Show Notes
In this episode of Echoes and Feedback, we traverse the intersection of two iconic bands, The Psychedelic Furs and New Order, and their lasting influence on modern music. The conversation highlights the emotional depth of their music, and the emergence of these new bands that carry forward the essence of the past: Nation of Language Black Marble Fontaine's DC Nightbus High School Editors RVG Miami Horror White Flowers KVB Preoccupations Gift Be sure to check out the "Same DNA" playlists linked below. There you'll find songs from the artists mentioned in this episode, as well as several others who carry a similar charge. Echoes&Feedback Playlist Link
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