August 29, 2015
On August 19th, Australia’s magnificent Lullabies for Insomniacs radio-show shared a new mix courtesy of Not Not Fun’s Britt Brown — bit out of our range, but since it’s still absent from their website and not too well circulated, I thought I’d appropriate it to open this…
August 1, 2015
#1 – 7.27.2015 – Tristan Bath pulled together a particularly exciting installment of his Spool’s Out Radio show, featuring a guest appearance from the proprietors of Pirate Modernity, a cassette label focused on the “strange and wonderful new forms of music emerging in the regions…
June 6, 2015
“Finally pushing through some busy times around here over the past couple of weeks, so I’m happy to be sort of catching my breath and getting a chance to go through a bunch of mostly newer music that has been piling up in the FFF bunker for this episode of the podcast. You can expect maybe another…
May 14, 2015
“Last year David Loca (of Part Time) went on a journey to spend the summer with the hobbits of Berkshire. While there, he made many friends and took pleasure within the tiny village among the rolling green hills. Once some of the hobbits learned of his musical past they asked him to play with…
January 10, 2015
Happy New Year and all that; welcome to our first Week in Review in 2015. Coming off our longest break of the year, it’s also sure to be our least comprehensive… for every day we missed while staring raptly at our respective present piles, there was surely an incredible new tape or record…
October 24, 2014
South Carolina-based label Plastic Response recently gave birth to a beautiful monster of a Halloween mixtape. Nestled in a custom treat bag and accompanied by a slew of goodies (including some amazing buttons and spooky erasers), the cassette’s art and layout recalls everyone’s favorite…
October 11, 2014
#1 – 10/4/2014 – Boiler Room announced that it would begin organizing a series of classical performances with Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood and “a full orchestra,” pointing to growing interest and barriers that still prevent easy access to live, “collaborative”…
