On a Slow Flow Echoes, it’s new music by guitarist Carl Weingarten. His new CD is “This is Where I Found You” and it includes musicians like Ulrich Schnauss, Michael Manring and Jeff Oster.
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Friday, June 29th, 2018-Echoes Program 1826E
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Thursday, June 28th, 2018-Echoes Program 1826D
Coming up on Echoes, new music by a husband and wife dream-pop duo, AESEAES.
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Wednesday, June 27th, 2018-Echoes Program 1826C
New music from the German electronic artist Klangwelt. That means sound world and that’s what he creates on a new album called The Incident.
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Tuesday, June 26th, 2018: The Best of Echoes 2018, So Far – Echoes Program 1826B
It’s the halfway point of the year so it’s time for The Best of Echoes 2018, So Far. We pick the top 25 albums of the year to date.
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Monday June 25th, 2018 – Echoes Program 1826A
Imagine the sound of early Genesis with a dash of Fleetwood Mac and you’ve got the sound of Talitha Rise with singer Jo Beth Young.
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Weekend, June 23rd, 2018-Echoes Program 1825A
It’s the return of Irish singer Moya Brennan, a founding member of the group Clannad she comes in with her family band and Cormac DaBarra to play their best live Echoes set ever. including “Theme from Harry’s Game.”.
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Friday, June 22nd, 2018-Echoes Program 1825E
On a Slow Flow Echoes, new music by Porcupine Tree bassist Colin Edwin and Estonian guitarist Robert Jurjendal. They have a new album of improvisations called Another World.
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Thursday, June 21st, 2018-Echoes Program 1825D
Bathe in the warmth of music sunshine on an Echoes Summer Solstice Soundscape. Echoes takes through you the summer as we track the midnight sun and explore the sounds of the season.
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Wednesday, June 20th, 2018-Echoes Program 1825C
On the next Echoes, it’s new music by Loreena McKennitt. She has a new album of lost songs called Lost Souls, much of which harkens back to her breakthrough album, The Visit.
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Tuesday, June 19th, 2018-Echoes Program 1825B
We go inside the emotions of an assisted suicide when we talk to the English duo, Solomon Grey. On their poignant new album, “Human Music”.