Upon the release of Pink Floyd’s Early Years box set, Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason takes us back to the seminal days of this iconic rock group, talking about light shows, happenings, and sonic experiments that exploded the concept of pop.
Still Corners is the UK electronic pop duo and they return to Echoes to play songs from their latest album, Dead Blue, live. Still Corners has taken a darker direction of the new album with even more ‘80’s synth-pop influences.
Weyes Blood is the recording personal of singer Natalie Mering. Last year she released Front Row Seat to Earth, a gorgeous song-cycle tackling themes of love, life and existence.
The new year begins with Echoes January CD of the Month, from veteran musician Ian Boddy. A child of German space music, Boddy is among those who have advanced that sound into the 21st century
On a Slow Flow Echoes it’s new music by guitarist Shambhu and Native flute player, Vince Redhouse.
On the next Echoes, Sonogram tackles Gershwin’s “Someone to Watch Over Me” and Sweetbird adapt the poetry of Rumi.
On January 4th, 1967, The Doors fired the first shot in a monumental year in music. 50 years later we’ll hear tracks from the debut, covers, and a concert of Doors music by keyboardist Ray Manzarek with pianist George Winston.
A lot of electronic groups simply plug and play. The Album Leaf actually performs. Founder Jimmy LaValle comes from live bands like The Locust and Tristeza and he brings that same live, on-the-edge urgency to concerts by his ambient rock band, The Album Leaf.
The new year begins with Echoes January CD of the Month, from veteran musician Ian Boddy. A child of German space music, Boddy is among those who have advanced that sound into the 21st century
Australian pianist Fiona Joy comes to Echoes to perform music from her Signature series of albums live in an intimate solo piano concert.