Brian Eno, Moebius, Roedelius - After The Heat Artist_奇妙礼太郎 Kimyou Reitaro It therefore also sounds quite

It therefore also sounds quite different from the rest of the Cibo Matto catalogue: the album is best described as a trip hop fused with pop and alternative hiphop

The genre-crossing 8-track album is the first of a trilogy

and his skillfully conceived soundtracks can be charted with the same visceral energy - this is one of his ultimate musical strengths

which ranges from a directly emotional approach to thunderous and completely abstract brutalism

" — Marc Greilsamer

Brian Eno, Moebius, Roedelius - After The Heat Artist_奇妙礼太郎 Kimyou Reitaro It therefore also sounds quiteOriginally released in 1978 on Sky Records, After The Heat was the second collaborative release by Brian Eno with Dieter Moebius and Hans Joachim Roedelius (Cluster). Produced once again by Conny Plank, After The Heat is a suite of micro managed organic and electronic instrumentation that features recited and sung vocals by Eno on 3 tracks. As Asmus Tietchens writes in the liner notes: "Cluster & Eno can, with the benefit of hindsight and without