Brian Eno With Jon Hopkins & Leo Abrahams - Small Craft On A Milk Sea flac album

Small Craft on a Milk Sea is a 2010 album by British musician and record producer Brian Eno. The album-his debut with Warp-was released in Japan on 19 October 2010, in the United States on 2 November, and the United Kingdom on 15 November.

Composed By – Brian Eno, Jon Hopkins, Leo Abrahams. CD pressing of the album, along with extra disc containing four extra tracks, in full-colour, case-bound 12" cover. High quality 12" square lithographic print of new Brian Eno artwork, printed on 352gsm Mohawk Superfine stock, presented in full-colour, case-bound 12" cover. Lined in crimson stock with tissue paper protection. Includes a free download code card.

It's territory he's explored many times before, and whose parameters he effectively mapped with his Music for Films series. More animatedly, the agitated tattoo of "Horse" develops a pell-mell momentum, and "Paleosonic" features a choppy hubbub streaked with dervish guitar runs. But at their best, as with the haunted De Chirico space of "Calcium Needles", these pieces are powerfully evocative

Complex Heaven 03. Small Craft on a Milk Sea 04. Flint March 05. Horse Brian Eno 06. 2 Forms of Anger 07.

Other albums by Brian Eno with Jon Hopkins & Leo Abrahams. Eno's 2008 pop album with David Byrne. Warp has been known for quality control for over 20 years, and this one is no different - it's the best Eno record in 20 years (although that's not saying much)

Small Craft On A Milk Sea (Bonus Disc). English ambient pioneer Brian Eno has partnered with fellow crossover artists Jon Hopkins and Leo Abrahams to release his next album, Small Craft on a Milk Sea, (out November 2 on Warp Records).

Brian Eno returns to the ambient music modes he helped pioneer over 30 years ago on Small Craft On a Milk Sea, a collaborative effort with composer Jon Hopkins and guitarist Leo Abrahams. Small Craft both reflects Eno's expanded sonic palette and harkens back to the thematic motifs he introduced in the ‘70s. The spectral piano recital Emerald and Stone and the crystalline, disembodied Lesser Heaven renew Eno’s claim as a master of the ambient genre.