About this album
Where they were
In 2022, Brian Eno released 'FOREVERANDEVERNOMORE' as his first solo album in over six years, following the ambient explorations of 'The Ship' (2016). This album marks a return to personal themes while continuing his legacy of innovative sonic experimentation. Eno's work during this period reflects an ongoing evolution in his artistic approach, focusing on introspection and environmental consciousness.
Why it matters
'FOREVERANDEVERNOMORE' has been noted for its critical reception, earning praise for its contemplative nature and artistry. The album's release was well-timed with growing conversations about climate change and personal reflection, resonating with listeners looking for solace in turbulent times. Critics highlighted it as a significant addition to Eno's discography, further solidifying his role as a pioneer in ambient music.
Essential tracks
- "Who Gives a Thought" — The opening track sets the contemplative tone for the album, combining poetic lyrics with minimalist instrumentation that invites deep reflection.
- "Garden of Stars" — This track beautifully encapsulates Eno's signature ambient style, blending lush sound textures with a sense of wonder and exploration.
- "Making Gardens Out of Silence" — The longest track on the album serves as a meditative journey, showcasing Eno's ability to transform silence into a rich auditory landscape.
Release Date
October 14, 2022
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Who Gives a Thought 4:00
- 2 We Let It In 3:28
- 3 Icarus or Blériot 4:24
- 4 Garden of Stars 4:19
- 5 Inclusion 4:56
- 6 There Were Bells 4:52
- 7 Sherry 3:26
- 8 I’m Hardly Me 3:51
- 9 These Small Noises 3:23
- 10 Making Gardens Out of Silence 8:21