Credits:

Brian Eno,Jon Hopkins,Roger Eno

Description:

Ambient music pioneer Brian Eno's first vocal album in 17 yearsThemed around the current climate emergency, Brian Eno's new album, "ForeverandEvernomore," features 10 songs recorded at Eno's private studio in West London. The album features 10 songs recorded at Eno's private studio in West London and features Eno's own vocals for the first time since his 2005 album "Another Day On Earth". Studio recordings of "There Were Bells" and "Garden of Stars," composed by Eno for his first live performance in 11 years at the World Heritage Site of Acropolis, Greece, in August 2021, and "Making Gardens Out of Silence," an audio installation piece created for the "Back to Earth" exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery in London, which aims to address environmental issues. The album includes the studio recording of "Making Gardens Out of Silence," which is part of the audio installation work produced for the "Back to Earth" exhibition at the Serpentine Gallery in London.In addition, this album features longtime collaborators guitarist Leo Abrahams, musician and software designer Peter Chilvers, vocalist Cloda Simmons, and musician John Hopkins, as well as his brother and musician Roger Eno and daughters Cecily Eno and Darla Eno participate in the project. Only the Japanese edition includes the bonus track "Breaking Down". The booklet also includes a Japanese-language commentary. As with the imported version, the Japanese version is packaged in recycled materials to keep environmental issues in mind.

Tracklisting:

1.Who Gives a Thought
2.We Let It In
3.Icarus or Bleriot
4.Garden of Stars

Inclusion
6.There Were Bells
7.Sherry
8.I'm Hardly Me
9.These Small Noises
10.Making Gardens Out of Silence in The Uncanny Valley
11.Breaking Down (日本盤ボーナストラック)