In his latest installment of Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson celebrates the greatness of Magik Markers and spotlights another upstart noisy, jangly pop outfit called Flowertown from the quietly burgeoning San Francisco scene.
We are very pleased to have Thomas D’Angelo joining our Free Form Freakout “team” for a semi-regular column of reviews and random music & art musings that he’s calling Mutually Assured Marginality. We always admired the level of detail and the razor sharp wit that D’Angelo displayed with his former print zine, Put the Music…
In this week’s installment of Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson put together a mini-round-up on recent releases from the French micro-label, Hidden Bay Records, and he included a bonus review of the House Deposit release out on Spoilsport Records.
In this installment of Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson tackles essential retrospectives from two seminal acts: The Shadow Ring and Savage Republic.
On this installment of the Down in the Bunker column, we review new releases from Primitive Motion, Grykë Pyje, and Tereshkova.
In the third installment of Failure Of All Pop, Glenn Donaldson turns his attention to recent releases from the fuzzed-out lo-fi Ohio popsters, Vacation, and from the late period Dolewave of Aussie outfit, Quivers.
On this installment of the Down in the Bunker column, we review releases from Kendra Amalie, Mausim, and Sumuposauttaja.
In 2020, you can expect to see more writing content here on the Free Form Freakout website. We’re re-activating our very short-lived Down in the Bunker review column, and in the months ahead we’ll likely include other interviews and feature articles too. For now, check out reviews for new releases from Kate Carr, Mattias Gustafsson, and the New Haven underground “Crew”.
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