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

Rolling Stone — For more than four decades, beginning with 1975’s Discreet Music, Brian Eno's solo works have presented a universe of sound frozen in slow motion, melting to reveal and revel in new layers of dreamlike impressions. Eno redefined minimalism wit... more info

The Quietus — Brian Eno shares another taste of his new album; listen below more info

Uncut — Plus Uncut interview revealed! Plus Uncut interview revealed! The post Hear Brian Eno cover the Velvet Underground’s “I’m Set Free” appeared first on Uncut. more info

Consequence of Sound — Taken from the music legend's forthcoming album, The Ship. more info

Rolling Stone — Brian Eno had been wanting to release his cover of the Velvet Underground's "I'm Set Free" for 12 years before he ultimately found a place for it as the closing track on his upcoming record The Ship. Today, he's giving the track – officially titled... more info

Rolling Stone — Brian Eno's deep and submersible 19th studio album, The Ship, is the first LP in a 45-year career that combines the art-rock vocals of albums like 1975's Another Green World with the free-flowing, pulseless drifts of his pioneering ambient work. Mixi... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Idiot Glee channels early Brian Eno on his new, self-titled album. Continue reading… more info