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Brian Eno and Underworld's Karl Hyde Release New Song
03/07/2014
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(Prog) Brian Eno and Underworld guitarist Karl Hyde have released a stream of "Satellites" which is the first track from their collaborative album Someday World.

The track features a guest appearance from Eno's former Roxy Music bandmate Andy Mackay, plus his daughter Darla, saxophonist Georgia GIbson, drummer John Reynolds and producer Fred Gibson.

Eno introduced the project last month by saying: I had a big collection of 'beginnings' sitting around, waiting for something to galvanise them into life; to make them more than just experiments. That something turned out to be Karl." Check out the song here.

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