's first studio album in nearly two decades, following 2002's 'Up.' This release finds Gabriel returning to the music scene amidst a landscape dominated by digital streaming, showcasing his ability to evolve while staying true to his experimental roots.
- If you like
- new wave, pop rock, progressive rock
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- Up — Continues the exploration of intricate sounds and themes, expanding on the sonic landscape of i/o.
i/o is an album by Peter Gabriel, released in 2023. A kaleidoscopic blend of ethereal melodies and intricate rhythms that redefine art rock for a new era. 'i/o' has generated significant buzz not only due to its long-awaited arrival but also for its ambitious format, featuring multiple mixes of each track. The album was met with anticipation and marked a return to form for Gabriel, who has influenced numerous artists across genres over the years. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does i/o sound like?
A kaleidoscopic blend of ethereal melodies and intricate rhythms that redefine art rock for a new era. Rooted in new wave and pop rock. Start with "Panopticom (In‐Side mix)".
Is i/o a good place to start with Peter Gabriel?
Yes, i/o is recommended as a starting point for new Peter Gabriel listeners. A kaleidoscopic blend of ethereal melodies and intricate rhythms that redefine art rock for a new era. Released on December 1, 2023, 'i/o' marks Peter Gabriel's first studio album in nearly two decades, following 2002's 'Up.' This release finds Gabriel returning to the music scene amidst a landscape dominated by digital streaming, showcasing his ability to evolve while staying true to his experimental roots.
Who is i/o for?
i/o works well if you're into dynamic exploration of varied intensity, wave-like pacing that ebbs and immersive listening over long stretches.
How many songs are on i/o?
i/o has 36 tracks, running approximately 206 minutes.
Tracklist
New here? Start with Panopticom (In‐Side mix).
- 1 Panopticom (In‐Side mix) Start here 5:19
- 2 The Court (In‐Side mix) 4:21
- 3 Playing for Time (In‐Side mix) Standout 6:18
- 4 i/o (In‐Side mix) 3:53
- 5 Four Kinds of Horses (In‐Side mix) 6:47
- 6 Road to Joy (In‐Side mix) 5:24
- 7 So Much (In‐Side mix) 4:52
- 8 Olive Tree (In‐Side mix) 6:01
- 9 Love Can Heal (In‐Side mix) Standout 6:02
- 10 This Is Home (In‐Side mix) 5:04
- 11 And Still (In‐Side mix) 7:44
- 12 Live and Let Live (In‐Side mix) 7:12
- 13 Panopticom (Bright‐Side mix) 5:19
- 14 The Court (Bright‐Side mix) 4:21
- 15 Playing for Time (Bright‐Side mix) 6:18
- 16 i/o (Bright‐Side mix) 3:53
- 17 Four Kinds of Horses (Bright‐Side mix) 6:47
- 18 Road to Joy (Bright‐Side mix) 5:24
- 19 So Much (Bright‐Side mix) 4:52
- 20 Olive Tree (Bright‐Side mix) 6:01
- 21 Love Can Heal (Bright‐Side mix) 6:02
- 22 This Is Home (Bright‐Side mix) 5:04
- 23 And Still (Bright‐Side mix) 7:44
- 24 Live and Let Live (Bright‐Side mix) 7:12
- 25 Panopticom (Dark‐Side mix) 5:19
- 26 The Court (Dark‐Side mix) 4:21
- 27 Playing for Time (Dark‐Side mix) 6:18
- 28 i/o (Dark‐Side mix) 3:53
- 29 Four Kinds of Horses (Dark‐Side mix) 6:47
- 30 Road to Joy (Dark‐Side mix) 5:24
- 31 So Much (Dark‐Side mix) 4:52
- 32 Olive Tree (Dark‐Side mix) 6:01
- 33 Love Can Heal (Dark‐Side mix) 6:02
- 34 This Is Home (Dark‐Side mix) 5:04
- 35 And Still (Dark‐Side mix) 7:44
- 36 Live and Let Live (Dark‐Side mix) 7:12
Release Date
December 1, 2023
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Runtime
206 min 51 sec
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