Bleep

One of the most special things about Roger Eno's compositions is their timeless quality. 'The Flatlands', now given a re-release by All Saints Records who released it originally in 1998, illustrates this perfectly, a dizzy concoction of chamber music experimentation, drifting piano and wistful waves of strings that seem to evoke times gone by. 'Palimpsest' is a quavering mix of delicate strings and sparse piano, while 'Mr Johnson Watches The Sky' evokes all the wonder and mystery you might expect from such a title.