Welcome to Free Form Freakout’s new weekly Stay-at-Home Edition. With access to the KMSU studios being restricted for the time being and with Gov. Walz providing us with his invaluable press conferences during our usual 2 o’clock afternoon time slot, I thought this would be a good opportunity to attempt to learn some new home recording skills and to continue to share music that I’m excited about and that’s, quite frankly, providing me with a much-needed escape right now. It’s going to sound a bit more lo-fi, a bit more clunky, and a bit more breathy, but I’m hoping you’ll find some value in these shows during this interim period of time. Like everyone out there, I look forward to things returning to some semblance of “normal” in the near future. When that happens, and it will, FFF will resume its usual weekly studio meet-ups that have been going on for over 15 years. For now, in the words of Prairie Clamor, let’s all “Keep Plowin’ On!!”
- Ian William Craig “Weight” from Red Sun Through Smoke
- The Reds, Pinks, & Purples “The Record Player & The Damage Done” from The Record Player & The Damage Done single
- The Reds, Pinks, & Purples “You Might Be Happy Someday” from You Might Be Happy Someday single
- The Reds, Pinks, & Purples “I’d Rather Astral Project” from Don’t Ever Pray in the Church on My Street single
- Wombo “A Place Of My Own” from Blossomlooksdownuponus
- Family Ravine “Our Subconscious Floats Up For Air in the Drip of a Dream” from Leave Every Every Single You (*forthcoming on Round Bale Recordings)
- Will Guthrie “Catlike” from Nist-Nah
- Scorched Earth Policy “Too Far Gone” from Going Thru’ A Hole In The Back Of Your Head
- Dadamah “Brian’s Children” from This is Not a Dream
- The Terminals “Deadly Tango” from Touch
- Eye “Tension Cue” from Other Sky
- Prairie Clamor “62 Blue” from Spilling Light
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