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…
On this installment, I get back to playing a bunch of new music that I have acquired during these past several months of lockdown. A few of these I’ve played on the weekly radio show, but I’ve yet to include them in any of the podcasts or the Stay-at-Home Editions that I was producing there…
We have a brand new Free Form Freakout t-shirt available to order that was designed by the talented and incomparable Australian artist, Matthew Revert.
On this installment, we dig deeper into the work of Cafe OTO, a venue located in East London that has become an international hub for underground and experimental music activity since starting back in 2008. In addition to operating a standard cafe, OTO hosts an adventurous live music program seven nights a week and has…
On this installment, we dig deeper into the work of Blank Forms, a non-profit organization based in New York City that is dedicated to supporting emerging and underrepresented artists in the field of experimental music, performance, dance, sound art, and other interdisciplinary art practices. Blank Forms’ activities are wide-ranging: they present performances and artist residencies,…
Welcome to episode #160 of the FFFoxy Podcast show. Given the lockdown orders and not having access to the usual radio station resources, I’ve been holding off on doing a full-fledged podcast show for about a month now. But, after working on the weekly Stay-at-Home Editions, I figured I’d just go ahead and I’d give…
On this episode of the FFFoxy Podcast, we dig deeper into the work of Louisville-based, Sophomore Lounge, a label that has been active for well beyond a decade and has issued over 100 releases from artists that cover a broad spectrum of homespun, DIY sounds.
Got another show filled with a bunch of great material for you on this installment of the FFFoxy Podcast. You’ll hear excellent new releases from Oso el Roto, Manuel Pessoa de Lima, Matt Robidoux, Big Blood, Tereshkova, along with some essential reissues from Dadamah, White Heaven, Jacques Lejeune, Steve Piccolo and much more.
I’ve got a lot of great material to play for you on this installment of the FFFoxy Podcast, including several releases that came out at the tail end of last year and a few older things that I’ve only recently acquired. There seems to be a larger psych folk presence in the playlist this time around, probably because I’ve been gravitating to more song-oriented work of late, but I think you’ll find the selections to still be quite wide-ranging overall.
On this installment of the podcast, Chris Berry of Soft Abuse Records joined us in the KMSU studios in Mankato for what has been an annual tradition going on a decade now. This time around he came out swinging with some Christian concrète, Psychedelic sitar, and Eveleth experimentation. Plus, he held out until the end to unveil brand new Pumice and Matthew De Gennaro tracks due out on Soft Abuse in the coming months.
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