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Performance artist, painter, poet, musician, author, singer, songwriter, independent record label impresario… the list goes on, Sexton Ming is truly a 21st Century renaissance man and this afternoon on Resonance FM he curates the entire 90 minutes of The Hello GoodBye Show.    Featuring live input from Sexton Ming, Hand of Stabs and Broken Banjo.   Sexton will also [...]

Panel Borders: Writing Misfits Concluding a month of shows about writing superhero stories, Panel Borders moves its attention from the comic book page to the small screen as Alex Fitch talks to Howard Overman about Misfits, the E4 award winning drama about teenagers with superpowers doing community service. Alex and Howard talk about the genesis [...]

framework:ephemera, featuring selections from ernst karel's personal collection: peter cusack, gilles aubry, john arndt, jed speare, jonty semper, aaron dilloway, united states of belt, and walter ruttmann.

Stacy Summary: We talk about Black Friday shopping stampedes, the run on the global central banks as nations seek the return of the gold and the future hyperinflation in Japan as national savings is depleted. Download show here For more … Continue reading →

Opening statement about radio as therapy from a slightly confused Captain Maurice Seddon from his hospital bed in Slough. “Present Time Exercises” by William Burroughs from Break Through in Grey Room. At the beginning of this track made on cassette in London in 1971 using radio, television and several tape recorders we hear the distinctive [...]

Opera singer Richard Scott explores opera through the prism of various themes – politics, power, greed, the abominable, magic, lust, comedy. On today’s show we’re talking to the countertenor Owen Willetts about performing Britten’s opera A Midsummer Night’s Dream with Marionette puppets and singing Purcell’s The Fairy Queen; both are works based on the Shakespeare [...]

The Sound Projector Radio Show Friday 23 November 2012 Tyler Burns, ‘Mirror Phobia’ From Vulgaris, USA NO LABEL CD Harry Merry, ‘Australian Sun’ From MEEUW MUZAK MM042 7″ SINGLE (2012) Mr. Vast, ‘The Rug’ From Grievous Bodily Charm, SWITZERLAND SPEZIALMATERIAL RECORDS SM04ILP012 LP (2012) The Big Oaks, ‘Cooee’ ‘John the Rat’ ‘Pimp on Patrol’ ‘Nicholas Lyndhurst’ ‘Tight T-Shirt’ From Monster Turd, UK DISTRACTION RECORDS DIST20 LP (2012) Loren Connors / Suzanne Langille, ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci’ From I Wish I Didn’t Dream, USA NORTHERN SPY NSCD 031 CD (2012) Sonda, ‘Sonda’ From Sonda, POLAND AUDIOTONG AT26.2012 CDR (2012) Voltigeurs, ‘Morning Raga’ From Carrion, UK SECOND LAYER RECORDS SLR005 LP (2012) Eternal Zio, (Track 6) From Eternal Zio, ITALY BORING MACHINES BM043 LP (2012) Reuben Son, (Side A) From Days Gone By, USA WAGTAIL 003 7″ SINGLE (2012) Chipshop Music with Toshimaru Nakamura (POLAND MATHKA MTHK09 CD, 2012) vs Peoples Temple of the Disciples of Christ (USA PILGRIM TALK PT24 CD, 2012) Jean-Marc Foussat, ‘La Vie S’Arrête’ From L’Oiseau, FRANCE FOUS RECORDS FR-CD 01 (2012)

Panel Borders: The work of Gail Simone In a Q and A recorded at last Autumn’s MCM Expo, Alex Fitch talks to comic book writer Gail Simone about her career so far, from breaking into the industry via her influential blog ‘Women in Refrigerators’ and early strips for Bongo Comics to her recent runs on [...]

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Serafina Steer and Skinny Girl Diet perform live in session on Hello GoodBye this Saturday lunchtime. Abstract pop harpist Serafina Steer returns to the show to promote her new single ‘Night Before Mutiny’ (Stolen Recordings), produced by her long standing fan Jarvis Cocker (who also directed the accompanying video, which happens to feature two members [...]

Interview with Agent Monstris and Agent Hardcastle from Space Hijackers:

The Sound Projector Radio Show Friday 16th November 2012 Cadaver Eyes, ‘Powerless Emperor’ From The Acquisition Of Power Over Fire/ No Time To Haste, ISRAEL HEART & CROSSBONE HCB 011 CD (2005) Jute Gyte, ‘Teeth’ From Old Ways, USA JESHIMOTH ENTERTAINMENT JE016 CDR (2007) Lifelover, ‘Lethargy’ From Dekadens, FRANCE OSMOSE PRODUCTIONS OPMCD 231 CD (2009) Ash Pool, ‘Under Zyklon Blue’ From World Turns On Its Hinge, CANADA TOUR DE GARDE CD (2007) Demonologist, ‘Suicide Stench’ From Miscarriage Of The Soul, USA CRUCIAL BLAST BLAZE07 CDR Old Wainds, ‘Nazgul’ From Withers Of The Wainds, RUSSIA ARMA DIABOLI AD001 CD (2006) Wold, ‘The Wind Shall Carry Her Message’ From Badb, USA CRUCIAL BLAST CBR91 CD (2011) (V.E.G.A.), ‘Fleisch’ From Alienforest – A Sick Mind’s Hologram, FRANCE DEBEMUR MORTI PRODUCTIONS CD (2009) Grimlair, ‘Corroded By Sickness’ From Deep In The Spirit Of Underground Black Metal, SLOVAKIA RUTOSLAV PRODUCTIONS KRUT06 CD (2005) Ymber Autumnus, ‘Lento Exilio Para Os Vales Do Esquecimento’ From KRUT06, op cit. Hordagaard, ‘Taakedans’ From KRUT06, op cit. Crowned In Earth, ‘The Sun Never Stays’ From Visions Of The Haunted, SHADOW KINGDOM RECORDS SKR036 CD (2010) Ved Buens Ende, ‘It’s Magic’ From Written In Waters, UK CANDLELIGHT RECORDS Candle075CD CD (2003) [...]

Opera singer Richard Scott explores opera through the prism of various themes – politics, power, greed, the abominable, magic, lust, comedy. On today’s show we talk to opera singer Marie Angel about her upcoming performance of Michael Nyman’s 8 Lust Songs with the BBC Concert Orchestra and we’ll also hear from Marie about her frequent [...]

Book List: Graphic albums and picture books In advance of next week’s South Kensington Kids Festival which celebrates picture books and graphic novels for children, Alex Fitch talks to four creators whose work contains elements of each medium. Andi Ewington discusses his novella “45” which divides the text and illustrations of superhero comics onto separate [...]

Pete Gostelow rode twenty thousand miles across Africa and passed through dozens of countries. In doing so he showed that the bicycle is the best way to travel. In this episode we continue our ride to Battersea Park and talk along the way about where he slept, what he ate, what his motivations were for making the journey and what it’s like to be back home after such a long trip. Pete also explains the inspiration he thinks ordinary cyclists can take from his long African adventure.