Syrinx was an obscure Canadian band making an electronic space music a few years before Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze’s seminal works. They released to albums in 1970 and 1971 and then faded away.
On a Slow Flow Echoes, it’s new music by guitar synthesist Mark Dwane and former Tangerine Dream member Paul Haslinger and his score to Halt and Catch Fire.
Six Hours of music for watching the sea, and allowing the waves of sound to wash over you. Includes new music from Tigerforest, Paul Haslinger, Jairamji and The Album Leaf; as well as classic tracks by Kitaro, Giles Reaves and Jon Hassel.
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Nicholas Gunn has put down his flute in a shift towards a more chilled electronic sound. . Hear him talk about it in the Echoes Podcast.
New music from Springtime Carnivores Midnight Room and Wax Tailor’s latest sampling serenade, By Any Beats Necessary.
Natalie Merring records as Weyes Blood and she’s released a gorgeous album of dream pop called Front Row Seat to Earth. John Diliberto brings us that and music by Sin Fang, an Icelandic musician who hangs with Sigur Ros.
Syrinx was an obscure Canadian band making an electronic space music a few years before Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze’s seminal works. They released to albums in 1970 and 1971 and then faded away.
Coming up on a Slow Flow Echoes it’s music from Gustaf Fjelstrom, whose main instrument is electric bass. On his new album, Intention, he uses it to create a lush and melodic post-rock sound.
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.
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Electronic artist Edamame, not to be mistaken for the asian bean, takes natural sounds and mixes them into downtempo ambient tracks. He has just released his latest album Ochre on Loci Records. He talks about it in the Echoes Podcast.