Mutually Assured Marginality #6 by Thomas D’Angelo
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.
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.
Once again, we’ve fallen a little behind on posting the playlists from the weekly Free Form Freakout show. We got thrown off a bit when the show was bumped for our Governor’s press conference about school reopening a few weeks ago, but here’s what has been happening over the past month. We’re currently without a…
In this month’s installment of Down in the Bunker, we tackle a trio of new releases from Little Skull, Moniek Darge, and Bérangère Maximin. Give it a read and a listen.
In this week’s Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson airs out his Refrigerator favorites, scours the massive reissue set from Dear Nora, and tidies up with an archival find from I Can I Can’t.
In this week’s Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson has several recommendations to keep your earholes occupied for hours upon hours covering new releases from Flowertown and Magik Markers, a reissue from Smith & Erickson, and a fan produced podcast called Self-Inflicted Aural Nostalgia that is devoted to the music of Guided By Voices. Dig in, the club is open!!
On this installment, we focus in on the work of the London-based label, ALTER. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the label that is run by Luke Younger, who is an active musician and sound artist, perhaps best known for his solo output under the name Helm and before that in the duo Birds…
In this month’s installment of Mutually Assured Marginality, Thomas D’Angelo reviews a handful of new releases from The Andromeda Society, The Conduits, Glands of External Secretion, Masimba Hwati, and Lewsberg.
In this week’s installment of Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson covers the return of Daniel DiMaggio’s bizarro art-pop project, Home Blitz, and gives a shout-out to California label, Mt.St.Mtn.
On this installment, we spotlight the work of the Oakland-based label and mailorder outlet, Digital Regress. In its roughly five years of operation, Digital Regress has moved from initially documenting some of the arty, DIY punk activity taking place in the Bay Area to reissuing some lesser known classics from the New Zealand underground. Digital…
In this installment of Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson tackles a trio of post-Xpressway disembodied rockers in Christopher Alan Durham, CJA, and The Futurians.