Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe – Luminal (CD) artist-eric-krasno and the counterculture via Salt

and the counterculture via Salt Lake City's punk and new-wave scenes

The BBC sessions captured Hendrix in a setting that forced pure focus: no extended improvisation

of Bad Brains and Fletcher Dragge of Pennywise speaks to how deeply that original scene ran

Assembled two years after Marley's 1981 passing

Edith And The Kingpin

Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe – Luminal (CD) artist-eric-krasno and the counterculture via SaltBrian Eno's ambient explorations stretch back to the late 1970s, and Beatie Wolfe has long pushed at the edges of how music is experienced and delivered. Their collaboration here finds two artists who both treat the physical and conceptual vessel of a release as part of the work itself, not an afterthought. The "Electric Country Dream" territory they've staked out sits well outside either artist's established comfort zone, which is exactly the point.