The A.M. – Episode April 25, 2022
New music from Cocteau Twins’ Elizabeth Fraser, a throwback to Tinariwen’s 2007 global breakthrough, Green-House’s ode to life-giving fungal networks, …
Read MoreNew music from Cocteau Twins’ Elizabeth Fraser, a throwback to Tinariwen’s 2007 global breakthrough, Green-House’s ode to life-giving fungal networks, …
Read MoreQuote of the week: “For small creatures such as we, the vastness is bearable only through love.” – Carl Sagan & …
Read MoreForgiveness Next Time Could Be Your Last Time Rainbird Shabason, Krgovich & Harris Philadelphia Osouji Acid Twilight Mustang Zodiac Outdoors …
Read MoreQuote of the week: “The problem is whether we are determined to go in the direction of compassion or not… …
Read MoreThis week’s episode breathes in deep with meditative synths from Curved Light, Matthew Cardinal, and Charbonneau/Amato, digs into the ambient-adjacent …
Read MoreDiana Sherlock joins at the 2:15 mark to talk about Calgary’s Art Underground, the latest cultural mapping initiative from the …
Read MoreQuote of the week: “Meaning emerges from engagement with the world, not from abstract contemplation of it.” ― Iain McGilchrist, …
Read MoreAtmospheric sounds from Loscil and Earthen Sea, psych-tinged folk from Spencer Cullum and Alabaster DePlume, fuzzed-out guitars from Lorelle Meets …
Read MoreTake a deep breath and submerge yourself in the oblique sounds of The AM, a three-hour respite from a chaotic …
Read MoreHappy long weekend! The holiday Monday made for a groggier-than-usual episode, but fortunately the music holds up even if the …
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