Pink Floyd in improvisational space. We’ve got the jam session that evolved into their instrumental, “Marooned.” It’s centered by an awe-inspiring eight-minute David Gilmour guitar solo.
Jeffrey Ericson Allen creates ambient music under the name Chronotope Project. A cellist who adds electronics to his work, he tends toward the mystical and cosmic. He has a new album, Gnosis.
On the Starship Echoes, Captain John Diliberto heads into space to boldly go where no one has gone before, celebrating the 55th anniversary of the launch of Star Trek.
Put on your tuxedos and gowns for chamber music on the ambient side. Ambient Chamber Music is the meeting of classical forms and ambient atmospheres, and we have a whole show of it.
Echoes is going undercover. Some great cover versions have come in with All India Radio covering early Pink Floyd, The Mastelottos turning King Crimson into love songs and Loma serving Dinner.
Chronotope Project’s Gnosis is our September CD of the Month. Chronotope Project explores ancient Greek philosophies as he unfolds long, undulating electronic soundscapes.
New music by Tor, the electronic musician with a hypnotic, downtempo sound. He has a new album called Oasis Sky. We’ll also hear from Jomoro, a project headed by Joey Waronker
On a Slow Flow Echoes, a recording by Norwegian electronic artist and guitarist, Erik Wøllo. It’s called Recurrence, based on the concept of revisiting themes and variations.
It seems like every artist who performed on the virtual Soundquest Fest 2021 is releasing their live session, so why shouldn’t the founder of the event, Steve Roach.
Six years ago, the producer known as Dinner released a song called “Going Out” that seems like it could’ve been recorded right now. So the band Loma released a beautiful cover of it.