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The United States of America created one of the definitive psychedelic albums in the winter of 1968. In the Echoes Podcast we hear interviews with band members on its 50th anniversary.
The United States of America created one of the definitive psychedelic albums in the winter of 1968. We hear interviews with band members on it’s 50th anniversary in a Flashback 50.
Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon is one of the most influential albums of the last 50 years. On its 45th anniversary we create two new versions of the 1973 original.
The trend of ghost bands from the 60s, groups with one or none of the original members touring as if they were the original band, isn’t new, but the Flower Power Cruise takes it to extremes.
From Indie Post Rock to Psy-trance remixes, we’ll hear The American Dollar’s latest single “Everything” and Liquid Bloom going even more psychedelic on Regen Liquid Remixes.
Think of Pink Floyd returning as a post-rock band and you approach the sound of Yndi Halda. Think of art rockers Django Django plug into OMD-style electronics on Marble Skies on Echoes.
The Electric Prunes and Steppenwolf both released albums in January 1968. One has classic tracks the other aspires to the classic. Read about them in a Flashback 50.
Spirit was a psychedelic group who released their debut album 50 years ago. It still sounds like a new world of music 5 decades later. Read about this sometimes forgotten band.
It’s synthwave sounds by Future Fire, an LA duo tapping the inspiration of late seventies electropop. And new music out of Israel with the Essence Project from Chapter One.
Ray Thomas, flutist, singer and composer for The Moody Blues, has left the planet.