Back at it with the second installment of the Down in the Bunker review column. This week I tackle a small stack of new releases from Seth Graham, Nite Lite, and Sea Moss, a brimming double-disc collection from Midnite Mines, and a notable obscurity from Amnon Raviv. If you can, take some time to listen…
Back at it with another jam-packed installment of the podcast show filled with a bunch of great new albums and heavy archival & reissued releases. Incredible sounds to be heard by the likes of Helm, Decimus, Blaine Todd, Sparkling Wide Press, and Matthew Revert. I’ve been especially enjoying a trio of older recordings from Amnon…
This is the first installment of what I intend to be a regular review column here on the Free Form Freakout website. Over the past few years, I’ve mentioned the idea of trying to include more writing on the site, but for one reason or another, mainly my own lack of interest, it never seemed…
We have two new releases available now on our our-house label, Round Bale Recordings. Both come from talented artists that we’ve previously worked with, and we are honored to be sharing their latest efforts that see them pushing forward into bold new directions. More details, sound samples, and links to order both titles are provided…
It has been a while since I’ve done a straight-ahead episode of the podcast featuring a bunch of new music, but since things are now slowing down a bit and I’m settling into my summer schedule, I was able to finally get something put together to share with you out there. You’ll have to pardon…
Here’s what has been happening on the weekly Thursday edition of Free Form Freakout over the past two months. We’ve included some audio/visual highlights of a few things that have captured our attention over that span of time. Thanks for checking in with us. FFFreakout #667 (Aired on 6/6/19): Haruomi Hosono “Choo Choo” from Hosono…
On this installment of the podcast show, we dial in our attention to Marginal Frequency, a label run by sound artist and audio engineer, Alan Jones, or perhaps more commonly referred to in his own creative pursuits as A.F. Jones. I had a chance to speak with Alan about the work he has been doing…
My listening pile has been stacking up over the past few weeks, so I’ve got a bunch of stuff to play for you this time around, both new and old. There are quite a few artists included throughout that I’ve never played on the show before, so it’s been really fun for me to listen…
KMSU’s annual Spring Pledge Drive kicks off this Wednesday, April 17th and runs through Friday, April 26th. This is one of only two times during the course of the year where we reach out to ask for your generous support to help keep KMSU on the air. The station has a whopping goal this time around…
This past week, Jon Collin and Rob Noyes came to Mankato to perform at a KMSU sponsored show at The 410 Project with local band, Bee Balm Fields. Collin is an innovative and unconventional guitarist that hails from the U.K. but now resides in Stockholm, Sweden. Drawing comparisons to the likes of Loren Connors, Derek…
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