Brian Eno: LUX
Brian Eno’s ambient touches can be heard in his own work as well as the numerous records he’s produced for Talking Heads, U2 and Devo. read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsBrian Eno Announces New Album, LUX
Brian Eno has announced a new solo album, LUX, which Warp Records will release Nov. 13. It will be Eno’s first solo release since 2005’s Another Day on Earth. Though Eno has released two albums previously for Warp (Small Craft on a Milk Sea and Drums Between The Bells), this will be his first solo release on the label.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsThe Eight Best David Byrne Collaborations
Today, former Talking Head frontman David Byrne and St. Vincent finally release their addictive and brazen collaboration, Love This Giant, the latest in a long line of Byrne's creative endeavors with other artists. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayWatch St. Vincent Cover Brian Eno
Indie-pop multi-instrumentalist Annie Clark, better known as St. Vincent, has been slowly building a caché of covers, performing her own renditions of Big Black and The Pop Group songs within the last year or so. And she’s recently added Brian Eno’s “Some of Them Are Old” to her canon.... read more
Found in: NewsWatch Stephen Colbert, Brian Eno and Michael Stipe Sing Together
Last night on _The Colbert Report_, Stephen Colbert interviewed Brian Eno. After the interview, Colbert placed a copy of R.E.M.’s newest compilation on his shelf to commemorate the recently broken up band. But then Colbert went on to place R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe on his shelf as well, as Stipe, Colbert and Eno went on to all sing a rendition of “Lean on Me” together. Maybe one day they could form a band together…. read more
Found in: TV, NewsBrian Eno to Appear on The Colbert Report
Bringing on some of the most high profile British musicians currently alive (Radiohead and Coldplay so far), The Colbert Report has now announced that the famous producer, songwriter, and musician Brian Eno would be the guest on tonight's show. read more
Found in: Music, News10 Pop Musicians Gone Composers
With the release of yMusic's debut album this week, we thought it would be appropriate to celebrate the spirit of American crossover with some of the greatest pop musicians who've become legitimate composers. read more
Found in: Blogs, List of the DayBrian Eno: Drums Between The Bells
For all of his prolificacy, his repertoire, his universal influence and all the hushed tones surrounding his name, Brian Eno has never really made music for singing. He’s certainly played around with the idea; his landmark work through the ‘70s featured intermittent vocal support, and his partnership with David Byrne has produced some honest-to-god pop songs—but most of these moments seemed entwined to the very essence of the music, the songwriting becoming a primary instrument. This isn’t the case with Drums Between the Bells; while texturally it runs the gambit of Eno’s various guises over the years, the voices present... read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsBrian Eno Streams Two New Songs
The always innovative Brian Eno is streaming two new tracks off of his new album Drums Between the Bells.... read more
Found in: Music, NewsBryan Ferry Hints at New Roxy Music Album
Bryan Ferry recently revealed that he’d be open to recording another Roxy Music album, as long as it was more “experimental.”... read more
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