The 1989 solo album "Bankstatement" saw Tony Banks delving into art pop and rock with a focus on keyboard arrangements. The album features a diverse range of influences, showcasing Banks's distinctive compositional style outside of his work with Genesis.
- "Bankstatement" was released in 1989, serving as Tony Banks's fourth solo studio album. The album was released on the I.R.S. label. It explored genres including progressive rock, rock, and art pop.
- The album was recorded at various studios, including Tony Banks's own recording facility, Waterman's. The production credits for "Bankstatement" are shared between Tony Banks and Desmond Child.
- While "Bankstatement" did not achieve significant chart success, it is recognized as a notable work in Tony Banks's solo discography, highlighting his versatility as a musician and composer. The album showcases his continued exploration of diverse musical territories.
Tony Banks is an English musician, songwriter, and composer, best known as the keyboardist and a founding member of the progressive rock band Genesis. He has released several solo albums exploring classical and art pop influences.
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