Recorded in Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth's Long Island City loft and finished at the Hit Factory, Fear of Music is where Talking Heads stopped being a nervy art-rock band and started being something stranger. Brian Eno pushed the group toward loops, layered percussion and treated guitar, and the results run from the Afrobeat churn of I Zimbra to the claustrophobia of Memories Can't Wait and the deadpan dread of Life During Wartime. This 2026 remaster spreads the 1979 album across two 140 gram LPs, with a second disc of outtakes and alternate versions. Street date: November 13.