Plutonic Rainbows

Brian Eno

Two new albums are out tomorrow. Lateral, a sublime hour-long ambient drift subtitled Big Empty Country, serves as the analog counterpart to Eno and Wolfe’s Luminal, bathing in the near-still sonic waters Eno first conjured nearly fifty years ago. On their debut collaborative LP, Eno and fellow conceptualist Beatie Wolfe deliver ambient-tinged Americana lullabies that echo Lou Reed and late-era Spiritualized — forming the full-voiced companion to the atmospheric purity of Lateral.

Possession (1981)

Just picked up the 4K edition of this movie in its uncut form of just over two hours. This film has been on my list for quite some time, so I am glad to finally get to see it.

Abul Mogard - Quiet Pieces

On his first solo album in five years, Abul Mogard unveils Quiet Pieces a deeply personal ambient suite shaped by memory, emotion, and rediscovered family relics. Sampling his late uncle’s collection of 78rpm records, Mogard breathes new life into old sketches, blending nostalgia with spectral synthwork. The result is a graceful drift through loss, reverie, and renewal — a hushed, haunting meditation for fans of Eno, Cortini, and Jeck.