American primitive guitar goes east when Buck Curran plays live. Formerly one-half of the psychedelic pop duo, Arborea, Curran goes more rustic, but still trippy when he plays live on Echoes.
Singer William Fitzsimmons was a psychological therapist and he brings that sense of introspection into his deep, somewhat ambient compositions. We talk with William Fitzsimmons about his career.
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Singer Olivia Chaney came to renown as something of a folk revivalist and formed the folk rock group Offa Rex with The Decemberists, but there is more than folk to this enchanting singer.
The latest by two different dream pop artists. We’ll hear some dream pop noir by Cigarettes After Sex and their new single, “Crush” and the latest by English chanteuse, Lyla Foy on Echoes.
William Fitzsimmons creates a particularly introspective brand of folky dream pop. He comes in to perform music off his latest album, Mission Bell.
Music by Freya Ridings. We’ll also hear another ambient chamber masterwork from Ólafur Arnalds, from his album Re:Member.
The Echoes Top 25 for October 2018 features David Arkenstone’s CD of the Month “Colors of the Ambient Sky” at the top, followed by Dead Can Dance, William Fitzsimmons and Talitha Rise.
Music from singer Neko Case who recently released a harder edged album called “Hell-On.” We’ll also hear music by Warren Harrison, the electronic half of the duo, Hungry Lucy.
Beacon is the R&B-inflected dreampop project who create electronically driven mood pieces. They’ve just released their album, Gravity Pairs and an ominous video for the song “On Ice”.
The singer known as Mirah is a legend on the Indie-folk scene where she’s been releasing personal albums. She comes into Echoes to perform her intimate, and painterly songs live.