On this installment of the show, we’ll be diving into the multi-label output of the Los Angeles-based, Black Editions Group. Black Editions was started in 2015 with the sole purpose of reissuing definitive vinyl and digital editions from the back catalog of P.S.F. Records, the legendary Japanese imprint that documented a wide array of Japanese…
Glenn Donaldson is back with another installment of Failure Of All Pop, this time highlighting a few new favorites from ESP Summer and Hisato Higuchi and a few old ones from Keijo and the seminal Touch and Go Records back catalog.
For this month’s installment of Mutually Assured Marginality, Thomas D’Angelo speaks with Jeph Jerman about his decades of sound making and sound gathering activities up through his most recent work.
Another couple of weeks have passed, so happy to offer up another episode of the FFFoxy Podcast. I’ve got a lot of new and interesting music to showcase on this installment for you. Check out the links below for more information about each release and try to support these artists and labels as much as…
A new week, a new Failure…Of All Pop, that is. Glenn Donaldson dishes out his latest recommendations, this time from Loopsel, ESP Summer, and Roach Clip. Dig in!
In his latest installment of Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson uncovers a trio of lesser known gems from Yumiko Morioka, Carola Baier, and Zeel.
I’ve got a lot of great music to play for you on this installment, both new and old. I should note upfront that due to limited access to the radio station’s studios, I’m continuing to produce the podcast show from home for the foreseeable future, so apologies if the sound has been a little wonky…
Glenn Donaldson delivers another installment of Failure Of All Pop covering releases from Hello Blue Roses and BMX Bandits, and he also highlights the ultimate FOAP-approved collection of mid-80’s jangle obscurities in the forthcoming compilation called Strum & Thrum due out soon on Captured Tracks.
On this installment of the podcast, I tried to get caught-up with a bunch of mostly newer releases that arrived over the summer months. A few of these have found their way into the weekly Free Form Freakout radio show playlists, but I wanted to spotlight them here on the podcast, too. This show is…
Thomas D’Angelo is back with his monthly grip of marginal sounds, this time around reviewing works from Joe Colley, Meat Thump, J. Peterson, Vertical Slit, and Witcyst.
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