Tag: echoglass
Driving – Echoglass (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
I always find it hard to categorize Echoglass's music. Not because it is particularly way out nor genre-hopping but because any label that I...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 020121
And here is the first playlist of the new year. Just because we have just come through the festive period doesn't mean that there...
A Song About Love at Christmas – Echoglass (reviewed by Dave...
Christmas is an all-encompassing time of year, a time when even the most every day of actions and routines seem only to be viewed...
That Was The Musical Week That Was – 270920
A busy and varied week in the the sonic trenches, plenty of new music and rising talent, if you can't find something to love...
Heart – Echoglass (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Echoglass has always been a band able to offer up a shifting array of styles and genres finding their consistency more in the less...
Little House – Echoglass (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
We know that Echoglass is pretty deft at fashioning music across a wide range of genres, their fluid and fairly eclectic back-catalogue is testament to...
Hard – Echoglass (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Echoglass has always proved to be very chameleon-like when it comes to genres and musical styles, equally able to deliver spacious indie soundscapes as...
Lonely – Echoglass (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Echoglass is one of those bands who are able to cover a lot of musical ground. Some bands do this because they are unfocused...
Scene and Heard – CCCXXV: Little Harwood – Echoglass (reviewed by...
In the parlance of the younger and hipper than myself, “What’s not to like?” When it comes to bands as interesting, eclectic and wonderfully...
Memories – Echoglass (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
If Drowning saw Echoglass playing with subtle balladry, Blackburn Boulevard took a more indie-pop route and Last To Know wandered some wonderfully Americana musical...
Last To Know – Echoglass (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
And just when you have Echoglass pegged in the broad indie-pop spectrum, when you think you have worked out their musical approach they go...
Eyes – Echoglass (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
One of the things I love about Echoglass is their ability to hop-across genres, mix and match styles and musical stances and still sound...
Blackburn Boulevard – Echoglass (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
If my first encounter with Echoglass caught their more thoughtful and mellow side with the slow burning and highly textural music of Drowning, Blackburn...
Drowning – Echoglass (reviewed by Dave Franklin)
Music can make big, bold statements, make obvious moves and play predictable cards but it is at its finest, in my opinion at least,...
