We hear the R&B dream pop electronics of Beacon live when the Brooklyn duo music live. We’ll also hear an interview with Eve Maret, whose electronic roots include Krautrock and Suzanne Ciani.
There aren’t a lot of plugged in female musicians in the world but I have one who is trying to change that, synth-pop artist Eve Maret. She talks about her music and debut, No More Running.
Khruangbin’s sound is born in spaghetti westerns, surf guitar, psychedelia, Thai pop and dub. They play the grooving music from their album Con Todo El Mundo, live on Echoes.
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Holger Czukay, a founding member of iconoclastic rock band Can and a master of sound collage, the proto-typical sample artist. Learn about him in the Echoes Podcast.
Holger Czukay was a music renegade who studied with Stockhausen, co-founded the German rock group Can, and pioneered sampling before samplers influencing a generation of artists.
Can drummer Jaki Liebezeit joins a growing number of original Krautrockers from the 1970s who are leaving the planet.
Kraftwerk’s 1974 classic, “Autobahn” is set to an accelerated car trip across the English countryside.
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Cavern of Anti-Matter is a group steeped in analog synthesizers and worships at the electronic altar of 70s German groups like Neu! Harmonia, Cluster and Can. We talk to band leader Tim Gane about plugging in to the sound of his youth.
We’ll hear from a 21st century progressive rock opus by Mark McGuire called Beyond Belief and sufi chants turned into lush tapestries by HuDost.
We’ll hear from a 21st century progressive rock opus by Mark McGuire called Beyond Belief and sufi chants turned into lush tapestries by HuDost.
