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Listen: Brian Eno Previews Tracks & Artwork From New Album
Fans can listen to ‘Pour It Out’ and ‘Bless This Space’ ahead of the album’s release.

Brian Eno has started streaming two tracks from his forthcoming album ‘Drums Between The Bells’, and you can have a listen to them both below.
He’s also revealed that there will be slight different artwork for each format the album is released on.
“Recently I was in Sao Paulo, the most city-ish city in the Western world,’ Eno explains. ‘I took lots of pictures of the forest, and then, back in London, started playing with the images in photoshop. As I was playing I was listening to this album ( - in shuffle mode, highly recommended ) and I realised I was crafting the images and the colours to match up with what I was hearing. So that’s how the cover images came about…’
The record will be released on 4th July with the following tracklisting:
1. Bless this space
2. Glitch
3. Dreambirds
4. Pour it out
5. Seedpods
6. The Real
7. The Airman
8. Fierce Aisles of Light
9. As if Your Eyes were Partly Closed as if You Honed the Swirl within them and Offered Me … The World
10. A Title
11. Sounds Alien
12. Dow
13. Multimedia
14. Cloud 4
Silence
15. Breath of Crows
Brian Eno - pour it out (taken from Drums Between The Bells) by Warp Records
Brian Eno - bless this space (taken from Drums Between The Bells) by Warp Records
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