Steve Reich turns 90. We’ll celebrate with some special insights and we’ll play most of Music for 18 Musicians, one of his most celebrated works and one of the masterpieces of the 20th Century.
Trumpeter Mark Isham returns with his first solo album in 27 years. It’s called At The Carousel Club. Isham takes us on a wild ride where every aspect of his career meets in one album.
World flutist Peter Phippen & ambient artist Eric “the” Taylor travel in a landscape of organic moss and digital vines on their album Two by Twilight, creating a world transformed and surreal.
Brian Eno is known as the High Priest of ambient music, but in 2005 he released a vocal album, Another Day on Earth that is being reissued. He talked about it on Echoes.
Hammock talk about the Christian experiences, LSD trips and disaffection with current politics. Pete Roth and Bill Bruford talk about electric jazz generations.
Brian Eno is bringing back Opal Records, the label he founded in 1988, with reissues of Another Day on Earth and Drawn from Life which have been largely unavailable for nearly two decades.
Pastor Tony Pounders returns with a Quiet Resonance album featuring his twang inflected ambient guitar orchestrations. We’ll also hear Sheherazaad’s latest album of eastern modalities.
Singer Julia Holter makes pop music that sounds like a dream. Her latest is called Materia. We’ll also hear recently released music by Chick Corea from a 1972 solo performance.
Famed progressive rock drummer of Yes and King Crimson, Bill Bruford, is drawn out of retirement by guitarist Pete Roth to create a different take on fusion.