On this installment of the podcast, I’ll be digging into the work of the London-based experimental and avant-garde label, Paradigm Discs. Founded in 1995 by Clive Graham of the long-running improv group, Morphogenesis, Paradigm Discs has since gone on to put out releases by the likes of Pauline Oliveros, Trevor Wishart, Daphne Oram, Adam Bohman,…
In this month’s installment of Mutually Assured Marginality, Thomas D’Angelo takes a deep dive into the history of the long-running oddball collective the Butte County Free Music Society with Seymour Glass as his guide.
Indulge with Glenn Donaldson in his new installment of Failure Of All Pop where he covers new releases from Francis Plagne, Monokultur, and Little Skull.
I’m going to try and get back into a fairly consistent schedule with the podcast in the months ahead, alternating between episodes focused primarily on newer music and episodes featuring the work of specific artists or labels. I’ve got a few feature shows lined-up for the weeks ahead, but for this installment I’ve got a…
Happy New Year! I hope you were able to find some comfort and joy during the holidays. On this installment, I take one last look back on some of my favorite music of 2020. I selected tracks from the lists of albums, cassettes, and reissues and archival releases that I posted on the Free Form…
In the last installment of his Mutually Assured Marginality column for the year, Thomas D’Angelo offers up a few of the ‘aesthetic life rafts’ that kept him afloat throughout 2020.
In this installment of Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson shares a few of his late-year discoveries that he gleaned from other’s best of lists, including releases from Channelers, Svitlana Nianio & Oleksandr Yurchenko, and Sally Anne Morgan.
On this installment, which will be the last one for 2020, I play a bunch of music from releases that arrived mostly later in the year, some even within the past few weeks. There are just a couple of things included that deviate from that a bit, but once again there is a lot of…
Here’s the obligatory, year-end Favorite Music of 2020 list from one member of the Free Form Freakout operation.
On this installment of the podcast, I’ll be digging into the work of James Toth, who’s perhaps best known to most listeners out there for the music that he has created under the name Wooden Wand. With a vast discography that stretches beyond that moniker and back into the mid-’90s, Toth emerged from the U.S.…