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Articles tagged "brian eno"Books ReviewPink Flag by Wilson Neateby Kieran Curran[17.Sep.09] :. Neate's book encourages a discourse on LPs which could be lost but which stubbornly survives; the vinyl jostles with mp3s for (real and virtual) space in certain hipsters' record collections. Mixed MediaHarmonia & Eno ‘76 - Tracks and Traces (new album / MP3)by PopMatters Staff[6.Aug.09] :. Harmonia & Eno ‘76 Tracks and Traces (Gronland / High Wire Music) Releasing: 6 October Brian Eno joined Krautrock and electronic mavens Harmonia to record together back in 1976. Finally...  Music DVD ReviewMusic for Airports & In the Oceanby Michael Barrett[3.Mar.09] :. Brian Eno coined the term "ambient music" for a certain kind of complex environmental music (his own) that rewarded any level of attention.  Music ReviewU2: No Line on the Horizonby Evan Sawdey[2.Mar.09] :. Hip-hop drum beats, strange reflections in ATM machines, mournful church organs, and a female boot fetish. Without question, No Line on the Horizon sounds like no other U2 album that came before it; whether that's a good thing or a bad thing remains to be seen ...  Music ReviewDavid Byrne and Brian Eno: Everything That Happens Will Happen Todayby Chris Chafin[25.Nov.08] :. Two of pop's elder statesmen give you a big musical hug. You're welcome. NewsDavid Byrne explains how he and Brian Eno got their groove on after two decades apartby Greg Kot [Chicago Tribune (MCT)][28.Oct.08] :. When David Byrne and Brian Eno renewed their partnership recently after more than two decades apart, nothing was taken for granted. Eno (the famed producer of U2 and founding member of Roxy Music)... Words for the Dyingby Evan Sawdey[8.Oct.08] :. What could've been a fascinating fly-on-the-wall document of the creation of one of John Cale's lesser-known albums is trivialized due to the continual absence of proper context and forced drama. Words for the Dying (1990)by Bill Gibron[13.Sep.08] :. If art were easy, everyone would do it. And if it were a purely private endeavor, few might pursue such a lack of fame. Still, some prefer to work their particular brand of magic outside the glare of... David Bowie and the Crisis Pentalogyby Mike Schiller[4.Jan.08] :. The recently-released David Bowie Box documents the ten years or so before Bowie's heart attack, during which he worked his way through his midlife crisis. Brian Eno: 14 Video Paintings [DVD]by Ryan Gillespie[7.Dec.05] :. The Sound Genius' early '80s video paintings are equally remarkable and forced. Brian Eno: Another Day on Earthby Adam Besenyodi[12.Aug.05] :. While the review copy was difficult to access, the work was rewarding when finally uncovered. This is the timeless future-pop one expects from the rock snob icon. Brian Eno: Ambient 1: Music for Airports [reissue]by John Davidson[21.Dec.04] :. Music for Airports began life radically out of step with its own time. As it turns out, this was simply a result of it being out in the stratosphere, waiting for time to catch up. Brian Eno: Ambient 4: On Landby Brian James[10.Dec.04] :. It seems that in the world of popular music, the golden period allotted to many great artists spans just one decade. There may be flashes of brilliance afterwards—and even a sizable helping of... Brian Eno: Discreet Musicby Brian James[24.Nov.04] :. By now, the story is legendary. In 1975, Brian Eno, the man whose young career already had more than enough innovation, daring, and radiant genius to secure his legend, was in a car accident that... Brian Eno: Here Come the Warm Jets [reissue]by John Davidson[29.Jul.04] :. Here Come the Warm Jets is the sound of a man without an instrument, marching to the beat of his own drum. It’s an artist shedding his epidermis, freeing himself from constraints within... Brian Eno: Before and After Science [reissue]by Jon Goff[14.Jul.04] :. Brian Eno, I no longer fear thee. As I stare at your picture on the cover of Before and after Science, I understand now that you are a man who makes songs. Some of which are upbeat rock... Brian Eno: Another Green World [reissue]by Rob Horning[13.Jul.04] :. Before he started making avant-garde elevator music, Brian Eno released four of the most richly satisfying rock albums of the 1970s, all of which Virgin has taken it upon themselves to reissue... Brian Eno: Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) [reissue]by Richard T. Williams[9.Jul.04] :. “How would you have done it?” Inspired by a book of postcards depicting scenes from a Chinese communist opera known as Taking Tiger Mountain by Strategy, and taking the... |
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