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A Place To Bury Strangers Interview Photos of A Place To Bury Strangers backstage/gig in Paris, 2011 by Patricia Falchi for Echo Magazine IN July 2011 Echo Magazine’s editor Alex Hancock conducted an interview with A Place To Bury Strangers frontman [...]
Possessed with the spirit of calypso and The Clash, Mama Rosin, Photograph: Bartolomy for Echo Magazine Interview by Alex Hancock Echo Magazine uncovered Mama Rosin’s singer/guitarist Robin Girod and accordian player Cyril Yeterian outside a pub venue in London’s Barbican on [...]
“The Telescopes sound is one that commandeers the stomach as an additional bass amplifier, and then insinuates its way up the throat and into the cerebral cortex.” The Telescopes – Live Aftertaste [Static Charge] Review by Benjamin Halligan Is [...]
Bridget Hayden – A Siren Blares in an Indifferent Ocean [KRAAK] Review by Benjamin Halligan Bridget Hayden brings to her first solo release sonic preferences for echo and expanse that look back to her previous musical work: as a (now [...]
The first printed issue of Echo Magazine is now available. Check the list below for your nearest stockists. Featured artists in this issue include: Roy & The Devil’s Motorcycle The Oscillation The Black Ships Erland & The Carnival Kourosh [...]
A Place To Bury Strangers live – July 10th, 2011 La Maroquinerie, Paris by Matthew Mowatt The intimately constructed stage area at the Maroquinerie was perhaps one of the best venues in Paris to have your face melted by A [...]
Simeon Coxe III of Silver Apples Silver Apples will hit European shores once again this Autumn with a tour of UK and France, beginning at the BBmix festival, Boulogne. Meanwhile, Philly psychedelic garage growlers Purling Hiss will be rampaging through [...]
The Black Ships – Kurofune EP Self-release (free online download) Review by Jasmine Martin The ebb and swell of guitar riffs and the screeching intonations of electric violins which open The Black Ships’ debut EP signals a declaration by its makers – [...]
Neil Young - A Treasure Reprise Review by Rod Kitson THE 1980s are a dirty great stain on many a recording artist’s copy book, a time most would rather forget. It was a period when crimes against art were rife. Music, [...]
Saturday night was brought to an outstanding finale by a handful of the most significant musical icons of the 20th century at the Hop Farm festival, Kent. The event, organized by Vince Power, was described by Morrissey as “the most civilized [...]
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