Norway’s Erik Wøllo creates an album born of loss, escape and cinematic expanse on his album Threshold Point, the Echoes CD of the Month for May. We review this profoundly beautiful album.
We reach the Threshold Point on the next Echoes. That’s the title of Erik Wøllo’s new album, a gorgeous electronic expanse, much of it composed in the aftermath of a deep and tragic loss.
Mark Peters is the guitarist and leader of the dreamy shoegaze band Engineers, but on his own, he creates a more ambient, instrumental sound.
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Solomon Grey is an English dream pop duo who have just released “Human Music” exploring themes of love, familial relationships and assisted suicide. We talk to them in Echoes Podcast.
Holger Czukay was master of sound collage, and a founding member of iconoclastic Krautrock band Can. A collection of the late musician’s solo works has recently been released. We profile this brilliantly eccentric musician.
Mark Peters is the guitarist and leader of the dreamy shoegaze band Engineers, but on his own, he creates a more ambient, instrumental sound.
We go inside the emotions of an assisted suicide when we talk to the English duo, Solomon Grey. On their poignant new album, “Human Music”.
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We interview the director and Kirtan chanters in the documentary Mantra: Sounds into Silence and explore Karlheinz Stockhausen and his Klang: the 24 Hours of the Day in Echoes Podcast.
We go inside the emotions of an assisted suicide when we talk to the English duo, Solomon Grey. On their poignant new album, “Human Music”.
It’s the sound of Klang on Echoes. Klang was composer Karlheinz Stockhausen’s last work. The full title is KLANG: The 24 Hours of the Day. We talk to performers of this epic on Echoes.