Spinner is an oddity, even in Brian Enos vast back catalogue; the music was originally conceived as the soundtrack to Derek Jarmans film Glitterbug, a posthumously released compilation of old super 8 film that had been gathered together as the director was dying of AIDS.

In places Wobbles embellishments were limited, so as an aural experience it remains very much in Enos world, despite him handing over all the mixing and production to Wobble. Cans Jaki Leibezeit was drafted in on percussion, lifting some pieces out of the ambient, such as on the title track.

As its a soundtrack that isnt and a three-quarters collaboration. I certainly didnt find Wobbles bass lines as intrusive as Eno mentioned in his diary, and the funk aspects are kept to a minimum in the overall sound palette. This glorious-sounding 180 gramme vinyl comes with sleeve notes from both Eno