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To compliment our annual interview with Alan Moore (2007 part one, part two, part three / 2008 part one, part two, video), on today’s Strip!, Alex Fitch is talking to a couple of comic book artists who did their most famous work with Alan…

Dave Gibbons drew Watchmen which is currently being turned into a multi-million […]

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On Monday July 7th Hectic Peelers - Resonance FM and Electric Sheep Magazine’s monthly film club - screens Jan Nemec’s banned 1966 classic, The Party And The Guests. A film that resembles a form of al fresco theatre, that is also partially a satire of Antonin Novotny’s Czechoslovakia and possibly a […]

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Climate Radio returns with our first new programme since November last year. Things are moving at a frenetic pace in the climate change politics and solutions that by next week we may well be revising the name of this series from The Two Degrees Show to The 1.7 Degrees Show or The 0.5 Degrees Show…
In […]

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Throughout July: 5 hours improvising with raw materials recorded in 3 days in & around the studios at Worm in Rotterdam.
May Day 2008, the B.T. engineers travelled to Rotterdam, commissioned by Lukas Simonis to generate material for a ‘hørspìl’ loosely based on the myth of Orpheus. Since then, the process of reviewing these […]

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Today - Wednesday July 2nd - between 8 and 9pm, the Clear Spot examines the history and legacy of the London Musicians’ Collective, the organisation that founded Resonance FM.Get a Haircut And Disappear: The London Musician’s Collective 1975 - 2008.The London Musicians Collective have been successfully promoting improvised and experimental music in […]

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RESONANCE LIVE AT LIFT
Tuesday 1st July 2008 6pm
SpeedDataRadio: The art of seeing and the art of being seen. A multiple round-table discussion mixed live to air on Resonance104.4fm. Join Cecilia Wee and her three dozen guests as they discuss surveillance, privacy and identity. SpeedDataRadio allows you to eavesdrop on half a dozen fascinating conversations at […]

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BOP TO ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION
Bop to Architecture is a travelling sound installation visiting several sites around Southwark this July as part of the London Festival of Architecture 2008. This project celebrates the built environment by showcasing compositions constructed from fragments of sound plucked from the chosen sites visited and the surrounding architecture that sets Southwark […]

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On the eve of his return to the UK we will be re-broadcasting a two part interview with poet Martín Espada first broadcast in late 2006. Amongst the subjects of discussion –not to mention poetic reflection- are: his Puerto Rican ancestry; his experiences as a tenant lawyer; the ‘lost’ Chicano novelist Oscar Zeta Acosta –better […]

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Imminent in the next 48 hours are some rather good programmes…
Today, Monday June 23rd, Vermillion Sounds double bill 2 - 4pm
Part 1. 2 - 3pm
Chernobyl Soundscapes - presented by Peter Cusack
“On two trips to Chernobyl in 2006/7 Peter Cusack made many field recordings in and outside the exclusion zone. These include the sounds of wildlife, […]

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