Brian Eno's new ambient work, Reflection, is just that: 54 minutes of what sounds like plinking chimes, rippling vibraphone and deep synth tones mirroring a parallel world. Released on Jan. 1, it's a a meditative start to 2017 and a call-back to 1985's Thursday Afternoon, not to mention a continuation of Eno's work in "generative" music by way of the Bloom, Trope and Scape apps he's made with Peter Chilvers.
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