A new EP from Brian Eno on Warp, continuing the collaboration with poet Rick Holland reprised on this year's Drums Between The Bells LP. The six tracks on offer apparently "explore how lyric and song-writing are perceived in the post-everything era." Not sure what that means, if indeed it means anything, but there's no doubt that this is some of Eno's most immediate and affecting work of recent years, spoken vocals threaded through plaintive instrumentals that lean more towards the ambient side of his catalogue. Suffused with an urban melancholy and a longing for a lost pastoral sublime, this is undoubtedly our favourite Eno offering on Warp so far.
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A new EP from Brian Eno on Warp, continuing the collaboration with poet Rick Holland reprised on this year's Drums Between The Bells LP. The six tracks on offer apparently "explore how lyric and song-writing are perceived in the post-everything era." Not sure what that means, if indeed it means anything, but there's no doubt that this is some of Eno's most immediate and affecting work of recent years, spoken vocals threaded through plaintive instrumentals that lean more towards the ambient side of his catalogue. Suffused with an urban melancholy and a longing for a lost pastoral sublime, this is undoubtedly our favourite Eno offering on Warp so far.
A new EP from Brian Eno on Warp, continuing the collaboration with poet Rick Holland reprised on this year's Drums Between The Bells LP. The six tracks on offer apparently "explore how lyric and song-writing are perceived in the post-everything era." Not sure what that means, if indeed it means anything, but there's no doubt that this is some of Eno's most immediate and affecting work of recent years, spoken vocals threaded through plaintive instrumentals that lean more towards the ambient side of his catalogue. Suffused with an urban melancholy and a longing for a lost pastoral sublime, this is undoubtedly our favourite Eno offering on Warp so far.
A new EP from Brian Eno on Warp, continuing the collaboration with poet Rick Holland reprised on this year's Drums Between The Bells LP. The six tracks on offer apparently "explore how lyric and song-writing are perceived in the post-everything era." Not sure what that means, if indeed it means anything, but there's no doubt that this is some of Eno's most immediate and affecting work of recent years, spoken vocals threaded through plaintive instrumentals that lean more towards the ambient side of his catalogue. Suffused with an urban melancholy and a longing for a lost pastoral sublime, this is undoubtedly our favourite Eno offering on Warp so far.
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A new EP from Brian Eno on Warp, continuing the collaboration with poet Rick Holland reprised on this year's Drums Between The Bells LP. The six tracks on offer apparently "explore how lyric and song-writing are perceived in the post-everything era." Not sure what that means, if indeed it means anything, but there's no doubt that this is some of Eno's most immediate and affecting work of recent years, spoken vocals threaded through plaintive instrumentals that lean more towards the ambient side of his catalogue. Suffused with an urban melancholy and a longing for a lost pastoral sublime, this is undoubtedly our favourite Eno offering on Warp so far.