Both a genre and a descriptor for In Tunes’ two hosts, Freak Folk frays traditional folk music and restitches it into a playful, textural and, of course, freakish tapestry of tunes.
Are you ready to venture into the otherworldly soundscapes of alternative music? Whether you’ve summited musical mountains before or are setting off on your first adventure, you’re sure to uncover new sounds as we explore a theme, genre or musician/band in each episode. So, we ask again, are you ready to set foot In Tunes?
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Both a genre and a descriptor for In Tunes’ two hosts, Freak Folk frays traditional folk music and restitches it into a playful, textural and, of course, freakish tapestry of tunes.
We look to the endlessly inspiring animal kingdom for today’s song safari.
Edward Elgar’s Cello Concerto in E Minor, Op. 85, First Movement
Rock instruments played without the typical song structures of their genre. Venture with us into the harsh/soft, cold/warm, mountainous textures of post-rock music.
Allow ourselves to introduce ourselves. We, Tom and Leo, the two halves of In Tunes, walk you down our paths and share the musical signposts that led us along it.