On Efflorescent, Echoes Live 22, the best live performance on Echoes are gathered into a perfect 73-minute excursion. From Loreena McKennitt to Tommy Emmanuel, Jesse Cook to The Album Leaf, Efflorescent blossoms.
Instrumentals from Martin Tillman, The Album Leaf and Tycho lead Echoes Top 25 for October. Followed up by albums from Weyes Blood, Delerium, Skye-Ross and our November CD of the Month Agnes Obel’s Citizen of Glass.
Coming up on Echoes it’s new music by the English dream pop group Still Corners. Their album is Dead Blue and it goes to a darker side.
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Step into the shoes of Agnes Obel as she reflects on Echoes CD of the month, Citizen of Glass, in the Echoes Podcast.
Singer Agnes Obel has created an intimate and epic album of privacy, intimacy and secrets called Citizen of Glass. It’s the Echoes CD of the Month.
New music from Springtime Carnivores Midnight Room and Wax Tailor’s latest sampling serenade, By Any Beats Necessary.
Danish singer Agnes Obel’s third album, Citizen of Glass is a conceptual work that takes the fragile singer into new musical terrain, from muted pianos to choirs. She talks about it on Echoes.
They used to be called Sister Crayon, but now, as Rituals of Mine, the austere drum and vocal duo has released Devoted. We’ll hear that and new music from the soulful electronica of Boxer Rebellion.
Peter Gabriel releases an homage to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden and Sin Fang adds his Spaceland album to the legion of Icelandic pop releases. We’ll hear them on Echoes.
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Singer-songwriter Hannah Georgas crafted a wonderful album of powerful songs that look at her life through the prism of her 98-year old grandmother who is the namesake of the album, For Evelyn. She talks about it in the Echoes Podcast.