We talk to Ladytron who have been making electrified pop sounds for all of the 21st Century. Helen Marnie and Daniel Hunt tell us their story and about their latest album, Time’s Arrow.
We enter a hallucinogenic state when we talk with Delerium, the long-lived dream pop duo. We’ll talk to Rhys Fulber and Bill Leeb about their electronic approach to pop.
We hear electronic sounds from Brazil when we talk to Anna. She’s creating ambient music after a career in thumping techno. Her album Intentions revels in serene melodic cycles.
Electronic music Italian style when we talk to Caterina Barbieri. She’s a solo artist who works in improvisation and modular synthesis that weaves through EDM, Minimalism and sequencer drive.
On a Slow Flow Echoes, Kinobe channels 60s instrumental film sounds on his album, Over the Horizon. We’ll also hear Jeff Oster’s downtempo, low-fi ambient jazz.
VEiiLA are Russian emigres who fled after the invasion of Ukraine. They have called their sound “music for introverts” but it could as well be music for the depressed, forlorn and love-lost.
Sigur Ros took the stage of Kings theater, playing music from across their career including their latest album, ÁTTA. It was dark, brooding, both opoppressive and rapturous.
Mimi Page is an auteur of electronic dream pop and a composer of video game scores. But her new album, Sound Healing Vol One takes her in a more meditative direction. We talk to her on Echoes.
On a Slow Flow Echoes, music by guitarist John Gregorius from his album called In Awe. We’ll also hear Eric Hilton from Thievery Corporation with a song from Lost Dialect.