New Free Form Freakout t-shirts
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.
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Free Form Freakout on Kraak’s Spring Brakers Radio
Many thanks to Pauwel from the Kraak Records imprint and festival in Belgium for inviting David on to their new Spring Brakers radio show. They discussed KMSU, Free Form Freakout, Round Bale Recordings, and Russell Hoke. Throughout the show, you also hear tracks from several artists in the Round Bale/FFF orbit including Black Eagle Child,…
Favorite Music of 2019
After sifting through all of the playlists for the year for both the podcast and for the weekly Free Form Freakout show, while also taking into consideration the review and current listening piles, I’ve put together a barebones, blurb-less list of some of my favorite albums, tapes, and reissue & archival releases of the year.…
New Releases on Round Bale Recordings
We have two new releases available now on our our-house label, Round Bale Recordings. Both come from talented artists that we’ve previously worked with, and we are honored to be sharing their latest efforts that see them pushing forward into bold new directions. More details, sound samples, and links to order both titles are provided…
FFFoxy Podcast #126: Vanessa Rossetto & Matthew Revert feature
On this episode of the podcast show, we dig deeper into the sound work of Matthew Revert and Vanessa Rossetto. Matthew and Vanessa’s work together traces back to their activities in and around Graham Lambkin’s now defunct Kye imprint, and both have gone on to put out a number of compelling solo releases in recent…
FFFoxy Podcast (special edition): KYE Records feature produced by Nick Hamilton of Vittelli Recordings
For this week’s podcast show, which coincidentally marks our 4th year in existence, we’re thrilled to be able to offer you this special KYE Records feature produced by Nick Hamilton of Vittelli Recordings out of London. As you may recall, Vittelli was responsible for those terrific Matthew P. Hopkins and London Sound Survey albums that…