The Jean-Herve Peron session you are about to hear was first broadcast live on November 7th 2005 on the You Are Hear show.
Jean-Hervé Peron is best known as the de facto front man for Faust, his onstage antics with chainsaws, explosives and naked painting sessions have inspired several generations.
You Are Hear is produced by Magz Hall and Jim Backhouse and live sessions are engineered by Will Searl. More information about this show can be found at www.youarehear.co.uk.
The Ninki V session you are about to hear was first aired on October 31st
2005 on the You Are Hear show.
Ninki V is a lightning force a one woman band playing theremin, synths, 80’s keyboards, toy instruments and vocals. She regularly duets with a theremin playing skeleton marionette.
You Are Hear is produced by Magz Hall and Jim Backhouse and live sessions are engineered by Will Searl. More information about this show can be found at www.youarehear.co.uk.
WHO KNOWS? – a new radiophonic work by the Resonance Radio Orchestra based on the Guy de Maupassant horror Who Knows? Music written and conducted by Chris Weaver with the text adapted by Ed Baxter. Performed live at the Resonance104.4FM fund-raiser: Live To Air and broadcast live on Resonance 104.4FM Friday 24th September 2004
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“Guys! I’ve got a brilliant idea for a new band! I’ll play super-fast and on it hardcore rock and roll drum kit while you lot play synthesisers through a huge stack of guitar amps! We’ll cover Lightning Bolt and 80’s arcade themes and ROCK OUT!”.
“Sorry Andy… I’m a bit busy just at the moment….”
“FINE! I’ll do it all MYSELF with this hybrid drumkit – synthesiser type machine I’ve just invented! I don’t need you FOOLS! ONE MAN, A DRUMKIT AND A HUGE SPEAKER STACK IS ALL I NEED! HA, HA, HA!”.
Six Pillars to Persia is an English Language programme that looks at Persian heritage and modern Iranian culture. From rebel artists and exiled writers to the Persepolis exhibition at the British Museum…
A personal tour of The Persia Exhibition at The British Museum with curator Nigel Tallis: discussing everything from modern men’s fashion to the resonance of the empire today.A specially commissioned song by folk singer Katy Carr with extracts from the book “Reading Lolita in Tehran” and music by sound artist Sussan Deyhim.
THE ARTHUR CRAVEN MEMORIAL BOXING MATCH LMC presents The Resonance Radio Orchestra in The Arthur Cravan Memorial Boxing Match. Performed live at the Museum of Garden History and broadcast live on Resonance104.4FM as part of the Radio Art Riot 16th October 2004
Resonance Radio Orchestra - The Arthur Cravan Boxing Match [ 0:01 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadYou Are Hear Sessions: MISS HAWAII, COW’P + DESEPTAGON broadcast live 24th October 2005
A three sided soundclash between 19-t records of Tokyo’s most notorious sonic malcontents. Cow’P firing off volleys of askew gameboy dancehall and gabber, Deseptagon exploring the pits of cavernous sub-bass and dub dynamics, with Miss Hawaii leading proceedings towards the blissed-out heights of the electronic pop sublime.
You Are Hear is produced by Magz Hall and Jim Backhouse and live sessions are engineered by Will Searl. More information about this show can be found at www.youarehear.co.uk.
Tune into You Are Hear’s live sessions on Monday nights at 8 – 9:30pm on Resonance 104.4fm or pickup the webstream at www.resonancefm.com where you will also find our latest podcast sessions and programmes of interest.
You Are Hear Sessions: ROBOTOBIBOK broadcast live on 27th February 2005
Robotobibok (a blend of two Polish words for robot and skiver) was formed in 1998 in Wroclaw, Poland. From the very beginning, their music has seemed to combine modern electronic music with the energy of improvised jazz. Strong and acoustic drums, double bass and trumpet intertwine with dreamy vibraphone, electric guitar and characteristic 70’s analogue electronica.
Marcin Ciupidro – vibraphone Artur Majewski – trumpet, el. piano Marcin Ozg – acoustic bass, el. bass Kuba Suchar – drums, MiniMoog
You Are Hear is produced by Magz Hall and Jim Backhouse and live sessions are engineered by Will Searl. More information about this show can be found at www.youarehear.co.uk.
Tune into You Are Hear’s live sessions on Monday nights at 8 – 9:30pm on Resonance 104.4fm or pickup the webstream at www.resonancefm.com where you will also find our latest podcast sessions and programmes of interest.
We said we’d go back, and we did. Midnight Sex Talk returned to Cross Bones on Monday night for a proper celebration of the outcast dead, with much singing, drinking and beating of drums. We then processed from the Ship, in Borough Road, (said to be the most haunted pub in the area) to the site in Red Cross Way.
As anyone might have expected, the dark side of Old Southwark slipped out through the cracks when some of the local feral children appeared, (including a few who were old enough to know better), threw fireworks at our 60-strong party and then punched somebody on the nose. Such is Halloween…
The most moving part of the ceremony was when we read out the names of those buried there, and then hung tributes on the gate.
In the studio we’ve got Mistress of Ceremonies Jahnet Delight, and founding visionary John Constable, to tell us all about this neglected historical site.
Midnight Sex Talk is broadcast on alternate Sunday nights, from 11.30pm-12.30am, on Resonance 104.4 FM. More info about us
here.
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A valuable learning experience for Hooting Yard listnerrs. You will gain insights into crocodiles, otters and Bolivian priests. This episode was first broadcast on the 29th of December 2004.
* Dobsonia (An extract from Dobson’s autobiography)
* Online Learning with Hooting-Yard
* Ask Uncle Dan
* How Dobson Spent Boxing-day
* Further Science – Book 20
* Bats
* At the Duckpond
* Extract from “Blood For The Vampire Dead”
* At home with Tanqod Shuddery