Brian Eno - Drums Between The Bells (2011) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Brian Eno
- Title: Drums Between The Bells
- Year Of Release: 2011
- Label: Warp Records
- Genre: Electronic, Leftfield, Experimental, Minimal
- Quality: 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks) / FLAC (tracks) 24bit/44.1kHz
- Total Time: 00:49:12
- Total Size: 118.4 MB / 257.5 MB / 504,79 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
[3:43] 01. Brian Eno - Bless This Space
[2:55] 02. Brian Eno - Glitch
[2:24] 03. Brian Eno - Dreambirds
[3:35] 04. Brian Eno - Pour It Out
[2:46] 05. Brian Eno - Seedpods
[6:55] 06. Brian Eno - The Real
[3:10] 07. Brian Eno - The Airman
[2:35] 08. Brian Eno - Fierce Aisles Of Light
[1:36] 09. Brian Eno - As If Your Eyes Were Partly Closed As If You Honed The Swirl Within Them And Offered Me The World
[3:49] 10. Brian Eno - A Title
[2:51] 11. Brian Eno - Sounds Alien
[2:37] 12. Brian Eno - Dow
[1:53] 13. Brian Eno - Multimedia
[1:43] 14. Brian Eno - Cloud 4
[6:40] 15. Brian Eno - Breath Of Crows
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AllMusic Review by John Bush
Drums Between the Bells is a collaboration by producer Brian Eno and poet Rick Holland. It was recorded just after Eno finished work on 2010's Small Craft on a Milk Sea, his debut for Warp, and it followed on the release schedule less than a year later. In that sense, the timing was good for such a risky project. Music and poetry are often difficult companions, and combining them is best left to experts; fortunately, Eno is just such an expert. Although Holland is an obscure poet, he first came to Eno’s notice back in the late ‘90s (through a university project), and his poetry is very good. Although his words and thoughts are impressionistic, his themes are easier to peg: urban living, science, and the intersection of philosophy and biology. The music is almost entirely Eno’s own, with only a few tracks featuring guest credits -- much less so than his previous album. While scattered moments here prove that percussion is still not his strong suit, the production is inviting, innovative, and a larger contributor to the general excellence of the record than the poetry. Eno draws mostly on ambient music for these productions, and only occasionally processes the vocals. One other characteristic, aside from Eno and Holland, makes this an unlikely success: there are a total of nine voices heard here (Holland only recites on one track). The decision to vary the speaking participants helps distinguish each piece, and gives the album just the hint of variety it needs.
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[3:43] 01. Brian Eno - Bless This Space
[2:55] 02. Brian Eno - Glitch
[2:24] 03. Brian Eno - Dreambirds
[3:35] 04. Brian Eno - Pour It Out
[2:46] 05. Brian Eno - Seedpods
[6:55] 06. Brian Eno - The Real
[3:10] 07. Brian Eno - The Airman
[2:35] 08. Brian Eno - Fierce Aisles Of Light
[1:36] 09. Brian Eno - As If Your Eyes Were Partly Closed As If You Honed The Swirl Within Them And Offered Me The World
[3:49] 10. Brian Eno - A Title
[2:51] 11. Brian Eno - Sounds Alien
[2:37] 12. Brian Eno - Dow
[1:53] 13. Brian Eno - Multimedia
[1:43] 14. Brian Eno - Cloud 4
[6:40] 15. Brian Eno - Breath Of Crows
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AllMusic Review by John Bush
Drums Between the Bells is a collaboration by producer Brian Eno and poet Rick Holland. It was recorded just after Eno finished work on 2010's Small Craft on a Milk Sea, his debut for Warp, and it followed on the release schedule less than a year later. In that sense, the timing was good for such a risky project. Music and poetry are often difficult companions, and combining them is best left to experts; fortunately, Eno is just such an expert. Although Holland is an obscure poet, he first came to Eno’s notice back in the late ‘90s (through a university project), and his poetry is very good. Although his words and thoughts are impressionistic, his themes are easier to peg: urban living, science, and the intersection of philosophy and biology. The music is almost entirely Eno’s own, with only a few tracks featuring guest credits -- much less so than his previous album. While scattered moments here prove that percussion is still not his strong suit, the production is inviting, innovative, and a larger contributor to the general excellence of the record than the poetry. Eno draws mostly on ambient music for these productions, and only occasionally processes the vocals. One other characteristic, aside from Eno and Holland, makes this an unlikely success: there are a total of nine voices heard here (Holland only recites on one track). The decision to vary the speaking participants helps distinguish each piece, and gives the album just the hint of variety it needs.
--- SEE ALL MY PUBLICATIONS ---
-- REQUESTS FOR LINK RECOVERY --
-- YOU CAN'T FIND THE RIGHT ALBUM? WRITE, WE'LL SEE!! --
-- specify a direct link to the release --
--- PLEASE DO NOT UPLOAD ELSEWHERE ---
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