Mono.Kultur #34: Brian Eno - Softcover

• Whether you know him as a founding member of the gloriously influential 1970s art-rock outfit Roxy Music, or as the inventor of ambient music, in one breathless career Eno has actually released no less than 25 solo albums and contributed to countless projects and collaborations, but also left his fingerprints on dozens of seminal albums as a producer – think U2, Talking Heads or Coldplay, to name but a few – composed several film scores not to mention the start-up theme for Microsoft’s Windows 95. All of which is to say that it is hard to not be in earshot of his musical influence in one way or another
• What’s more, Eno’s activities and ideas have spread beyond music and into visual arts, writing, teaching, political activism and even app design – the diversity of which illustrate above all else his nature as a true polymath, driven by a seemingly unbounded energy and a deep curiosity for the world around us
• With mono.kultur, Brian Eno talks to his daughter, Irial Eno, about the impact of technology on culture, the similarities between producing music and parenting, and why they called Elvis ‘The Pelvis’

Pages: 44

Published: 2013

Size (cm): 15 x 20 x 0.5

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