Echoes Top 25 for March is topped by our March CD of the Month, Winterlight’s The Longest Sleep Through the Darkest Days. It’s followed by Freya Ridings and Moby with April’s CD of the Month.
Moby creates an anthem for our times with Everything was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt. It’s an apocalyptic lament and plea It’s the Echoes CD of the Month for April.
Everything Was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt is a wonderful sentiment, but as the title of Moby’s latest album, it takes a more solemn turn. Hear why when we explore the sounds of Moby’s latest album as the April CD of the Month.
On the 40th Anniversary of Brian Eno’s “Music for Airports” we look back at this ambient landmark with music, interviews with Eno, and a live performance by Bang on a Can.
As winter holds on with its last cold breath, we have an album for the season as Echoes March CD of the Month. It’s called “The Longest Sleep Through the Darkest Days” by electronic shoegaze artist, Winterlight.
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Winterlight is the recording persona of Tim Ingham who takes electric guitar and turns it into ambient shoegaze dreamscapes. We talk to him about roots that start in punk in Echoes Podcast.
Echoes Top 25 for February includes CD of the Month by Poppy Ackroyd, the duo Overcoats, electronic artist Lane 8, Moby, a reissue from Ben Vaughn, Ian Boddy & Erik Wollo and Al Di Meola.
On The Longest Sleep Through the Darkest Days, UK ambient band Winterlight create an enveloping and deep journey in the quiet spaces of landscape and mind. It’s Echoes March CD of the Month.
As winter holds on with its last cold breath, we have an album for the season as Echoes March CD of the Month. It’s called “The Longest Sleep Through the Darkest Days” by electronic shoegaze artist, Winterlight.
Moby is not happy with the state of American affairs and you can hear it in a song called “Mere Anarchy.” It’s from his new album, Everything was Beautiful and Nothing Hurt. We’ll also hear a new song by shoegaze dreamers Wooden Shjips off their album, “V” (five).