Echoes of the Past
An Echoes & Dust Guide to… Condensed Prog
Cameron Pikó proving that not all progressive rock is as long, bloated, unnecessary and self-indulgent as you might think…
Echoes of the Past: Nocturnal Emissions – Chaos
Luke Richards looks back (with appropriate timing) on a fascinating document of early 80s industrial music…
Echoes of the Past Live: Orbital – Herbal Tea Party, Manchester. 21st June 1994
20 years ago this week Orbital played the Herbal Tea Party in Manchester and changed the life of our editor, Dan Salter, irrevocably. Here he shares what he can remember of the occasion.
An Echoes & Dust Guide to… Univers Zero
Cameron Piko guides readers through the highlights of Univers Zero’s unique career in opposition…
Echoes of the Past: Pink Floyd – The Wall
In his first piece of music writing of any kind, Gavin Davison recounts his first experiences with Pink Floyd’s seminal The Wall album and how it changed his view on music forever….
Echoes of the Past: Adam Stone (Head of Crom Records)
Five Albums from My Teens That Knocked Me Out When I First Heard Them… and Still Do – by Adam Stone
An Echoes And Dust Guide To… New Wave Of British Heavy Metal
In this post I’m going to treat your ears to around 45 minutes of some of my favourite songs from the most epic era in metal ever: The New Wave of British Heavy Metal (NWOBHM)! By Rob Thompson
An Echoes & Dust Guide to… Ulver
In the first of a new series of guides to our favourite bands, genres and scenes, Benjamin Bland comments on the remarkable career of Norwegian avant-garde collective Ulver…
Echoes of the Past 30: Mortal Kombat Soundtrack
“I started to gravitate toward music that made me think I was falling into Hell; once I felt like I was no longer in control, I relaxed…” – Luke Henley on the Mortal Kombat Soundtrack. Don’t tell us you saw that one coming.
Echoes of the Past 29: Poison the Well – Tear from the Red
“…the soundtrack of that harrowing time when an angsty yet youthful outlook gives way to true anger and cynicism” – by Willie Cross
