Bonobo is a collagist who brings new worlds into his electronic songs. His latest album is called Migration and it’s the Echoes February CD of the Month. John Diliberto reviews it here.
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Australia ambient pop artist Ry X talks about his introspective music that’s torn between Australia surf beaches and Berlin gloom. He talks about it in the Echoes Podcast.
Kate Bush returns with a Triumphant live album that puts a stamp on the second half of her career. It’s called Before the Dawn, a triple CD and it’s the Echoes Bonus CD of the Month.
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Alu is a singer of dark imagery, macabre moods and music that ranges from electronica grooves to jazz riffing. She’s a one-woman Lambert, Hendrick’s and Ross Meets Morrissey. She talks about her album, Mrs. Hypochondriac in the Echoes Podcast
Vinyl sales have hit a 25 year high since they were pronounced dead by the CD evolution. But why is this archaic and inconvenient format thriving in the digital era?
Norwegian art rock singer Jenny Hval unveils nude video for her song, The Great Undressing.
The dreampop band London Grammar go spare and emotional on new video for “Rooting for You.”
Veteran English synthesist Ian Boddy’s As Above So Below is a masgterwork of modern electronics with a classical touch. It’s the Echoes CD of the Month for January.
New recordings from Tom Caufield, Carl Weingarten & Catherine Marie Charlton, and Matt Borghi join our December CD of the Month, Erik Scott’s In the Company of Clouds, on the Echoes Top 25 for December.
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Jane Siberry has returned to release her most accessible album in years, Angels Bend Closer. She talks about themes of family, fame and faith in the Echoes Podcast.