The musical guest on last night's Colbert Report was art-rock genius and production mastermind Brian Eno. During his interview with Colbert, he laughed a lot and did the Montgomery Burns finger-tent…   Read Story »

Earlier in the summer, Brian Eno released Drums Between The Bells, an album of collaborations with the poet Rick Holland that married Holland's words to Eno's soundscapery; we posted a few tracks…   Read Story »

As "Glitch" (and a contributor list) suggested, Brian Eno's new collection Drum Between The Bells focuses on voices, all reciting the words of poet/collaborator Rick Holland. (It gets pretty chatty,…   Read Story »

Following on the heels of Small Craft On A Milk Sea, Brian Eno's releasing a new collection, Drum Between The Bells, featuring the words of Rick Holland. He and Eno began working together in 2003…   Read Story »

Did you know in addition to revolutionizing the way artists utilize the studio, and synthesizing sound with advancements in technology in a way that has single-handedly altered the musical landscape,…   Read Story »

We previously heard no-wave freakout "2 Forms Of Anger" and the dark, glitch-y "Horse." Add this gentle, melancholic piano piece "Emerald And Stone" to the Small Craft On A Milk Sea mix. It sounds…   Read Story »

Brian Eno passed through yesterday via his contributions to Bryan Ferry's "Song To The Siren." Today it's a track from his own Small Craft On A Milk Sea. "Horse" isn't as powerful as "2 Forms Of…   Read Story »

When we first wrote about Bryan Ferry's forthcoming solo effort Olympia, I put the "solo" in square quotes because the 10-song collection includes a number of guests -- Nile Rodgers, David Gilmour,…   Read Story »

"2 Forms of Anger" shows up toward the middle of Brian Eno's forthcoming Warp debut Small Craft On A Milk Sea. It's a good track -- percussive, atmospheric, and slicingly No New York in the guitars…   Read Story »

Karen has a Golden Globe nom, but her WTWTA work has been snubbed from Best Original Score Oscar contention, likely for its "predominant use of songs." As for Eno's The Lovely Bones? He just couldn't…   Read Story »