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Echolyn

www.echolyn2000.com

CD Reviews

Cowboy Poems Free Review by Gary Hill With this album Echolyn have truly created a unique work that should stand the test of time. The true strength of this band is not in musical virtuosity, although there is plenty of that on display. More...



I Heard You Listening Review by Gary Hill I’ve always liked Echolyn. More...



Mei Review by Gary Hill To this writer, Echolyn's greatest strength has always been their uncanny ability to craft music that, although quite progressive in nature, still manages to maintain a mainstream, almost pop sensibility. More...



The End is Beautiful Review by Josh Turner After Echolyn steamrolled fans with a shockingly long and surprisingly well-written song, they are back at it again. This time, however, they opt for a more song-oriented approach. More...

DVD Reviews

Echolyn - Stars and Gardens Volume 4 DVD Review by Gary Hill I have an enormous amount of respect for this band. They are a dedicated and creative group with a devotion to their art. More...

Concert Reviews

Echolyn - Live at NEARfest, 2002 Review by Stephen Ellis I've tried very hard to like this band. And to their credit they put on a very good show at NEARFest 2K2. They played the songs I had anticipated they would play -pretty much the best selections from Suffocating the Bloom, As the World, and Cowboy Poems Free. More...

Interviews

Echolyn Interview by Josh Turner Interview with Brett Kull of Echolyn from 2005 More...



Echolyn Interview by Gary Hill Interview with Brett Kull of Echolyn from 2004 More...



Echolyn Interview by Gary Hill Interview with Brett Kull and Ray Weston of Echolyn from 2002 More...



Echolyn Interview by Julie Knispel Interview with Brett Kull of Echolyn From 2008 More...

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