Roger Eno

An exquisite companion piece to Fragile (Music), Roger Eno's Anatomy expands upon the spare, piano only, experiments of his previous album, with a series of instinctive and reflective keyboard instrumentals deploying delicate textures and his typically distinctive use of space.

Flood was constructed by Roger Eno for the 2008 Salthouse Art Festival in North Norfolk.

Utilising birdsong, bells, sparse keyboard melodies, vocal textures, and bass notes in an intentionally random way, the album is an attempt to emulate a soundtrack, or atmospheric musical backdrop as opposed to creating a specific musical focal point.

Roger Eno's 2004 release Fragile (Music) was his first album for four years and was perhaps the most uncompromising, personal and starkly beautiful of his career.

With echoes of the cool Minimalism of Erik Satie and Harold Budd, Fragile (Music) represented a supremely consistent and moving statement.

A beautiful collection of atmospheric vignettes and delicate, folk-inspired melodies, 'Getting Warmer' is the debut Burning Shed release from acclaimed ambient artist Roger Eno.

Featuring three tracks from the inimitable 'lord of the zither' Laraaji and an epic 20 minute plus contribution from Ambient icon Roger Eno, Islands was originally released in 1995 on the Voiceprint label.