Brian Eno

On his first vocal album since 1990, Brian Eno returns to the pop music muse that he quietly unearthed on his breathtaking solo albums from the early 1970s. With muted, understated guitar and occasionally modulated vocals, Eno crafts a strong set of serene, blissful pop.

In 1991, when Brian Eno encountered a delay in the release of My Squelchy Life, which
would've been his only solo vocal album since 1977's Before and After Science, he ditched
most of it in favor of an inferior, instrumental-dominated disc, 1992's Nerve Net. For Another
Day on Earth, the producer-provocateur returns not only to the vocal intimacy of My
Squelchy Life but also to the music itself: The brooding prog-funk of Life's "Unde... More >