In This Moment have released a stream of their cover of Phil Collins track In The Air Tonight.

​Lorde has long been a vocal fan of Phil Collins; there’s a great moment on her episode of Marc Maron’s WTF podcast where, in attempting to convince Maron that Collins is the best, she sings him a few bars of "Take Me Home." And now we get to hear that at length.

Mallets, murder, croquet and honey, it was a record cover that caused controversy once it hit the shops, so what was the thinking about the carnage on Nursery Cryme?

Heavy metal supergroup Hellyeah had finished recording the basic tracks for fifth album Unden!able when they started throwing around ideas for a cover song to add to the mix.

Shinedown vocalist Brent Smith and Zach Myers premiere their cover of Phil Collins track In The Air Tonight.

The weekend is almost here so let's celebrate with Fly Moon Royalty's amaze cover of Phil Collins' epic "In the Air Tonight," which got a pop culture boost a few years back with The Hangover and Mike Tyson.

The incredibly talented, singer/songwriter, Banks, is back today with a dope new track for our listening enjoyment. She decided to do a cover track and took on Peter Gabriel’s single "In Your Eyes".

Peter Gabriel fears he will never get to work with Radiohead as frontman Thom Yorke was insulted by his version of their hit track Street Spirit (Fade Out). The former Genesis star recorded orchestral renditions of songs by artists including Neil Young, Lou Reed, and David Bowie for his 2010 album Scratch My Back, and the Radiohead cover was part of that project.

Phish has a long tradition of covering entire albums during their Halloween concerts, and now the band has revealed they want to perform Genesis’ 1974 release The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway with its former frontman, Peter Gabriel, for this year’s show. "I'm such a big fan of Peter Gabriel, I can't even begin to tell you," frontman Trey Anastasio tells Rolling Stone.

With all the excitement surrounding Reflektor, the upcoming fourth album from Arcade Fire, it’s good to remember that behind all the hype are a band worthy of all the praise, as proven in their cover of Peter Gabriel‘s Games Without Frontiers.