Obscure Sound — Its compelling soundscape reflective of a snowfall on Christmas night, “Snowflakes Flight” comes via Italian artist Edditter. The project embraces a blend of neo-classical beauty and ambient intrigue, bringing to mind influences such as Brian Eno... more info

Stereogum — Lately U2 have been celebrating the 20th anniversary of their 2004 album How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb with a reissue and an entire alternate LP. But the band is not totally fixated on the rearview. Today the Edge was a guest on Jo Wiley’s BBC... more info

Magnet Magazine — 50 years ago today, Brian Eno released Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy). Then there was you. Read our review of the essential reissues of Here Come The Warm Jets, Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy), Another Green World and Before And After Scienc... more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Nico (Velvet Underground). Cologne girl. Read in MAGNET about her little-known supergroup with Brian Eno, John Cale and Kevin Ayers: The post Happy Birthday Nico (Velvet Underground) appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Obscure Sound — NYC-based project Mortal Prophets continues a fantastic, prolific 2024 with the 7-song EP ICNCLST/. Alongside previously featured releases like the Sleeping In My Bed and Brian Eno In Heaven EPs, in addition to the HANUSSEN: The Enigmatic Clairvoyant... more info

Obscure Sound — The Next One is an enjoyably eclectic album from Les Brown, spanning from vibrant tropical-set rhythms to nocturnal lushness in its wide realm of sounds. The Pennsylvania-based multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer cites inspirations such as ... more info

Obscure Sound — A spaciously enveloping soundscape lingers on “Ambient2,” the introductory foray into ambient music from #NAME?. The Nottingham, UK-based project embraces a patiently unfolding atmosphere within, taking particular inspiration from Brian Eno’s M... more info

Obscure Sound — The Mist EP is a stirring new release from Matthew Mirliani. The riveting production embraces spacious, atmospheric soundscapes — taking particular inspiration from “the electronic works of Brian Eno, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Bjork,” per Mirliani.... more info

Magnet Magazine — 50 years ago today, Kevin Ayers, John Cale, Brian Eno And Nico released June 1, 1974. Dysfunctional family affair. Read our Hidden Gems review of the album: The post Kevin Ayers, John Cale, Brian Eno And Nico Released “June 1, 1974” 50 Years Ago ... more info

Obscure Sound — A new EP from NYC-based project Mortal Prophets, Brian Eno In Heaven shows an abundance of melodic and atmospheric intrigue — continuing a very strong string of releases from Mortal Prophets, led by the artist John Beckmann. Already standing out wi... more info