Way back in 2017, Simon Chandler wrote: “Vaporwave is notorious for its many proliferating subgenres and memes… while ‘naturewave’—for lack of a better term—isn’t big enough to be recognized as a legitimate subgenre by the…
This episode is an exploration of the Great Lakes Region of the United States. Complete Track Listing
Our series aims to collect music that “celebrates the Earth,” but that can take many forms. Earth is huge, after all. In this episode we feature new releases that celebrate the whole planet. In fact,...
Join us for an unflinching musical exploration of our warming world. These artists dare to face our environmental fears, transforming climate anxiety into compelling soundscapes that echo the urgency of our times. Each track serves…
Rivers provide seemingly endless inspiration for music. In this episode, we take a journey along rivers both physical and metaphorical. Mostly new releases, except for that one composition from the 19th century. Listen on our…
Laura put these songs together (with a little help from Bart) to help you know you’re not alone in your concerns and cares, your love of the environment and our Earth, and to hopefully help…
“Songs of Psychedelia” invites listeners to dissolve the boundaries between consciousness and cosmos through sounds that celebrate our profound connection to Earth. From Jens Jarvie’s ayahuasca-inspired prayer of devotion to The Bevis Frond’s indie rock…
This episode features music in celebration of Autumn, Samhain, Halloween, Harvest and the changing of the season from late summer to being well into fall [for the Northern Hemisphere]. Songs reminiscent of change and decay,…
This episode is part two of a series in recognition of all those impacted by Hurricane Helene. We feature music and musicians from affected areas particularly Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee. These…
This episode is part one of a series that Bart and I wanted to do in recognition of all those impacted by Hurricane Helene, and those who are being impacted by Hurricane Milton right this…