To promote the newly released Someday World, collaborators Brian Eno and Karl Hyde swung by Later with Jools Holland to perform the album cut "Daddy's Car."
For the BBC Two program, the Eno Hyde partners tore through the energetic cut while accompanied by a full band, who provided densely percussive backing to the synth-horn-blasted jam. Eno wore a colourful, Jackson Pollock-esque jacket while making himself look slightly silly by wiggling his band over his rig of synths (presumably using a electronic beam-based instrument).
Watch the high energy performance below.
For the BBC Two program, the Eno Hyde partners tore through the energetic cut while accompanied by a full band, who provided densely percussive backing to the synth-horn-blasted jam. Eno wore a colourful, Jackson Pollock-esque jacket while making himself look slightly silly by wiggling his band over his rig of synths (presumably using a electronic beam-based instrument).
Watch the high energy performance below.
