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Solomon Grey is an English dream pop duo who have just released “Human Music” exploring themes of love, familial relationships and assisted suicide. We talk to them in Echoes Podcast.
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We interview the director and Kirtan chanters in the documentary Mantra: Sounds into Silence and explore Karlheinz Stockhausen and his Klang: the 24 Hours of the Day in Echoes Podcast.
On the next Echoes a Flashback 50 to one of the seminal albums of the New Age, Paul Horn’s Inside. Recorded inside the Taj Mahal, it was a landmark release when it came out in 1968.
Electronic artist Chuck Van Zyl is a child of German electronic sounds of the 70s, He’s keeping that alive on his Stars End Radio and in his own music. He talks about it on Echoes.
It’s psychedelic-surf-rock-Thai slow burn ecstasy on the next Echoes when we hear the trio called Khruangbin. They make a swampy, ethereal sound when they come in to play live on Echoes.
This weekend on Echoes and interview with guitarist Mark Peters of Engineers about his solo ambient guitar project, Innerland. We also remember Can’s Holger Czukay
On a Slow Flow Echoes new chamber music by Richard Dillon from his album, Terra Incognito: The Space Between and composer Rachel Grimes, formerly of the group, Rachel’s.
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On the 40th Anniversary of Brian Eno’s “Music for Airports” and the 75th birthday of Vangelis we look back at these two iconic composers with interviews in the Echoes Podcast.
It’s a Flashback 50 to the acclaimed album, Odessey and Oracle by The Zombies. This album is considered a gem of sixties psychedelic chamber pop and includes the hit Time of the Season.
On the next Echoes, new music by the dreampop band The Amazing from their album, In Transit and London Grammar drop a new song into the soundtrack for “I Kill Giants.”
