For fans of Genesis: what to watch, read & play next

A sweeping documentary tracing creation itself — cosmic scale and beautiful imagery for fans drawn to Genesis's grandest ambitions.

Three teenagers stand their ground and insist on loving freely in a conformist world — a drama about first love and the courage to be different.

A surreal, free-flowing adventure structured as a "multi-sensual symphony" — experimental form chosen over conventional narrative.

A wedding day turns apocalyptic overnight — newlyweds fighting to survive as their guests succumb to a virus.

A boy finds mysterious eggs that hatch into baby dinosaurs — playful family fantasy built around a sense of wonder.

A rock star villain, a kidnapped singer, a demon summoning — animated, operatic, gloriously over the top.

A stranded couple seeks shelter with a Manson-like preacher in a remote compound — dread built through isolation and strict control.

A promotional piece for *Neon Genesis Evangelion* — series overview, cast interviews, and a music video in one place.

Music illuminates people's hearts — and when it's silenced by monsters, warriors fight to restore it to the world.

A documentary series examining pop and rock albums considered the best or most distinctive of their era.

Stolen musical treasures must be reclaimed — a kids' series where sound itself holds the fate of a kingdom.

Aliens discover humanity by living inside it — comedy built on the gap between cosmic perspective and everyday absurdity.

An aspiring singer and his band chase fame while he struggles to capture the attention of a hard-to-reach novelist.

One autumn month before the school festival, a guitarist plays toward an open window — music and unspoken feelings intertwined.

Two women carry the power of song through a kingdom at war — fantasy where music is both burden and salvation.

An epic tracing humanity's first millennia — origins, imperfection, and the social forces that shaped everything after.

Guide evolution itself through a chillout-soundtracked universe — meditative, cosmic, and easy to lose yourself in.

A classic Sega collection bringing together the platform's most celebrated titles in one place.

Master lead guitar, bass, drums, and vocals — the most authentic and ambitious music game of its era.

Retro venues, unlockable guitars, and 80s rock tracks — a Guitar Hero entry devoted to the decade's sound.

A fan-made musical creature game built purely out of affection — a small-team passion project not endorsed by the original studio.

Live out your rock-and-roll fantasy with AC/DC's catalog — a music game built around the band's live performance energy.

A particle born at the start of the universe solves puzzles through musical waves — sound as the engine of existence.

Three friends' last night of high school, scored by a generation's worth of iconic tracks — nostalgic and bittersweet.

From creation to coffin — a commentary on the primal Western stories of origins, fall, and endurance.

An in-depth study of the book of Genesis — for readers who want to sit with origin stories and wrestle with their meaning.

A verse-by-verse commentary on Genesis from a creationist perspective — committed and willing to argue against the mainstream.

Chronicles Black Sabbath's rise as the quintessential heavy metal band — essential context for the heavier end of rock history.

From R&B roots through solo stars and supergroups — a broad sweep of rock history from 1955 to 1970.

A guide to selecting the perfect rock for play and pleasure — deceptively simple, quietly delightful.

Profiles the Eagles — how the band started, their musical style, and the relationships between its members.

Rick James's own account of pioneering the fusion of funk groove and rock — wildly entertaining and profound.