From creating music to creating a place for musicSometimes, even though you are supposed to be listening to music, the ...
While steeped in the world of rock, pop, and art, Brian Eno highlighted one essential band as his foundational reference when ...
To say that polymath Brian Eno is one of the most influential figures of our time would be a severe understatement. Eno has been one of the pivotal figures of the 20th century music as he introduced a ...
Veteran musician Brian Eno is to re-release two albums which have been out of circulation for almost two decades as he relaunches his independent label Opal Records.
Opal Records, the label founded by the legendary musician-producer Brian Eno in 1988, is returning after more than three decades. The relaunch is beginning with the reissue of two Eno albums: "Another ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. This month, a new documentary about Brian Eno is being released. As befits its subject, Gary Hustwit's Eno challenges its own form ...
Brian Eno is set to release a box set of new, rare and unreleased tracks on May 4. Music for Installations consists of material he’s written for art installations from 1986 through the present. The ...
Brian Eno has a new app out. It’s called Scape. Like other apps he’s produced, it’s about making music – even for people who have no musical skill or knowledge whatsoever. Eno has a track record on ...
See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Fifty years ago, a young and unknown Brian Eno, fresh out of the ...
You can never step in the same river twice. And, unless you are blessed with an infinite amount of patience, time, and mortality, you can never see the same version ...
Brian Eno will release the soundtrack to his groundbreaking, experimental documentary Eno on April 19, Rolling Stone can exclusively announce. The prolific producer also shared the first track from ...
When you think about it, recorded music is something of a historical oddity. Imagine telling a visitor from 1650 that we like to listen to the exact same performances, over and over again, without any ...