Freeform Portland officially launched on FM this past weekend after a few weeks of online-only streaming & this was my first show at the station that went out over actual airwaves, which was super exciting. If you live in N/NE Portland (roughly), you can catch us at 90.3FM now, but freeformportland.org works for everyone regardless of where you’re physically located.
Download the show here. Stream at the link above.
Artist – Song Title – Album Title – Label
The Terminals – Blistering Heart – Disconnect EP – Flying Nun
Sticks – Come Back – Under Pressure 7” – M’Lady’s
The Wipers – Window Shop For Love – Is This Real? – Park Avenue
Witching Waves – You – V/A – Days of Our Youth cassette – Bomb the Twist
Anorexia – I’m A Square – Rapist in the Park 7” – Slim
Disco Zombies – Heartbeats Love – Drums Over London 7” – South Circular
Huggy Bear – Her Jazz – Her Jazz 7” – Wiiija
Information – Let’s Compromise – V/A – Tape #1 – self-released
Lizzy Mercier Descloux – Wawa – Press Color – ZE
Lithics – The Thing in Your Eye – Borrowed Floors – Water Wing
The Vultures – Good Thing – Good Thing EP – Narodnik
Scissor Fits – I Don’t Want to Work For British Airways – Taut? Tense? Angular? And Other British Rail Sandwiches 7” – Dubious
Marzipan – I Believe – I Believe 7” – Echonet
Moss Lime – Rock Paper – Zoo du Quebec – Telephone Explosion
ESG – You Make No Sense – Come Away With ESG – 99
The Luddites – The Follower – The Strength of Your Cry 7” – Xcentric Noise
Far Corners – Empty Mine – s/t EP – Limited Appeal
Boomgates – Cameo – Bright Idea 7” – RIP Society
Au Pairs – Domestic Departure – You 7” – 021 Records
St. Vincent & the Grenadines – Look to See – Look to See 7” – Randstock
Dog Faced Hermans – Frock – Every Day Timebomb – Vinyl Drip
Andy Human & the Reptoids – Sarcastic – Sarcastic 7” – Goodbye Boozy
Trash Kit – How D’You Do? – Teenagers 7” – Upset the Rhythm
The Bats – My Way – By Night EP – Flying Nun
Instant Automatons – Laburnum Walk – Sincerely Making a Noise – BFE
Negative Scanner – CPD – s/t – Trouble in Mind
Mission of Burma – Forget – Vs. – Ace of Hearts
Chapter 24 – 4454 – Spindle 7” – Oddbox
The Flatmates- Tell Me Why – I Could Be in Heaven 7” – K
Girls At Our Best! – Getting Nowhere Fast – Getting Nowhere Fast 7” – Record Records
City Yelps – Shut Up – The City Yelps Half Hour – Oddbox
The M&M’s – I’m Tired – I’m Tired 7” – Quark
Meat Whiplash – Here It Comes – Don’t Slip Up 7” – Creation
Chroma – Intervención y Disciplina – Cuerpos Dóciles – Nada Nada Discos
Taiwan Housing Project – White Frosted – Three Songs Record 7” – M’Lady’s
The Gordons – Future Shock – Future Shock EP – Flying Nun
The Dream Syndicate – Then She Remembers – Days of Wine & Roses – Slash
Screaming Sneakers – I Can’t Help It – Marching Orders EP – self-released

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