Music For Installations

Brian Eno, the pioneering artist and godfather of ambient music, presents "Music For Installations," a sprawling, immersive collection of new, rare, and previously unreleased tracks composed for his renowned audio-visual installations from 1986 to the present. This six-disc super deluxe box set, released on May 4, 2018, under UMC (Universal Music Catalogue), is a testament to Eno's boundless creative energy and his unique ability to blend ambient, art rock, krautrock, minimalism, drone, glam rock, and space music into a cohesive, captivating whole.

Spanning a vast 5 hours and 25 minutes, the album features 24 tracks that serve as a whimsical line connecting ideas in Eno's personal musical journey. From the ethereal "Kazakhstan" to the mesmerizing "Flower Bells," and the expansive "77 Million Paintings," each piece is a sonic exploration that invites listeners to delve into Eno's world of sound. The box set also includes a 64-page book with a brand new essay by Eno, adding a layer of context and depth to the listening experience.

"Music For Installations" is not just a retrospective; it's a striking new set that collects music from various installations around the globe, offering a unique glimpse into Eno's creative process. The album is available on CD, LP, and cassette, with the vinyl release making these tracks available on that format for the first time. Whether you're a long-time fan of Brian Eno or a newcomer to his work, this collection is a treasure trove of ambient electronic music that showcases Eno's extraordinary musical craft and intellectual curiosity.