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And Then
So Clear

№ NMU 261015 A · blog singlerel. October 16, 20265 min 50 s · stereo · Opal / BEATINK
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From Another Day on Earth, Brian Eno’s 2005 album and his first song-based record since Nerve Net (1992). His own Opal Records and BEATINK reissued it on October 16, 2026, adding “The Demon of the Mines”, a bonus track previously released only in Japan. The reissue’s audio went up on YouTube the day before.

Written by Brian Eno. First released on Hannibal Records, June 13, 2005, mastered by Simon Heyworth; the album’s contributors include J. Peter Schwalm, Leo Abrahams, Nell Catchpole, Jon Hopkins and Barry Andrews. Eno took the album’s cover photograph in Beijing. Reissued by Opal Records and BEATINK, October 16, 2026, on digital, CD and vinyl. Sources: ReGen Magazine. Photograph: Earth’s limb at an orbital sunrise over eastern China, seen from the International Space Station during Expedition 56, July 20, 2018, by NASA (public domain). Wikimedia Commons.

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NMU 261015 A
artist
Brian Eno
title
And Then So Clear
writer
Brian Eno
reissue
Opal / BEATINK, 2026
from
Another Day on Earth (2005)
label
Opal / BEATINK
photograph
NASA, Earth’s limb at an orbital sunrise, ISS Expedition 56, 2018. Public domain.
filed
October 16, 2026
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