This is the podcast where we connect the sounds of our favorite artists from the late '70s, '80s, and '90s with today’s emerging indie bands that deserve to be heard. Each week, we’ll introduce you to new artists who are carrying the torch of the early punk, post-punk, new-wave, dreampop, and shoegaze era. So whether you’re here for the nostalgia or to find inspiration for your next live show, you’ve landed in the right space.
Echoes and Feedback
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This is the podcast where we connect the sounds of our favorite artists from the late '70s, '80s, and '90s with today’s emerging indie bands that deserve to be heard. Each week, we’ll introduce you to new artists who are carrying the torch of the early punk, post-punk, new-wave, dreampop, and shoegaze era. So whether you’re here for the nostalgia or to find inspiration for your next live show, you’ve landed in the right space.
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Recent Episodes
June 16, 2026
Episode 7: Emotion Without Excess
<p>In this episode we continue to explore the evolution of post-punk music, tracing its roots from<strong> Love and Rockets</strong> through <strong>Spiritualized </strong>to contemporary bands that embody the same energy and intent. The conversation highlights these songs by modern artists who continue to draw inspiration from this lineage:</p><p>"Season Finale" (The Holydrug Couple)</p><p>"Willing" (JJUUJJUU)</p><p>"Iris is Neil" (Apifera)</p><p>"Staring at the Sun" (Wooden Shjips)</p><p>"Lost in the Weight" (Deserta)</p><p>"You'll Never Know Yourself" (New Candys)</p><p>"Under the Surface" (No Cigar)</p><p>"Too Much Money" (Automatic)</p>
April 24, 2026
Episode 8: Between Style and Substance
<p>In this episode we explore the legacy of <strong>Roxy Music</strong> through their evolution, influence on modern artists, and the timeless qualities of their sound, especially the impact of their album Avalon. The new bands and songs mentioned in this episode who share the same atmospheric blueprint include: </p><p>"Overflow" by Ten Fé</p><p>"Blowing Away" by Yellow House</p><p>"World Soul" by Vinyl Williams</p><p>"Take It In" by Beach for Tiger</p><p>"Supernatural" by Vaughn</p><p>"Sickly Sweet" by New Dad</p><p>"Blue" by New Dad</p><p>"Pearl" by Walt Disco</p><p>"Figures on the Wall" by Moyo</p><p>"Drifting" by Night Tapes</p><p>"Riverside" by Oracle Sisters</p><p><br /></p>
February 25, 2026
Episode 6: Parallel Lines
<p>In this episode we explore the parallel musical journeys of two influential bands: The Jam and Chelsea. Both bands emerged from the same punk movement but took distinctly different approaches to their music. Their lasting impact on modern music has influenced a new generation of artists who draw from their respective legacies. Bands mentioned in this episode include: <br />Generation X</p><p>Program (from Melbourne)</p><p>The Seamus Dimension </p><p>Uni Boys </p><p>The Knack</p><p>Pist Idiots (from Australia)</p><p>Pro-Tex (from Belfast, Ireland)</p><p>The Chisel (from the UK)</p><p>Grade 2 (from the Isle of Wight)</p><p>CIVIC (from Australia)</p><p>These New South Whales (from Australia)</p><p>Amyl and the Sniffers (from Australia)</p><p>Beton Arme(from Canada)</p><p>Viagra Boys (from Sweden)</p><p>Miniskirt (from Australia)</p>
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