Episodes
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20241107 | Each week, a different artist delivers their take on experimental music. Hand crafted playlists from creators of underground and experimental music. | ||
20241114 | Each week, a different artist delivers their take on experimental music. Hand crafted playlists from creators of underground and experimental music. | ||
20241121 | Each week a different artists delivers their take on experimental music. Hand crafted playlists from creators of underground and experimental music. | ||
20241128 | Each week a different artists delivers their take on experimental music. Hand crafted playlists from creators of underground and experimental music. | ||
2024 Oram Awards Special | 20240926 | 20240925 (6M) | Karen Sutton, Executive Producer of The Oram Awards curates a special playlist celebrating innovative female, trans and non-binary experimental & electronic artists. Five of the most innovative experimental artists, composers and instrument designers from across the UK have been announced as the winners of this year's coveted Oram Awards, in partnership with The Radiophonic Institute and PRS Foundation. Hanna Tuulikki, is a British-Finnish artist, composer and performer based in Glasgow. Their hybrid approach to sound blends vocal improvisation, voice-processing and composition, with manipulated field recording and electronics to tell 'stories' about reworlding in times of biospheric crisis. Currently, Tuulikki is studying migrating birds to ask how we might shift our understanding of migration as disruptive and view it instead as a process central to all life on earth, focusing on the extraordinary Marsh Warbler in particular. The Marsh Warbler composes its song by ‘sampling' other bird species that it hears around the world during its first year of life. Among this year's awardees is Liverpool-based conceptual sound artist and performer Lola De La Mata. Lola's work explores listening and hearing practices, tinnitus and aural diversity, experiences of chronic illness as well as disrupting the embodied etiquette of classical music performances. Her 2024 debut album, Oceans on Azimuth, was inspired by her experience of severe tinnitus and featured sonic landscapes crafted from throbbing heartbeats and tinnitus phantoms reimagined through musical instruments made from glass, metal and even ice. In addition to creating performances and interactive installations using light, sound, dust, and electromagnetic fields under the moniker xname, London-based Italian musician Eleonora Oreggia is the creator of REBUS, a novel musical machine that can be played by plucking electromagnetic waves. Similarly, The Silver Field, the project of East-Midlands based musician Coral Rose Kindred-Boothby, performs using modular synthesisers and other self-built instruments; weaving together song-soundscapes with samples, analog synthesis and live vocal manipulation, creating a rich and dream-like tapestry of sound. Dali de Saint Paul is a prolific collaborator and a prominent figure in Bristol's improv scene. The raw vocalist has been experimenting since 2012; her frequently-improvised approach blurs sonic lines between instruments, destabilises spatial and linguistic borders, she embodies a polyphonic, politicised act of womxn through the ages. This year's awards are taking place at Sheffield's No Bounds festival on October 11th. Named after Daphne Oram, one of the founding members of the original BBC Radiophonic Workshop, the awards aim to build on her legacy. With others she worked at the workshop creating music for the distant future, the distant past and inside the mind. Along with other women of the workshop, including Delia Derbyshire, Glynis Jones, Jenyth Worsley, Maddalena Fagandini and Elizabeth Parker, Oram played a vital role in establishing women at the forefront of innovation in newly-emerging audio technologies not only in the UK but around the world. Karen Sutton from The Oram Awards curates a special playlist around this year's winners. Hand crafted playlists from creators of underground and experimental music. Karen Sutton from The Oram Awards curates a special playlist celebrating innovative female, trans and non-binary experimental & electronic artists. |
Acid Klaus's Wayward Freaks From A Synthetic Global Street | 20240912 | [LISTEN NOW] | |
Fievel Is Glauque's Uruguayan Playlist | 20241024 | 20241023 (6M) | Zach Phillips of experimental jazz pop duo Fievel Is Glauque picks an hour of Uruguayan pop music from the 70s through to the 90s. Although he doesn't speak Spanish and has never been to Uruguay, Zach says 'this music feels like home to me'. Fievel Is Glauque is an international collaboration between New York-based keyboardist and bandleader Zach Phillips and Brussels-based singer and performer Ma Clément. Their second album, Rong Weicknes, is out this month. Zach Phillips of Fievel Is Glauque picks an hour of Uruguayan pop music. Hand crafted playlists from creators of underground and experimental music. |
Frankie Archer's Halloween Playlist | 20241031 | Electro folk musician Franke Archer brings you an hour of music suitable for Halloween. Hand crafted playlists from creators of underground and experimental music. Electro folk musician Franke Archer brings you an hour of music suitable for Halloween. Hand crafted playlists from creators of underground and experimental music. | |
Glasser's Garden Of Sonic Delights | 20241010 | 20241009 (6M) | New York based electronic artist Glasser brings you her current musical inspirations - the musical seedlings that might that grow into her next album. So what will the next Glasser album sound like? Well possibly a bit like Bow Wow Wow, a bit like Broadcast and a bit like Bobby McFerrin with touches of Swedish techno, disco drama and Bollywood glamour. Electronic artist Glasser brings you an hour of the music currently inspiring her. Hand crafted playlists from creators of underground and experimental music. |
Oranssi Pazuzu's Bio-mechanical Hypnotisers Playlist | 20241017 | 20241016 (6M) | Psychedelic black metal band Oranssi Pazuzu bring you a playlist of hypnotic music. Hand crafted playlists from creators of underground and experimental music. |
Passepartout Duo's Global Tour | 20241003 | 20241002 (6M) | Italian American experimental duo Passepartout Duo take us on a global tour of electronic, new age, ambient and environmental music. Nico Favari and Chris Salvito aka Passepartout Duo have recently collaborated with revered Japanese ambient and 'Kankyō Ongaku' (environmental music) pioneers Inoyama Land on the album Radio Yugawara. Inspired by that collaboration, they take us on a global journey to places where electronic sounds meet kindergarten percussion, Sufi mysticism and Indonesian Gamelan. Experimental duo Passepartout Duo go on a global tour of electronic and ambient music. Hand crafted playlists from creators of underground and experimental music. |
Unsound Festival Playlist | 20240919 | [LISTEN NOW] |