Marvin Suicide is a weekly 30 minute programme that only plays music and sounds that have been found freely and legally on the internet.
It is available as a podcast at podcasts.resonancefm.com and is currently being broadcast on Resonance 104.4FM at 6:00pm on Sundays.
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Piping out unenlightened smog for the inverted jet nozzle of your sound perception to spray your brain internally with sweet anti-music… you guessed it, we present a compilation of deliberately unlistenable noise-musics.

Introduction, recounting the story of essex white-van lads who force passers-by to listen to happy-hardcore and gabba techno resulting in their arrest.
Sweet, Sweet [...]

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So… you’ve jumped skyward, walked forward, stepped backward, looked downward, you’ve been in all directions but now it’s time to go awkward.

Life of Leylandii.
Helecopter Crash Fasions (harsh-sounding electro pop instrumental)
Uncomfortability introduction (crazy person on a train)
Uncomfortability
Lament for the demise of the casette - the Resonance Tape-Dropping project.
Mrs Shardenfraude (Performed on a barbed-wire guitar)
Story: Making the [...]

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Pilfering through the voices of today’s logicians… First Broadcast on October 23, 2003.

Begins with nose-picking complaint, instructing listeners not to listen to the Hellebore Shew.

‘Bring me a hail of slow-motion on a plate please (followed by the aerial bombardment of your head)’ - Ray Stispozeille, an atempt to subvert the ‘think before you talk’ ethic. [...]

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First broadcast on November 19th 2003, this episode of the Exciting Hellebore Shew celebrates George W Bush’s visit to London. It’s dedicated to the American president, and also to bushes in general. The highlight of the show is certainly “chemical attack”.
George Bush introduction.
A Recording made from within a bush.
Re-constituted tape found within a bush. A [...]

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“Strange music and post-boring stories for the next half hour”. The first ever episode of the Exciting Hellebore Shew. Originally broadcast on Sep 3, 2003.
* A love song about fleas (Start the show on a high-note)
* DJs of Unfairness
* The Hermit
* Leper in a Tumble-dryer
* Doug’s Piss-up

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Dan finds himself made redundant because a robot voice has taken over the Hellebore Shew.
* Introduction: Conflict with a some kind of robotic voice thing, leads to a lamentably shambolic fight in the studio.
* Catch the nail-bomber.
* Kerb Crawling in the 22nd centuary, interrupted with an actual act of wandering around.
* A high-brow link, interupted [...]

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A documentary on audio-flyering (or tapedropping): the unfine art of purposefully dropping a cassette of supposedly messed-up “distressed” music and sound as an affront to music retail. This episode was first broadcast on October 17th 2003.

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