Scott McDonald

According to U.K. blog Drowned in Sound, David Byrne and Brian Eno have been collaborating on new music that may see the light of day next year. Byrne reportedly spilled the beans at an event in New York: "I'm finishing up a record with Brian Eno, a musician that I worked with 30 years ago," The pair's last effort was 1981's critically adored, My Life in the Bushes with Ghosts.

The news doesn't stop there. According to Eno's booking agency, via the Daily Swarm, the pair are "soliciting offers from a number of different promoters around the United States for Byrne/Eno live shows, promising the set list will consist of at least 40 percent Eno-era, Talking Heads material." Whoa.

David Byrne is typically known for his work as frontman for the Talking Heads, whom Eno produced on three albums. Eno has made a few decent records in his time: He played in Roxy Music, along with Daniel Lanois, has produced U2's The Unforgettable Fire and Achtung Baby, and created some of the most influential albums in Here Come the Warm Jets and the ambient On Land series. Needless to say, this duo are legends in their own right.