Echoes CD of the Month rides a post-rock sound with Unwed Sailor. They embrace bass-led, instrumental music with post-rock dynamics that glide between delirious heaviness & breezy melodicism.
Echoes brings you 25 electronic artists celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. Hear the music that has created an entirely new American sound.
Music by London Grammar who team up with electronic producer, Sebastian. We'll also hear Caroline Lavelle who is the cellist with Loreena McKennitt and the singer with Secret Sky.
Join us for the sultry bedroom sound of Cigarettes After Sex. We have a single from them and some space music out of Australia by Jim Ottaway, who continues shooting for the stars.
On a July 4th weekend, we take you into twanguility with an Ambient Americana Soundscape. It's country and western distilled though Brian Eno ambiences, but still with that country twang.
Echoes CD of the Month rides a post-rock sound with Unwed Sailor. They embrace bass-led, instrumental music with post-rock dynamics that glide between delirious heaviness & breezy melodicism.
Echoes July CD of the Month rides the post-rock sound of Unwed Sailor. Their 11th album, High Remembrance is a soundtrack for desert southwest highways.
It’s the American Electronic Revolution, as Echoes brings you 25 electronic artists celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. Hear the music that has created an entirely new American sound.
The complete list of the Best Albums of 2025 on Echoes. It’s a list unlike any other, which you should probably realize if you listen to Echoes.
In 2017, Irish singer Moya Brennan came in to Echoes with her family band to play tunes from Moya’s solo record Canvas, as well as the Clannad classic “Theme from Harry’s Game.”
Hammock talk about the Christian experiences, LSD trips and disaffection with current politics that fuel their album, The Second Coming was a Moonrise.
On a Slow Flow Echoes, music from Caterina Barbieri’s album, Myuthafoo, a recording of mesmerizing electronic patterns. We’ll also hear a project from trumpeter Jeff Oster called Howling Loon.
Malcolm Cecil was an electronic pioneer whose duo, Tonto’s Expanding Head Band, planted the seeds of contemporary electornic music with the album Zero Time in 1971. He leaves at age 84.
Pianist Philip Aaberg was part of the mid-1980s Windham Hill sound, but his career and piano playing went well beyond that. He died on May 23, 2026
