BRIAN ENO AND BEATIE WOLFE have released a new album Liminal. Put out on 10 October, the 8-track, 43-minute collection follows four months after the duo’s first two albums — Lateral and Luminal — released in June of this year, and named by British newspaper The Times on their list of Best Albums of 2025 So Far.

In his newsletter Brian Eno described the relationship between Liminal and these two previous releases,

“Liminal stands at the point of convergence between Lateral and Luminal. If Lateral is a kind of landscape painting, a sonic place, Luminal is a dream-like awakening, a feeling space. Liminal, the newest addition, is a hybrid of the two, a strange new land with a human living and feeling its way through its mysterious spaces. Liminal is set in the borderlands between song and non-song (or ‘nong’ as we call it), where the listener is exploring an intimate and unfamiliar new sonic world, as yet unclaimed, and still ambiguous. We hope that you like it as much as we enjoyed making it.”

Eno and Wolfe’s collaboration was born out of their environmental work. The pair met when they gave a talk at the South by Southwest festival, and again when they each showed their art pieces at London galleries.