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Free Form Freakout

Free Form Freakout
Crash Symbols
KMSU Studios
Psychedelic Music
Morgantown
Decoder Magazine
Get Off the Coast
Cassette Releases
My Enemies Are Mine To Keep
528 Hz
Paisley Shirt Records
Nature
Sound Frequencies
Sad Eye Beatniks
Naked Roommate
Sassy Hia
Chris Cole
Alien Nose Job
Retail Simps
Another Dancer
Jim Strong

Free Form Freakout is a weekly radio show that plays a broad mix of popular and obscure music and produces bi-monthly podcasts focused on underground and experimental music.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes302Founded11 years ago
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Music

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Playlist and other information available at: www.freeformfreakout.com/fffoxy-podcast-267-round-bale-recordings-feature/ **This episode includes interview segments with Nathan McLaughlin and Cody Yantis of Tilth, Russell Hoke, Kevin Cahill of ... more

Playlist and other information available at: www.freeformfreakout.com/fffoxy-podcast-266/

*Playlist and other information available at: www.freeformfreakout.com/fffoxy-podcast-265/

Playlist and other information available at: www.freeformfreakout.com/fffoxy-podcast-264/

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Recent Guests

Matt Reitz
Founder of Tern & Crow and former member of Falcon Arrow
Tern & Crow
Episode: FFFoxy Podcast #263: Tern & Crow feature
Glenn Donaldson
Musician and member of the band Reds, Pinks and Purples
Episode: FFFoxy Podcast #253 with Glenn Donaldson of The Reds, Pinks & Purples
Sam Richardson
Founder of Feel It Records, involved in the underground music scene as a record label operator and musician.
Feel It Records
Episode: FFFoxy Podcast #251: Feel It Records feature
Jim Strong
Visual artist and sound artist known for his unconventional sound-making techniques.
Horn of Plenty record label
Episode: FFFoxy Podcast #250
Chris Berry
Music enthusiast and label operator of Soft Abuse and Fruits and Flowers
Soft Abuse / Fruits and Flowers
Episode: FFFoxy Podcast #247 with in-studio guest Chris Berry of Soft Abuse / Fruits & Flowers
Jimmy Joe Roche
An interdisciplinary artist involved in video, sculpture, performance, and sound art, and the founder of Ultraviolet Light.
Ultraviolet Light
Episode: FFFoxy Podcast #244: Ultraviolet Light feature

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 44 ratings
  • Top notch sound exploration

    Two-hour playlists of exquisitely selected deep-deep-underground tracks, every other week--incredible. The host has a remarkably expansive and refined palette, and curates knockout mixes of everything from jangly alt-rock to cavernous ambient to far-out sound art. For adventurous listeners, it's hard to imagine something better than this. The show's website also hosts great content from a regular rotation of equally keen contributors.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    micahwinters_
    United States4 years ago
  • Midwest love

    This show is beautiful and weird in a beautifully midwestern American way: I love it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tr1pm4ker
    United States7 years ago
  • The Mind is Vast and Music is the answer

    This leaves you with a pile of new artists to explore and creates mushroom clouds of new ideas for your mind to welcome, excavate and navigate.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    irwiniantheory
    United States8 years ago
  • FFFan

    Great podcast. Thanks for taking the time to make this show.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Automatic07
    United States10 years ago

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Listeners praise the show's ability to curate exquisite selections of underground tracks, noting the breadth and depth of the musical palette.
Reviewers often mention the enriching experience of discovering new artists and ideas through the thoughtful commentary provided on the show.
Overall, fans express appreciation for the commitment to sharing niche sounds and the quality of the content.
The program is described as beautiful and unique, reflecting a distinct Midwestern perspective in its artistic approach.

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FFFoxy Podcast #263: Tern & Crow feature
Q: Can you describe the recent Tern & Crow Fest?
Matt recounts the fest as a celebration of the label's milestone, featuring performances, community engagement, and bittersweet farewells to bands.
FFFoxy Podcast #263: Tern & Crow feature
Q: What were some of the factors that made you want to start up Tern & Crow?
Matt explains his passion for physical media and wanting to help artists release their music in a tangible format.
FFFoxy Podcast #241: Sweet Wreath feature
Q: How do you balance collaborative work with your own artistic pursuits?
Collaboration drives my artistic practice; it's crucial for community and creativity, offering a supportive framework for new ideas and projects.
FFFoxy Podcast #241: Sweet Wreath feature
Q: What is the significance of the Speaks Radio Art Festivals to your work with Sweet Wreath?
The festivals represent an experimental approach to broadcasting and community engagement, creating a participatory environment for local artists and audiences.
FFFoxy Podcast #241: Sweet Wreath feature
Q: Could you describe some of the musical and other artistic activity that you were involved in around Birmingham that kind of led to the formation of Sweet Wreath?
Sweet Wreath grew out of a practice of playing with many different people, and it was a collective effort that started recording from a consistent improv group in Birmingham.

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Offering a unique auditory journey, the featured content mixes an eclectic array of popular and obscure music with a clear emphasis on underground and experimental sounds. Each episode shines a light on lesser-known artists and emerging talents, providing fresh insights and thoughtful commentary on the artistry behind various music genres. Additionally, the mix of curatorial storytelling and musical selections serves to create an engaging experience for listeners who are keen to explore diverse sounds ranging from noise rock to avant-garde and indie pop. Whether it's through artist showcases or detailed discussions about relevant music scenes, the content is tailored for adventurous listeners looking to broaden their musical palette.

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Free Form Freakout launched 11 years ago and published 302 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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2. Glenn Donaldson
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5. Chris Berry
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