On this installment of the podcast, I explore the multifaceted musical output of Will Guthrie, an Australian drummer, percussionist, and electro-acoustic sound artist that now resides in France. Guthrie cut his teeth as a young drummer in the Australian jazz and improv scene in the late 1990s and has since gone on to record upwards…
On this installment of the podcast, I get back to sifting through the stacks of new music and new discoveries from the past few months, and once again there are some incredible releases to highlight, including works by Blue Chemise, Nick Storring, Rambutan, Space Afrika, Will Guthrie, Beatriz Ferreyra, and much more. I hope you enjoy…
On this installment of the podcast, I dig into the vast musical universe of Dereck Higgins, an artist and musician who has been active in the Omaha, Nebraska music community since the 1970s. Higgins has played in numerous bands over the years including Norman & The Rockwells, Digital Sex, RAF, InDreama, and Son, Ambulance to…
This is what has been happening on the weekly Free Form Freakout show for the past few months. If you’re ever interested in listening to these shows and can’t catch them at the 2:00 p.m. time slot on Thursdays, they are archived and streamable on the Free Form Freakout page over on the KMSU website for two…
On this installment of the podcast, I get back to combing through a bunch of new arrivals and other releases connected to more recent events. There are so many high-quality albums to discuss this time around, including new works from Aaron Dillioway & Lucrecia Dalt, Johnny Coley, Eric Arn, Maxine Funke, Dereck Higgins, and much…
Glenn Donaldson focuses on new music from San Fransicso’s Flowertown and Comet Gain’s David Christian, along with a new prime era live album from American Music Club in this installment of his Failure Of All Pop column.
On this installment, I speak with Anne-F Jacques, who is a sound artist based in Montreal, Quebec. Jacques creates unique sound-making contraptions, devices, and idiosyncratic systems from small motors and other discarded parts and found objects, and she utilizes contact mics and tiny amplification set-ups to produce really fascinating textures and unexpected rhythms. Jacques’ creations…
Here’s another installment of our Down in the Bunker column with reviews of new releases by Johnny Coley, Matthew Himes, and Dogs Bite Back.
Reviving the Down in the Bunker review column after a long hiatus. For this installment, you’ll find reviews of new releases by The Bohman Brothers, Alexandra Spence & MP Hopkins, Rambutan, and Drooling Clerics.
This is what has been happening on the weekly Free Form Freakout show for the past few months. If you’re ever interested in listening to these shows and can’t catch them at the 2:00 p.m. time slot on Thursdays, they are archived and streamable on the Free Form Freakout page over on the KMSU website for two…
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