You think the pandemic is scary? Then you haven’t walked into the crypt of an Echoes Halloween. John Diliberto is the crypt keeper unleashing sounds from beyond. It’s just an Echoes Halloween.
Coming Up
Friday, Oct 29, 2021 – An Echoes Halloween
Month: October 2021
Playlists
Friday, Oct 15, 2021 – Echoes Program 2141E
Two guitarists with expansive sounds: Carl Weingarten, from a new album of rustic chamber music, Ember Days, and Robert Jurjendal with a more ambient approach on Water Finds a Way.
Coming Up
Thursday, Oct 28, 2021 – Slow Flow Echoes
On a Slow Flow Echoes, new music by Robin Guthrie from the Cocteau Twins. It’s a EP of guitar ambiences called Mockingbird Love. We’ll also hear new music from Liminal Drifter.
Interview Podcast
Echoes Podcast: Stephan Micus Interview
Playlists
Thursday, Oct 14, 2021 – Echoes Program 2141D
A new collaboration from guitarist Will Ackerman, trumpeter Jeff Oster, and keyboardist Tom Eaton. You might recognize them from their solo projects, the band FLOW and Windham Hill Records.
Coming Up
Wednesday, Oct 27, 2021 – New Music from Frostlake
Frostlake is the recording persona of Jan Todd who sings and plays a multitude of instruments including a few you may have never heard of. She has a new album called The Weight of Clouds.
Playlists
Wednesday, Oct 13, 2021 – Echoes Program 2141C
German Composer Robot Koch has gone from death metal to deep ambient chamber music in his career. We follow the course of this inventive artist up through his latest offering.
Coming Up
Tuesday, Oct 26, 2021 – Echoes of Echoes on Echoes
It’s Echoes of Echoes on Echoes. 50 years ago, Pink Floyd released their album Meddle, which included the side-long opus “Echoes,” from whence the radio show, Echoes, takes its name.
Playlists
Tuesday, Oct 12, 2021 – Echoes Program 2141B
Before there was a genre called world music, Stephan Micus was taking instruments from around the globe and creating acoustic ambient soundscapes. We talk to Stephan Micus on Echoes.
Coming Up
Monday, Oct 25, 2021- Marissa Nadler Interview
We all watched TV during pandemic isolation, but Marissa Nadler got an album out of it. It’s called The Path of the Clouds, and it’s inspired by the Unsolved Mysteries TV show.