Impose Magazine — The mythology of ambient icon Laraaji traces back to busking in New York City in 1978. By happenstance, Brian Eno heard him in a park playing a zither that he’d repurposed as an electronic instrument that he’d play like a piano. The encounter led... more info

Guardian Music — The shoegazers’ bassist Phil King discusses sunshine pop, French rock’n’roll and partying with Eddie Izzard Henry is my drinking buddy. If I post a photo on Instagram of the area by the Thames near where he lives, my friends say:... more info

Guardian Music — (Warp)In his sleeve notes to 1978’s Music for Airports, Brian Eno wrote that ambient music “must be as ignorable as it is interesting”. That is true of The Ship, his first solo album in four years, which is inspired by the sinking ... more info

Chicago Tribune — Brian Eno is perhaps best known as producer to the stars (U2, Coldplay, David Bowie, Talking Heads). But as estimable as some of that work has been, quintessential Eno can be found on a long string of less widely celebrated solo and collaborative rec... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Prince's album HITnRUN: Phase Two hits stores on Monday. I can recommend both Britta Phillips' Luck Or Magic and Plants and Animals: Waltzed In From The Rumbling. Brian Eno's new album The Ship is also available today. What new... more info

Guardian Music — Eno’s latest aims to dispense with traditional song structures but is at its most captivating when tending back towards them Brian Eno’s 25th solo album arrives trailed by a very Enoesque explanation. The latter takes in the sinking of ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Experimental legend's latest LP floats with ease. more info

New York Times — The producer and musician discusses how he meshed music and words on his new album to evoke time, death and the tragic hubris of powerful men. more info

Uncut — Blondie, Brian Eno, Graham Nash and Dexys are all in the new issue Blondie, Brian Eno, Graham Nash and Dexys are all in the new issue The post This month in Uncut appeared first on Uncut. more info

Consequence of Sound — The experimental music icon and the silver screen have been a perfect pairing. more info