Guitarist Jeff Beck is a legend who is still at the top of his game, pushing forward with new music and delirious guitar work. Read about his concert at BB&T Pavilion.
Reviews & Commentary
Jeff Beck, Paul Rodgers, Ann Wilson at BB&T Pavillion
Interview Podcast
Echoes Podcast: Sherry Finzer, Majestica and Tom Moore
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In Echoes Podcast, flutist Sherry Finzer and her New Age circle including Cass Anawaty from Majestica and multi-instrumentalist and ambient meditation composer Tom Moore.
Best Of
Echoes July Top 25: All India Radio at the Top
The Echoes Top 25 for July 2018 with All India Radio’s July CD of the Month on Top. Right behind is the August pick, Talitha Rise’s An Abandoned Orchid House, Ólafur Arnalds and more.
Reviews & Commentary
Cirque Du Soleil’s Volta Mixes Pandemonium and Joy
Cirque du Soleil brings their latest extravaganza of pandemonium ballets and aerial synchronization to the Philadelphia area with Volta, a show emerging from tragedy.
CD of the Month
August CD of the Month: Talitha Rise
Talitha Rise’s “An Abandoned Orchid House” is the most perfect album of the year, embodying the authenticity of British folk, the pastoral side of prog and dust with world music touches.
Interview Podcast
Echoes Podcast: FLOW & The Moody Blues
Interview Podcast
Echoes Podcast: Best of 2018, So Far
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Take a dive into 5 albums from The Best of Echoes 2018, So Far in the Echoes Podcast including albums by Talitha Rise, Khruangbin, Ian Boddy and Erik Wøllo, Klaus Schulze and Solomon Grey.
CD of the Month
July CD of the Month: All India Radio’s Space
The Australian band All India Radio return with Space, an album that taps influences from Pink Floyd to the KLF to create an inner space journey. It’s the August CD of the Month
Interview Podcast
Talitha Rise in Echoes Podcast
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Imagine the sound of pre-pop Genesis with a dash of Fleetwood Mac and a singer of folk-like purity and you’ve got the sound of Shriekback with singer Jo Beth Young. Hear her story on Echoes.
Program Highlights
Orbital’s Dystopian UK Decay Video
The seminal English electronic duo, Orbital have dropped a new present-day dystopian video called “P.H.U.K.” or “Please Help U.K. It’s a kinetic, but buoyant trip into the UK nightmare.