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5 days ago · While he made lots of skronky sounds on early synths with those fellas, his first instrument, as he says in this engaging documentary, was the reel-to-reel tape recorder. Futzing around with it, the ever-curious Eno came to understand you could do a lot more than just make recordings with it. He started ping-ponging the inputs and outputs of ...
5 days ago · July 12, 2024. Gary Hustwit had a simple wish: to make a documentary about the visionary musician Brian Eno. When that wasn’t possible, he devised a far less simple approach. He made 52 ...
6 days ago · Brian Eno comes from a long line of communications professionals — postmen, in fact. This excellent nugget is just one of many in Eno, a spry docu-biography of a figure of vast cultural ...
6 days ago · Instead, the film runs on a code-based decision tree that forks every so often in a new path, created for software named Brain One (an anagram for Brian Eno). Brain One, programmed by the artist Brendan Dawes, generates a new version of the film on the fly every time the algorithm is run.
6 days ago · Just one viewing of this remarkable generative film will never fully encompass Brian Eno's oceanic intellect.
4 days ago · The Verge interviews Gary Hustwit about the technology behind his new Brian Eno documentary and how it may be the first of many generative feature films.
6 days ago · Key Eno insights included “I can’t do this well but let’s look at interesting ways I can fail”, “singing is the key to world peace” and “My biggest contribution… has been slowness”. Brian Eno in the documentary film ‘Eno’.
