We play catch-up with a recent round of episodes of Dan Melchior’s Quality Street show where the classics get desecrated and performed to varying degrees of charm. These are some fun episodes with stellar playlists as always. Check ’em out if you haven’t already.
Reviving the Down in the Bunker review column after a long hiatus. For this installment, you’ll find reviews of new releases by The Bohman Brothers, Alexandra Spence & MP Hopkins, Rambutan, and Drooling Clerics.
This is what has been happening on the weekly Free Form Freakout show for the past few months. If you’re ever interested in listening to these shows and can’t catch them at the 2:00 p.m. time slot on Thursdays, they are archived and streamable on the Free Form Freakout page over on the KMSU website for two…
On this installment of the podcast, I’ve got another stack of mostly new music to highlight for you again. Things swing pretty widely this time between more melodic and even catchy songs to the most wildly eccentric sound collage work, but I think it’s all quite interesting and hopefully you hear some of the loose…
On this installment, I get back to covering a bunch of new releases and new discoveries that I’ve acquired over the past few months. It’s taken a little longer than usual to get this episode put together, as I’ve been juggling multiple things of late, but I’m hoping to produce a few extra shows during…
The latest episode of Dan Melchior’s Quality Street podcast features an interesting combination of strange strings and other electronic and twangy things. Dan takes the week off and hands over the mic duties to Digital Debbie. Enjoy!!
Dan Melchior’s Quality Street podcast will now be available on Free Form Freakout. “A veritable viennetta of idiosyncratically fetishized sound” awaits you!
Glenn Donaldson delivers another installment of his Failure Of All Pop column wherein he recommends releases from JJULIUS, Rosali, and The Lucksmiths.
On this installment, I’ll be exploring the vast musical universe of Dan Melchior, who has been actively making music for over 20 years now. Probably for many listeners of this show, Melchior needs little introduction. Emerging from the late 90’s garage rock scene in the UK while recording with the likes of Billy Childish and…
A lengthy interview with the electroacoustic, free improvisation duo Monte Espina where we discuss their background making music, their new album Pa, their weekly “training” sessions, and more.
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