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As mentioned previously, Brian Eno and Underworld co-founder Karl Hyde are coming forth with a collaborative full-length called Someday World. Despite having basic elements, the lead single “The Satellites” was a nice, mildly moody treat – it was great hearing these two electronic music veterans working together and just delivering a
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With reverbed guitars and layer upon bright layer of synth horns, Brian Eno and Underworld co-founder Karl Hyde deliver “The Satellites,” which is the opening track from the forthcoming collaborative album Someday World. This thing is looking at a release on Warp Records on May 5th! While basic in its
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Paul White is most known for producing for Danny Brown, and is producing multiple tracks off of Danny Brown’s upcoming Old. He is also readying his own release, the EP Watch The Ants, and has just released a video for the eponymous track off of the EP. The track
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Brian Eno’s latest ambient effort sees him returning to his roots in the genre with albums like Ambient 1. At first, I found that pretty refreshing, and I loved the combination of piano, violin, synths, and guitar on these tracks, too. However, the album is seriously lacking in terms
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On this website and in my videos, I’ve been very open about my appreciation of Mr. Brian Eno’s music and production credits. Brian is gearing up to release a new LP, titled Drums Between the Bells, which will feature a series of spoken word pieces from Rick Holland.
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A track taken from the forthcoming LP from Brian Eno and poet Rick Holland. The release comes as the result of some on and off collaborating, and the wish to finish what the two hard started when they initially worked together in ’03. The album’s title is Drums Between
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