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INTERVIEWS AND CONCERTS FOR THE WEEK

Monday 10/20
A LIVING ROOM CONCERT WITH ALU
Cosmic cabaret in the Echoes Living Room
Alu exists in a world of psychological symbology and musical playfulness. Based in Los Angeles, her second album, Lobotomy Sessions, contains songs of lost innocence, cultural ennui and interior dialogues, all couched in music that mixes carnivals and cabaret. Alu brings her music to Echoes live, singing about circus cosmos, martian rendezvouses and buzzin' brains. It's a rare and electrifying performance from this entrancing songstress when she plays live, on Echoes.
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Tuesday 10/21
We hear from an Ancient Echo, Robert Schroeder is a space musician with many recordings, but his rarest is a 1982 release called Galaxy Cygnus-A, built around radio telescope signals.
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Wednesday 10/22
A finger-style guitarist John Gregorious sets his delicate melodies in an electronic landscape on a new CD called Heaven and Earth and we'll hear an unusual duet with kora player Abalaye Cissoko and trumpeter Volker Goetze from their latest album, Sira.
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Thursday 10/23
AN INTERVIEW WITH RUDY PERRONE
A post Windham Hill guitarist seeks his identity
Rudy Perrone is a guitarist from Long Island who has played progressive rock with Cathedral and explored solo music as an acoustic player. His CD, The Language of Spirits, was produced by Windham Hill Records founder and guitarist, Will Ackerman. Rudy Perrone talks about his journey from prog rock to idyllic acoustics.
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Friday 10/24
AN INTERVIEW WITH OZRIC TENTACLES
The Grateful Dead of Space music takes us on a psychedelic trip
Ozric Tentacles grew out of 1980s rave culture in England, but they took their cues from the 70s psychedelic space music of Gong more than the thump of techno. Headed up by Ed Wynne, a classic guitar hero with a spacescape mind, they've released several albums and toured relentlessly since they formed at Stonehenge in 1984. Ed and bassist/synthesist Brandi Wynne take us on a trip through the world of Ozric Tentacles.
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Playlists for previous weeks can be found at our Playlist Archive

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