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…
On this installment of the podcast, I’ve got another stack of mostly new music to highlight for you again. Things swing pretty widely this time between more melodic and even catchy songs to the most wildly eccentric sound collage work, but I think it’s all quite interesting and hopefully you hear some of the loose…
On this installment, I’ll be exploring the vast musical universe of Dan Melchior, who has been actively making music for over 20 years now. Probably for many listeners of this show, Melchior needs little introduction. Emerging from the late 90’s garage rock scene in the UK while recording with the likes of Billy Childish and…
On this installment of the podcast, I get back to sifting through a bunch of new music that I’ve acquired over the past month or so, and there has been just a wealth of top notch material coming out of late, so I’m only scratching the surface here. Hope you enjoy and come across a…
This is what has been happening on the weekly FFF 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 weeks after…
On this installment, I highlight some of the great new music, or in some cases music that is new to me, that has arrived over the past month or so. I also pulled out a couple of releases from two pioneering figures within the realms of free jazz and the avant garde who we sadly…
Here’s a rundown of what has been happening on the weekly Free Form Freakout show over the past, well, three months or so. 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…
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,…
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…
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