Kerala Dust return with their stunning new album An Echo of Love – a mesmerizing fusion of art rock, electronica, desert blues, and cinematic soundscapes. Written and recorded across Europe and the US, it’s an album alive with movement, transformation, and atmosphere.

Kerala Dust’s magnificent new album, An Echo of Love, is an object lesson in never standing still.

At its core lies a rich musical hybridity – where art rock meets innovative electronica, and the warm pulse of the dancefloor opens into expansive worlds of Americana, desert blues, and nocturnal drives through neon-lit cities. It’s a record that thrives on change, never fixed, always in motion.

This shapeshifting fusion reveals itself in fragments, textures, and moods rather than static forms. Momentum is the key – a restlessness that shapes both the music and the band itself. With new members Tim Gardner (keyboards) and Pascal Karier (drums) joining Edmund Kenny (vocals/electronics) and Lawrence Howarth (guitar), Kerala Dust sound more alive and dynamic than ever.

The album was written and recorded in multiple locations – Tuscany, Austin, Berlin, Zurich, and finally Rome – with each city leaving its mark. As Edmund explains, “the record exists in all those places in some way.”

An Echo of Love is both a journey and a destination – an album of movement, landscapes, and shifting identities.

Tracklist:
1. Echoes Of Grace
2. How The Light Gets In
3. Bell
4. The Orb, TX
5. Eden To Eden
6. Love In The Underground
7. Beyond The Pale
8. I Remember You A Dancer
9. Down With The Night (Pt. II)
10. The Bay