Resonance Aggregated

Regular listeners to Wavelength will be aware of Captain Maurice Seddon who has contributed, usually by telephone, to this programme. He was taken into a hospital in Slough on January 6th and is presently still there. He allegedly suffered a stroke, might have vascular dementia and now has an infection. At my last visit to [...]

The Sound Projector Radio Show Friday 2nd November 2012 Sam Pluta, ‘Machine Language’ From Machine Language, USA CARRIER RECORDS 016 CD (2012) Kalle Kalima & K-18, ‘BOB’ From Out To Lynch, FINLAND TUM RECORDS TUM CD 030 CD (2012) PGA, ‘Picking God Apart’ From Corrections, NORWAY VA FONGOOL VF0003 CD (2012) Invisible Things, ‘Spindle Phase’ From Home Is The Sun, USA PORTER RECORDS PRCD-4069 CD (2012) Fausto Balbao, ‘Harvester of Bits’ From Login, ITALY AFE RECORDS AFE130CD (2012) Kruzenshtern i Parohod, ‘Young Ones’ From Noize 2005, ISRAEL AURIS MEDIA AUM 033 CD (2011) Kikuchi Yukinori + Tim Olive, ‘Whispers’ From Base Material, JAPAN TEST TONE MUSIC TTM-011 CD (2012) Jean Dubuffet, ‘Pousee L’Herbe’ From Expériences Musicales De Jean Dubuffet (II), GERMANY RUMPSTI PUMSTI (MUSIK) EDITION NUMMER 13 2 x CD (2012) Marc Hurtado with Vomir, ‘Foudre’ (fade) From 2011, USA TOURETTE 030 CD (2012) The Luzern-Chicago Connection, ‘B&P’ (fade) From Live At Jazzfestival Willisau, SWITZERLAND VETO-RECORDS 005 CD (2012) Bionulor, ‘ST.008′ From Erik, POLAND REQUIEM 51 CD (2012) Emmanuel Mailly, ‘Un Jardon Japonais’ From La Dynastie Des Polygones, NO LABEL CD (2012) Enzo Minarelli, ‘Gilgamesh Sumerian Poem’ From Fame, USA POGUS PRODUCTIONS 21066-2 CD (2012) Podcast also available on Soundcloud [...]

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 chart the continuing influence of the Bible and its stories on opera composers, looking at Strauss’s erotic and perverse Salome, the blind and desperate Samson as portrayed by Handel and [...]

This week deXter Bentley gives the helm to performance poet/songwriter Attila the Stockbroker to guide you over the airwaves for the full 90 minutes of The Hello GoodBye Show. He’ll be doing a few pieces of his own and introducing two special guests: radical singer/songwriter Robb Johnson and the original punk poet, Patrik Fitzgerald. He’ll [...]

In the third and final instalment of the Raleigh mini-season, listeners to The Bike Show share their recollections of Raleigh bicycles they have loved - and loathed. Jack Thurston is joined by broadcaster and artist Ruby Wright and London man-about-town and Raleigh Twenty owner Jean-Marie Orhan. In a podcast-only bonus feature, Tony Hadland shares his thoughts on restoring old, neglected Raleigh bicycles. Apologies to 'Fun Run' Robbie who is of course not 'Fun Boy' Robbie at all (or maybe he is?!) and yes, the town of Hawick in the Scottish Borders is pronounced like this.

In this episode of Polish Deli Kacper Ziemianin talks to Lukasz Szalankiewicz a.k.a. Zenial, one of the most active and interesting sound artist/electronic musicians from Poland. Lukasz is also an art curator and co-funder of AudioTong label. We talk about his beginnings on ‘demo’ scene in Poland in the nineties, his methods of work and [...]

special regular edition featuring yannick dauby's personal selection: artificial memory trace, andrew skeoch, etant donnes, dale lloyd, and stephen p. mcgreevy.

Panel Borders: …for travel’s sake In the last in a month of episodes of Panel Borders looking at depictions of travel in comic books and graphic novels, Alex Fitch talks to a pair of cartoonists whose small press and collected comics are all about travelling for the sake for it. Oliver East discusses his Trains [...]

Yes, sad to say there was a time when I was beset by anxiety dreams, in which I was poised, with a sharp pair of scissors, to cut out “guns” and its definition from a brand new dictionary, the pot of mucilage and a spatula beside the dictionary on the desk, and my hand trembled [...]

In the second of a two-part feature on the Raleigh Bicycle Company, historian Tony Hadland and Jack Thurston look at Raleigh's post-war success as the world's biggest bicycle manufacturing company and its long decline to a point where it was sold off to overseas investors and abandoned manufacturing in its home town of Nottingham. The Raleigh name lives on as a brand owned by Accell, a larger Dutch company.

Lots to squeeze into 90 minutes on The Hello GoodBye Show today! Guests include: Kostoglotov, Umez, Bob Meyer & Joe Wilkes Kostoglotov is the London based bedroom recording project of Daryl Worthington. He writes and records lo-fi, ambient and drone music using a combination of Dictaphone, 4-track and laptop. 2012 has seen a plethora of [...]

Soundtracks, library and television music plus other assorted ephemera brought to you this week by Robin The Fog. Having just released ‘The Ghosts Of Bush’, a well-received LP of his recordings of the former World Service building Bush House and earning himself the title of ‘The BBC’s Resident Hauntologist’, it seemed only good and right [...]

This edition of The Hello GoodBye Show paid tribute to the artist/broadcaster Ferris Blood who died last year from cancer at a tragically young age and this weekend witnesses a number of events that all aim to pay tribute to his life and talent. Ferris was the co-creator with Llyr Williams of Depressing Comics and [...]

Live music returns to Resonance FM this coming Saturday lunchtime with a new season of The Hello GoodBye Show hosted by deXter Bentley. Expect performences from: Flash Gaps, Jack Day and Steve Rushton. Wet Dog / Private Trousers splinter group; Flash Gaps conduct their debut public performence live on-air this afternoon. Flash Gaps are a [...]

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