The Big Ears Festival might possibly be the most adventurous and civilized festival in the country. Taking place at several venues across Knoxville, Tennessee March 27-30, it brings together artists on the cutting edges of music.
It’s been a brutal winter even in the southern climes this year. We slip into spring with a soundtrack for the Vernal Equinox.
We remember Daevid Allen. The founding member of the Soft Machine and Gong, Allen created a mythology about the Planet Gong that brought to his music and life with whimsical philosophies and space rock explorations.
He played bass with Alice Cooper and Flo & Eddie and was a founding member of art-rock group, Sonia Dada. Now Erik Scott creates dreamy instrumental soundscapes.
On St. Patrick’s Day we create a Celtic soundscape with atmospheric music drawn from the misty moors of the Emerald Isle.
The Big Ears Festival might possibly be the most adventurous and civilized festival in the country. Taking place at several venues across Knoxville, Tennessee March 27-30, it brings together artists on the cutting edges of music.
Chopin is in the air lately.
New music from Robert Rich with an album of retro New Age electronics called Filaments.
New music from LA band called Bouquet and instrumental tunes from Swedish singer Rebekka Karijord.
Dry the River is a band from England that takes yearning songs and turns them into gorgeous harmonies surrounded by psychedelic tinged arrangements redolent of bands like Love.