Travelogue Week 2014-45

Noteworthy highlights from the past week of music discovery, releases, previews, and other news.  Daily updates are available on the Stationary Travels Facebook and Twitter feeds and audio/video links to all tracks featured during the month are available on the November 2014 Songdrop page. Previews of Upcoming Releases Loscil | Sea Island | Kranky (November) The release of Sea Island by Loscil…

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Album review: ‘Atlantic’ by The Echelon Effect

“We leave the south-west coast, into the Atlantic, heading westwards, dreaming of dry land. TO BE CONTINUED…”.    With these words, we are introduced to ‘Atlantic’ and ‘Pacific’, an ambitious dual album effort from The Echelon Effect, the ambient post-rock project of Londoner David Walters.  ‘Atlantic’ has just been released and ‘Pacific’ will see the…

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“Cabrillo” – New EP released today from The Echelon Effect

Brand new music released today by The Echelon Effect in the form of a 3 track EP called “Cabrillo”.  It is as atmospheric and beautiful as you would expect from David Walters with delicate ambiance balanced by slow, emotional crescendos.   You can download from his Bandcamp site where you can contribute what you wish in…

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