Apollo

"Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks" is a seminal work by the legendary Brian Eno, originally released in 1983 and reissued with a fresh perspective in 2019. This album is a testament to Eno's innovative spirit, blending ambient, art rock, krautrock, and space music into a cohesive and atmospheric experience. The 2019 reissue comes with a second disc featuring 11 brand-new tracks, reimagining the original soundtrack for the landmark documentary "For All Mankind." This new material was created in collaboration with his brother Roger Eno and Daniel Lanois, with the trio working remotely to craft a modern complement to the original album.

The original 1983 release was recorded for the documentary directed by American journalist and filmmaker Al Reinert, providing a sonic backdrop to the awe-inspiring footage of the Apollo 11 mission. The album's ethereal soundscapes and minimalist compositions capture the wonder and mystery of space exploration, making it a timeless piece in Eno's discography. The 2019 reissue features a crystal-clear remastering of the original album, ensuring that both new and longtime fans can enjoy the music in the best possible quality. With a total duration of 49 minutes, "Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks" is a captivating journey through sound, showcasing Brian Eno's unique vision and enduring influence on ambient and experimental music.