Redeye Distribution has signed on to physically distribute David Byrne and Brian Eno's "Everything That Happens Will Happen Today" in the U.S. and Canada. Release is Nov. 25.
When Byrne performed recently at the Greek Theater in L.A. he was cryptic as to when it would be released as a CD or vinyl but seemed rather sure that it would be done this year. Byrne and Eno released the music through a website named for the album.
Redeye also distributes Luaka Bop.

David Byrne and Brian Eno  will self release their first partnership in 27 years.
“Everything That Happens Will Happen Today,” the result of a year of recordings in London and New York,  will be released Aug. 18 as a digital download. On Aug. 4, a free download to preview the album will be made available here.
Significantly different from their first collaboration, “My Life in Bush of Ghosts,” which featured 11 additional musicians and “found” voices, the new recordings almost exclusively feature Byrne’s lyrics and voice alongside Eno’s electronic tracks.
Eno explained in a press release that went out Monday morning: “When we started this work, we started to think we were making something like electronic gospel: a music where singing was the central event, but whose sonic landscapes were not the type normally associated with that way of singing. This thought tapped into my long love affair with gospel music, which, curiously, was inadvertently initiated by David and the Talking Heads.”
Byrne will conduct a tour under the banner of  “David Byrne, Songs of David Byrne and Brian Eno” that will begin in the fall in the U.S. He will visit Australasia early next year and Europe in March, playing the new material plus Talking Heads songs that Eno produced.
Track listing and the musicians' notes are after the jump.

Talk about an Oblique Strategy. Brian Eno, musician-philosopher-producer, has been tapped by Liberal Democrat party leader Nick Clegg to be an adviser on youth issues and help fix Britain's "broken politics."
Eno told the BBC: "The Lib Dems are the effective opposition and I hope that, the election after next, they will be the opposition and maybe the one after that they will be the government."
Would Barack Obama hire Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis? Rick Rubin would be an interesting Cabinet choice but he'd want to move the White House and wouldn't necessarily go into the office. Perhaps if Phil Spector eludes a conviction, Rudy Giuliani could hire him and Bernie Kerik's criminal life would not seem like such a major issue.