Brian Eno & Ben Frost

Soundcheck | Nov 8, 2011

Brian Eno is best known for his innovative solo career and his work as a producer with Talking Heads, U2, Coldplay and others. Now, he’s a mentor. Eno was paired up with young Australian composer Ben Frost for a year of exchanging ideas. They join us to talk about the experience – and to share their recent projects, including Eno’s album with poet Rick Holland and Frost’s reimagined soundtrack for the 1972 Andrei Tarkovsky film “Solaris.”

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