What makes Seven – A Suite for Orchestra by Tony Banks notable?

'Seven' received critical acclaim for its innovative blend of orchestral music and rock elements, gaining attention in both the classical and progressive rock communities. The album demonstrated Banks' versatility and ability to reach new audiences, charting on various platforms and solidifying his position as a pioneering composer beyond his Genesis legacy. By 2004, Tony Banks, best known as the keyboardist of Genesis, was transitioning into a solo career with 'Seven – A Suite for Orchestra,' his first orchestral venture. This album followed his previous solo efforts and marked a departure from traditional rock structures, showcasing his ambition to meld classical compositions with contemporary sounds.