It Happened Today

It most certainly did.

It has arrived, and it is good.

Byrne and Eno redeem themselves from every musical sin they’ve ever committed. (Music for Airports, we’re looking at you.)

Starting today, download the full Everything That Happens Will Happen Today album in any digital or old-school format you desire, then get ready to tell all your friends that the new-age indie pop-rock oozing from their Boses is the musical equivalent of the As Seen On TV franchise.

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This entry was posted on Monday, August 18th, 2008 at 4:36 pm in culture, music, partnerships and was tagged cool, culture, David Byrne, digital, music.