On this episode of the podcast, I get back to highlighting a stack of mostly newer music that I’ve been listening to over the past few weeks. I see that some of the year-end lists are already starting to trickle out on websites, and I may do some type of year-end recap show of sorts…
Pleased to offer the nineteenth installment of the Florilegio Mixtape Series featuring a tapestry of contemporary experimental and underground tracks from Florilegio’s worldwide network of fem人le musicians.
On this episode of the show, I dig into the work of the newly launched Flat Plastic Home Media label. Flat Plastic is an outgrowth of the Working Man Lay Down label started by Drew Davis of the revolving free improvisation unit Crazy Doberman. With both the label and Crazy Doberman running their course and…
For this episode, I continue to highlight some of the music that I have been listening to this past month. It covers a lot of new releases, but while piecing together the playlist some random and not-so-random associations through certain artists and songs occurred and had me pulling out a few older titles too. Hope…
Pleased to offer the eighteenth installment of the Florilegio Mixtape Series featuring a tapestry of contemporary experimental and underground tracks from Florilegio’s worldwide network of fem人le musicians.
On this episode of the podcast, I get back to highlighting a bunch of the new music that I’ve been combing through over the past month. You’ll hear from some of my long-time favorites and from some totally new-to-me artists spread throughout. Hope you enjoy! Feel free to get in touch if you have any…
On this episode of the podcast, we dug into the compelling sound work of the Argentinan field recordist, musician, composer, and filmmaker, Pablo Picco, who is perhaps best known for his homespun Musique concrète and free folk sounds that he has created as Bardo Todol. Under this moniker and its subtle variations, Picco’s domestic life…
On this installment of the podcast show, I got back to working through some of the mostly new music that I’ve been listening to over the past month. You’ll hear some ragged rock songs, solo guitar explorations, oddball pop tunes, group improvisations, and other unclassifiable sounds throughout this episode. Hope you enjoy! Feel free to get…
On this episode of the podcast, I delve into the work of Kitchen Leg Records, which, according to their website is “a half Canadian/half Italian tape label based in Berlin, inspired by d.i.y., collages, dada, zines, mail-art, Minutemen’s econo-aesthetic and philosophy, riot grrrls, punk and more.” The label releases limited runs of tapes that are…
On this episode of the podcast, I’ve got another primarily new music-focused show for you. I’ve been trying to get out and enjoy the summer months here in Minnesota as much as possible, so I’ve simply been focusing on keeping up with the music that has been flowing in of late, though I did pull…
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