Sweeping The Nation — *The* 1975, because pop SEO has to work in STN's favour at some time. The year of Rollermania, Whispering Grass, Sailing and the UK's best selling album being The Best of the Stylistics. Disco took off with plentiful American number ones and ... more info

Core News — “When Jarvis was last on-air at the start of the year, he spoke to Brian Eno about the need to continue to play as a creative adult. With that in mind, Jarvis returns to the Sunday Service with his guest Steven Johnson talking about his book Wonder... more info

DrownedInSound — A record with all the spirit of Microsoft Excel more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Meat Puppets' playlist includes Brian Eno, Can, Gong, and more. Continue reading… more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — The Tuesday ClubFrom: EnglandBoo Hoo from the self confessed "Freaky Four" The Tuesday Club sounds like Blur if Damon Albarn didn't take himself so seriously; Wire if they reformed as a Britpop act with a tongue embeded in their cheek; Roxy Music... more info

The Quietus — Producer responds to misinterpretation of his views on the new US president as well as Brexit more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — UNDERRATED ‘In Order of Disappearance’ (2014): While we wait for the next season of “Fargo” coming this spring, this recent arrival on Netflix offers a rewarding mix of snowbound violence and deadpan humor that will feel f... more info

DJmag — Brian Eno, LCD, more... more info

Nialler9 — On January 1st, Brian Eno released his latest excursion into ambient music – Reflection. The 54-minute album continues a long line of work in which the composer has been toiling since 1975’s Discreet Music, having single-handedly popularise... more info

Consequence of Sound — The icon creates 54 minutes of seamless ambient music that asks listeners to look inward. more info