Roger Eno - Winter Music

As part of the massive reissue project from All Saints Records, the UK label founded from the ashes of Brian Eno's Opal/Land Records (which I did a small write-up of at The 405), the series will be re-releasing the collections of Eno's slightly less famous brother Roger.

Included in his Little Things Left Behind: 1988-1998 is this harrowing, enriching piano ballad "Winter Music" that would do its best in virtually ever film score. The 40-track compilation, spanning 10 years and several albums, will be available November 11. Watch a trailer for the compilation here as well.

New James Blake - Digital Lion

"Digital Lion" was actually the second of two James Blake tracks released today. The first, "Voyeur," was unfortunately taken down, but the former will suffice for the time being. The new track has a modestly increased pace from anything we heard from the 24-year-old's self-titled release two years ago. That may have to do with the inclusion of none other than Brian Eno, who lends his help on the production.

Check it out below courtesy of Blake's 1-800-Dinosaur (not sure what that means either) Soundcloud, and pre-order Overgrown here.

St. Vincent - Some Of Them Are Old (Brian Eno cover)

Annie Clark, who's beginning to earn a reputation for strong covers, recently performed this version of Brian Eno's "Some Of Them Are Old" in Paris. Check the cover below, filtered with a Mojave Desert imagery.