Roger Eno

Brothers Roger Eno and Brian Eno released Mixing Colours, their first ever full-length collaborative duo album, back in March. There were colors they left off the album, though, and those will make up a new seven-track EP,

Brothers Roger Eno and Brian Eno released Mixing Colours, their first ever full-length collaborative duo album, back in March.

Wilco’s Spring ”Recommends” list also includes The Fall, Ohmme, Andy Shauf, Pink Floyd, Arthur Russell, Bonnie Prince Billy and more.

Brothers Brian Eno and Roger Eno are both ambient music icons and have collaborated over the years (David Lynch’s Dune soundtrack, the landmark Apollo with Daniel Lanois), but they’ve never made an album as a duo, until now.

The Orb will release their 17th album, Abolition of the Royal Familia, on March 27 and it features appearances by Roger Eno, Youth, Steve Hillage, and more.

The expanded edition of ’Apollo’ features a new album that has Brian Eno, Roger Eno and Daniel Lanois collaborating for the first time since the original 1983 album.

Chillout pioneers The Orb, who are celebrating their 30th anniversary all this year, recently released No Sounds Are Out Of Bounds, which features contributions from Youth, Roger Eno, Hollie Cook, Jah Wobble (who played on their ambient classic “Blue Room”), and Guy Pratt..

Devendra Banhart, Asia Argento, Moor Mother and Sons of Kemet’s Shabaka Hutchings are guest curators for this unique festival that takes place in November in picturesque Netherlands city of Utrecht.

The Orb are back with new ambient album Cow / Chill Out, World!, which will be out October 14 via Kompakt. Says Dr. Patterson, “The idea was simply to make an ambient album. We didn’t look back and study earlier recordings…