Bleep

A landmark release, way ahead of its place (1981) and still revered amongst both these artists strongest albums ever. The humid, funky, off-kilter grooves that Eno and Byrne knit together are largely the result of pioneering samplism, making ...Bush of Ghosts one of the first albums to be heavily indebted to the sampler; sound as refraction through time, space, history. An extraordinary tapestry of African, Arabic unknown chants, percussion licks and melodies bent into feverish, amorphous shape. Inspiring the nascent hip-hop scene, punk-funk in NYC and still sounding as vividly strange as it would have on release.