Small Craft On A Milk Sea
Two institutions of electronic music, braininess, and design-- Brian Eno and Warp Records-- come together for their first-ever co-release.
Short but not slight, the songs on Brian Eno’s Small Craft On A Milk Sea ditch the briefly resurrected vocals of 2005’s Another Day On Earth, instead striking out for familiarly inhospitable climes and unnerving sonic textures. It’s an uncharacteristically diverse album for the electronic-music pioneer—one that grew…
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After so many years of aural lab work, it’s easy to imagine Brian Eno settling into his familiar work spot and thinking, “What now?”
Eno on Warp - cue spodfans’ cold showers worldwide. Like most things conceptual, any shortcomings are compensated for in accompanying text.
Despite its quiet release, Small Craft on a Milk Sea comes loaded with all kinds of external baggage.
Brian Eno's 25th solo album doesn't look forward, but <strong>Dave Simpson</strong> think that no bad thing