Jeff Beck left us over two years ago, but his music is still resonating across six decades. Biographers Brad Tolinski and Chris Gill unfold his genius in their book, Blow By Blow: The Jeff Beck Story.
Music from the artist 36 and his album of deep minimalist ambience, The Infinity Room. We’ll also hear Alex Amor, who has an album of dream-pop called Heavenly Bodies.
We go Home with guitarist Will Ackerman. His album, Home, is the Echoes November CD of the Month. Ackerman weaves a series of reflective songs with titles born in a nostalgic mood.
Fifty years after founding Windham Hill Records, Will Ackerman returns with Home, an album of wistful melodies, pastoral landscapes and memories of a life in music.
Agnes Obel talks about her album, the Meaning of Flowers, a recording that reflects the birth of her first child and looks to John Cage and ancient Sumerian writers for influence.
Enter the Seven Realms of Attar, the latest album from the Persian fusion group Niyaz, led by Azam Ali and Loga Ramin Torkian.
Agnes Obel talks about her album, the Meaning of Flowers, a recording that reflects the birth of her first child and looks to John Cage and ancient Sumerian writers for influence.
In 1994 Loreena McKennitt released The Mask and Mirror, launching her in a new direction across Spain, Morocco and parts unknown. It’s just been reissued in a deluxe edition.
David Helpling and Scott Reich go Through the Thought Horizon. “If you can go through the thought horizon, then you’re opening up all kinds of new experiences. You can exist beyond thought.”