S07E20 FRYDOM The Whims of the Great Magnet 19 MAR 2025

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Strong magnetic fields are emenating from the grounds of grondaveld modulating the electromagnatic frequency of SRM on RTVM 107.5 MHz as the Whims of the Great Magnet talk to us about their latest album FRYDOM and their upcoming gig at the Landbouwbelang (LBB) with exclusive acoustic content only on Student Radio Maastricht 🎸 🎤 📻 🔊 📢 📣 🤖 🎧 🎶 Album recorded at: Muziek Boerderij Gronsveld by Sander Haagmans Mastering: Arthur von Berg Episode recorded at: RTV Maastricht Album cover original artwork: Vida Haagmans, digitization by: David Eering https://thewhimsofthegreatmagnet.bandcamp.com/ https://the-machine.bandcamp.com/ Jingle by: @boo_op

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