Music For Films

Brian Eno's "Music For Films," originally released in 1976 and reissued in 2005, is a seminal collection of atmospheric soundscapes and instrumental pieces that have quietly influenced generations of musicians and producers. This remastered edition, released on EMI Catalogue, offers a fresh perspective on Eno's pioneering work in ambient, art rock, and space music.

Spanning a concise 41 minutes, the album is a journey through 18 distinct tracks, each a fragment of sonic atmosphere. From the hauntingly beautiful "Aragon" to the minimalistic "Inland Sea" and the hypnotic "Sparrowfall" series, Eno's compositions are a masterclass in creating mood and texture. The album's genres, ranging from ambient and krautrock to glam rock and drone, showcase Eno's versatility and innovative spirit.

"Music For Films" is not just a collection of tracks but a testament to Brian Eno's enduring influence. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to his work, this remastered edition offers a unique opportunity to experience the subtle genius of one of the most innovative artists of our time. The album's short duration and diverse tracks make it a perfect companion for moments of relaxation, reflection, or creative inspiration. Dive into the world of "Music For Films" and discover the quiet power of Brian Eno's atmospheric soundscapes.