411 Mania — It's not in his temperament to look back... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Sufjan Stevens' long awaited Silver and Gold: Songs for Christmas, Volumes 6-10, a 5-CD box set and digital download, is finally available for purchase tomorrow. Brian Eno's new album Lux, El Perro Del Mar's Pale Fire, and Lust for... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Go ahead and clear the next two hours. In 1980, Berkeley radio KPFA’s “Ode to Gravity” host, Charles Amirkhanian, sat down with Brian Eno to discuss the various aspects of his recording career up to that point (Eno would have just been finishin... more info

Guardian Music — Brian Eno has a new album out. How best to explain it? By hooking up with radical economist Ha-Joon Chang to debate everything from finance to free jazz and dogs in parks. Caspar Llewellyn Smith joins inIt's a very Brian Eno notion: rather than submi... more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Brian Eno talks to the Independent about his new album, Lux. "When people think of a composer – Beethoven, say, or Mozart – they understand that every note is specific, and carefully detailed. My kind of composing is more like... more info

Guardian Music — David Byrne's arty, commonsense reflections intrigue Michel FaberGiven the vastness of the subject, calling a treatise How Music Works seems intellectually arrogant, but it could also be seen as disarmingly frank, a fresh perspective from a down-to-e... more info

Guardian Music — (Warp)Brian Eno's first solo album since 2005 is a 75-minute wash of keyboards and strings nominally divided into four parts, though it's so seamlessly soothing that it's a struggle to distinguish one segment from the next. It grew out of a sound in... more info

DrownedInSound — Lux harbours a big sound through a minimal existence. That’s quite the feat for a self-proclaimed ‘non-musician.’ Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

LargeHeartedBoy — Q is streaming Brian Eno's new album, Lux (out November 13th). TV.com lists literary classics that would best be adapted into television series. PopMatters defends the marriage of music and television. Books in the City recommends children's Hallowee... more info

Consequence of Sound — Tame Impala, The Ramones, Brian Eno, Lower Dens, and more. more info