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.
Playlists
Thursday, February 8th, 2018-Echoes Program 1806D
Tag: psychedelic
Program Highlights, Reviews & Commentary
Flashback 50: Steppenwolf and The Electric Prunes
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.
Reviews & Commentary
A Flash of the Spirit-50 Years Later
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.
Playlists
Thursday January 11th, 2018-Echoes Program 1802D
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.
Reviews & Commentary
Moody Blues Founding Member Ray Thomas R.I.P. 1/4/2018
Ray Thomas, flutist, singer and composer for The Moody Blues, has left the planet.
Reviews & Commentary
Echoes in Memoriam 2017: Those Who Left the Planet
As we end the year, John Diliberto looks back on Echoes musicians who left the planet in 2017. They range from the iconic to the obscure, but all left their vibrations on the planet.
Best Of
The Best of Echoes 2017-The Definitive 25 Albums
There is no other Year End music list like Echoes Best of of 2017. Ambient Requiems. Deep space journeys, chamber pop, progrock epics, EDM journeys and world fusion. See who made the list.
Playlists
Thursday, December 7th, 2017-Echoes Program 1749D
In 1967 the Rolling Stones went psychedelic, cosmic and a little bit demonic with the album, Their Satanic Majesties Request. We’ll hear a cosmic track from that record.
Playlists
Thursday, November 30th, 2017-Echoes Program 1748D
In a loaded Flashback 50, we highlight four albums all released 50 years ago this week, in 1967. We’ll hear tracks from The Beatles’ “Magical Mystery Tour”, Jimi Hendrix’s “Axis: Bold As Love”, The Jefferson Airplane’s “After Bathing at Baxters” and the debut of Traffic, “Mr. Fantasy.”
Reviews & Commentary
Jimi Hendrix Remembered on 75th Birthday
Jimi Hendrix changed music forever. Today we remember Jimi on Echoes and John Diliberto shares some of his thoughts on the single most important musician in his life.