The Pink Floyd album most compared to Brian Eno's ambient work

It’s The Dark Side of the Moon. Critics and fans frequently draw the line between that album’s seamless, atmospheric soundscapes and Brian Eno’s later ambient formalizations. Eno himself has acknowledged Pink Floyd as early explorers of what he’d eventually codify.

The specific ambient techniques Pink Floyd played with on Dark Side include tape loops, reversed sounds, and synthesizers used for pure texture rather than melody—think the rushing synth arpeggios on