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Remarkably, Brian Eno's latest studio missive "Another Day On Earth" is being touted as a long overdue collection of songs with vocals; a somewhat modest undertaking, one might surmise, from a man whose eloquent frontier ingenuity may yet proffer the world - maybe not even this world - an album consisting entirely of music you can smell. Ambient. Enossification. Classical algorithms. Electronica magus Eno - right from the get-go as a sonic graffiti squiggler with Roxy Music - has always been one for formulating new genres, inspiring extra-lexicographical adjectives or for applying new sciencemore… to art. "Another Day On Earth" is best approached with these concepts in mind. Despite the tuneful abundance of such uncompounded pleasures like "How Many Worlds" (hippie schtick with strings and acoustic guitar) or the sticky funk of "Just Another Day" (which, ironically, sounds like a very professional A Certain Ratio) there's plenty of experimental finesse to flex one's festering grey matter. "Bone Bomb" is poetry addressing famine, AIDS, anorexia or maybe just mortality. "Going Unconscious" sounds like it was conceived under the drift of hypnosis. The cavernous echoes and distant water drips of "A Long Way Down" is strictly ambient, albeit for experienced potholers only. "Another Day On Earth" is another distinguished album from someone who really has earned the right to reside in a parallel universe. --Kevin Maidment

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Brian Eno - Another Day on Earth (2005) Retail CD

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