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Stereogum — Twin Shadow’s George Lewis, Jr. stars in the sleek, black and white video for “I’m Ready,” a song off their recently-released major label debut Eclipse. The song itself gives me some strong Phil Collins vibes with the pounding, circuitous dru... more info

Stereogum — Phil Collins was scheduled to perform for the first time in four years last night at a fundraiser for his Little Dreams Foundation, but he ended up not performing after being “overcome by some sort of neurological affliction that he said strikes ev... more info

Stereogum — The terrifyingly popular Indiana jam-band play an annual mash-up show every year on Halloween, combining covers live and wearing mash-up contest. (This year, band members wore costumes like Devo Snyder and “Weird Al” Pacino.) As silly as the whol... more info

Stereogum — Back in January, Phil Collins said that he had been asked to work with Adele on her upcoming third full-length. The singer is expected to release her new album sometime next year, but it doesn’t look like Collins will be on it. In a new interview w... more info

Time — The singer has remembered the Alamo since he was a child more info

Stereogum — This year Phil Collins announced his first concert since 2010, sang “In The Air Tonight” for the first time since 2005, reunited with Genesis’ classic lineup (in person, not on stage). But the most fascinating bit of Collins news in 2014 might ... more info

Reuters — SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - British rock legend Phil Collins brought his massive collection of Alamo artifacts on Tuesday to the San Antonio site those in the Lone Star State call the "Shrine of Texas Liberty" for a museum that will be named in his honor... more info

TMZ — The secret to beating the Dallas Cowboys? Phil Collins. Well, at the least ... he could help -- because NY Giants head coach Tom Coughlin turned to Phil's best song to help fire up his team this week ... so says linebacker Mark Herzlich. Herzlich… ... more info

Stereogum — More than 30 years ago, Afrika Bambaataa’s Arthur Baker-produced “Planet Rock” changed the music industry forever, thanks in part to its use of the revolutionary 808 drum machine. The 808 created a beat no one had ever experienced before, and e... more info