"Drums Between The Bells," released on July 4, 2011, is a captivating collaboration between the legendary Brian Eno and poet Rick Holland. This 24th solo studio album from Eno is a sonic exploration that blends ambient, art rock, krautrock, minimalism, drone, glam rock, and space music into a cohesive and intriguing soundscape. The album is based on Holland's poetry, with various voices, including those of actors and acquaintances with distinctive speaking styles, reciting the words over Eno's meticulously crafted musical backdrops. The result is an album that is as intellectually stimulating as it is aurally pleasing. The 15-track album, spanning 52 minutes, includes standout pieces like "glitch," "dreambirds," and "fierce aisles of light," each offering a unique blend of Eno's signature atmospheric textures and Holland's evocative poetry. "Drums Between The Bells" was released on Warp Records in multiple formats, including CD, double CD 'hardback' with a 44-page book, double vinyl, and digital download. The hardback edition features instrumental versions of the tracks on a second disc, providing an additional layer of depth to the listening experience. This album is a testament to Eno's enduring influence and innovation in the world of experimental music.