Brian Eno & Beatie Wolfe - Lateral portishead A1 Dream of Arrakis 3:08

A1 Dream of Arrakis 3:08 A2 Herald of the Change 5:01 A3 Bene Gesserit 3:54 A4 Gom Jabbar 2:00 A5 The One 2:30 A6 Leaving Caladan 1:55 B1 Arrakeen 2:16 B2 Ripples in the Sand 5:14 B3 Visions of Chani 4:27 B4 Night on Arrakis 5:03 B5 Armada 5:09 C1 Burning Palms 4:04 C2 Stranded 0:58 C3 Blood for Blood 2:29 C4 The Fall 2:32 C5 Holy War 4:20 C6 Sanctuary 1:50 D1 Premonition 3:30 D2 Ornithopter 1:54 D3 Sandstorm 2:35 D4 Stillsuits 5:31 D5 My Road Leads into the Desert 3:52

After performing in various musical venues in his hometown throughout his childhood

The family briefly moved to South Carolina in the early 1980s

While the songs collected in Even the Forest Hums were recorded during periods of immense societal and political upheaval—and certainly reflect the resilience of the Ukrainian people—they are rooted in the universal spirit of exploration: from post-war teenagers seeking fresh rhythms and artists experimenting with DIY recording technologies to an entire nation being introduced to decades-worth of previously-embargoed albums

Álex Turrión (fashion stylist)

Brian Eno & Beatie Wolfe - Lateral portishead A1 Dream of Arrakis 3:08Brian Eno is an electronic musician and producer. Also known for his multifaceted interests outside of music, especially technological. He was born 15 May 1948 in Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK. He attended Ipswich and Winchester Arts Schools where he studied with [a=Tom Phillips (3)], Roy Ascott, [a=Christian Wolff], Anthony Benjamin, [a=Noel Forster] and [a=George Brecht]. Starting his musical career early, first thing of note being with the band [a=Roxy