Released: 23/02/18
Lodger (1979), the final chapter of Bowie’s Berlin Trilogy with Brian Eno, trades ambient instrumentals for experimental rock songs. Once seen as inaccessible, it's now recognized as a bold, transitional album. Tracks like Yassassin and African Night Flight explore global sounds, while Boys Keep Swinging, DJ, and Look Back in Anger twist rock structures with dissonance and inventive textures. Red Sails and Red Money (an adaptation of Iggy Pop’s Sister Midnight) showcase the album's adventurous, genre-blurring spirit.