Resonance Schedule

Six Pillars To Persia

2008-05-09T08:43:59.000Z

When: Mon Apr 16, 2012 1:30pm to 2pm BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Mon Apr 16, 2012 1:30pm

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Six Pillars to Persia is an English language program focusing on Persian heritage and modern Iranian culture. From rebel artists and exiled writers to social entrepreneurs the multifarious guest list builds a picture of the hotchpotch that is the Iranian diaspora in the arts now.

producer: Fari Bradley email: sixpillarstopersia@resonancefm.com web: http://sixpillarstopersia.wordpress.com

Clear Spot

2012-02-06T11:31:16.000Z

When: Mon Apr 16, 2012 8pm to 9pm BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Mon Apr 16, 2012 8pm

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: An hour of radiophonic sounds from Metamono.

Clear Spot

2012-04-16T11:06:21.000Z

When: Tue May 1, 2012 8pm to 9pm BST

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Renowned artist Macus Coates takes on the developers, spirits and residents of Elephant and Castle in Vision Quest: A Ritual for Elephant & Castle. The culmination of months of voluntary consultation ended in a ritual performed with disco-prog band Chrome Hoof at the iconic Coronet. Fari Bradley discusses shamanism, beast visions and social change with Coates. Producer: Fari Bradley Web: faribradley.co.uk

THe Art Monthly Talk Show

2012-04-15T22:58:54.000Z

When: Tue Apr 17, 2012 11:30pm to 12am BST

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: On Drawing Christopher Townsend touches on the physicality of drawing Renaissance artists considered drawing a way of communicating the maker's identity, and it remains an artform that is resolutely physical. Even the most apparently hands-off of artists, such as Donald Judd and even Gordon Matta-Clark, are drawn to reveal their corporeality through the medium albeit at one remove. 'Donald Judd's fabricator drawings become scripts for a bodily performance by the worker who produces the object, with as much space as possible left open for interpretation: the artist's body vanishes, noli me tangere.'

This Music Wins

2012-01-09T13:18:41.000Z

Recurring Event
First start: 2012-04-21 18:30:00 BST
Duration: 1800
Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: New releases in leftfield rock and beyond with Peter Lanceley, a 20 year old musician, blogger and broadcaster based in Brighton, UK. Peter founded his blog This Music Wins (www.thismusicwins.com), in 2008. This Music Wins has been cited by The Independent and a number of other notable music authorities worldwide including Indie Shuffle, The 405, NME, Wikio Music, Amazing Radio and The Camden Crawl. Peter was also selected by Glastonbury Festival to judge the Emerging Talent Competition for the 2011 festival and also contributed to the 2011 Netaudio Festival at The Roundhouse, London. Peter also contributes guitars and lead vocals to PRS for Music Foundation-funded avant-rock band Kinnie The Explorer and is in the second year of studying for a Philosophy degree at the University Of Sussex.

This Music Wins

2012-01-09T13:18:41.000Z

When: Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:30pm to 7pm BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Sat Apr 14, 2012 6:30pm

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: New releases in leftfield rock and beyond - tonight featuring music from Liars, Ed Schrader's Music Beat, Lykta, Adam Smith, Spartak, Deerhoof and Belleruche - with Peter Lanceley, a 20 year old musician, blogger and broadcaster based in Brighton, UK. Peter founded his blog This Music Wins (www.thismusicwins.com), in 2008. This Music Wins has been cited by The Independent and a number of other notable music authorities worldwide including Indie Shuffle, The 405, NME, Wikio Music, Amazing Radio and The Camden Crawl. Peter was also selected by Glastonbury Festival to judge the Emerging Talent Competition for the 2011 festival and also contributed to the 2011 Netaudio Festival at The Roundhouse, London. Peter also contributes guitars and lead vocals to PRS for Music Foundation-funded avant-rock band Kinnie The Explorer and is in the second year of studying for a Philosophy degree at the University Of Sussex.

This Music Wins

2012-01-09T13:18:41.000Z

When: Sat Apr 7, 2012 6:30pm to 7pm BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Sat Apr 7, 2012 6:30pm

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: New releases in leftfield rock and beyond with Peter Lanceley, a 19 year old musician, blogger and broadcaster based in Brighton, UK. Today's show features Dirty Projectors, Mesita, Derek Piotr, R. Stevie Moore + Ariel Pink, AU, Maundrie Fox and Xiu Xiu. Peter founded his blog This Music Wins (www.thismusicwins.com), in 2008. This Music Wins has been cited by The Independent and a number of other notable music authorities worldwide including Indie Shuffle, The 405, NME, Wikio Music, Amazing Radio and The Camden Crawl. Peter was also selected by Glastonbury Festival to judge the Emerging Talent Competition for the 2011 festival and also contributed to the 2011 Netaudio Festival at The Roundhouse, London. Peter also contributes guitars and lead vocals to PRS for Music Foundation-funded avant-rock band Kinnie The Explorer and is in the second year of studying for a Philosophy degree at the University Of Sussex.

This Music Wins

2012-01-09T13:18:41.000Z

When: Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:30pm to 7pm GMT
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Sat Mar 24, 2012 6:30pm

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: New releases in leftfield rock and beyond with Peter Lanceley, a 19 year old musician, blogger and broadcaster based in Brighton, UK, with tracks tonight from Lower Dens, Saskatchewan, S. Carey, Little Chords, Mount Eerie and Low Profile. Peter founded his blog This Music Wins (www.thismusicwins.com), in 2008. This Music Wins has been cited by The Independent and a number of other notable music authorities worldwide including Indie Shuffle, The 405, NME, Wikio Music, Amazing Radio and The Camden Crawl. Peter was also selected by Glastonbury Festival to judge the Emerging Talent Competition for the 2011 festival and also contributed to the 2011 Netaudio Festival at The Roundhouse, London. Peter also contributes guitars and lead vocals to PRS for Music Foundation-funded avant-rock band Kinnie The Explorer and is in the second year of studying for a Philosophy degree at the University Of Sussex.

This Music Wins

2012-01-09T13:18:41.000Z

When: Sat Mar 17, 2012 6:30pm to 7pm GMT
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Sat Mar 17, 2012 6:30pm

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: New releases in leftfield rock and beyond with 19 year old Peter Lanceley. This week's show features music from the New Weird Australia's New Editions label in the form of two songs from their January batch of releases. Also songs from Ricky Eat Acid's clear-out album and a ten-minute electronic piece from AyGeeTee, as unearthed in the week on No Fear Of Pop blog. The show closes with a song called 'In Limbo' from Peter's own band Kinnie The Explorer, whose debut self-titled LP is due on Resonance-affiliated label Alcohol on Monday 19th March (available to stream in full at www.alcohollabel.com).

This Music Wins

2012-01-09T13:18:41.000Z

Recurring Event
First start: 2012-03-17 18:30:00 GMT
Duration: 1800
Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: New releases in leftfield rock and beyond with Peter Lanceley, a 19 year old musician, blogger and broadcaster based in Brighton, UK. Peter founded his blog This Music Wins (www.thismusicwins.com), in 2008. This Music Wins has been cited by The Independent and a number of other notable music authorities worldwide including Indie Shuffle, The 405, NME, Wikio Music, Amazing Radio and The Camden Crawl. Peter was also selected by Glastonbury Festival to judge the Emerging Talent Competition for the 2011 festival and also contributed to the 2011 Netaudio Festival at The Roundhouse, London. Peter also contributes guitars and lead vocals to PRS for Music Foundation-funded avant-rock band Kinnie The Explorer and is in the second year of studying for a Philosophy degree at the University Of Sussex.

The Rob Simone Talk Show

2010-11-03T13:38:33.000Z

When: Tue Apr 17, 2012 12am to Tue Apr 17, 2012 1am BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Tue Apr 17, 2012 12am

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: A look at the crop circle phenomenon and ancient mysteries.

Soundcheck

2012-03-27T10:25:02.000Z

When: Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:30pm to 9pm BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Sat Apr 14, 2012 8:30pm

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: James Hodder is joined in the studio by songwriter Mary Leay who chats about her new album 'For The Last Time' and performs live with guitarist David Brain. After a chance introduction to songwriter, film composer and producer Michael J McEvoy, things began to take off and Mary and Michael spent three years writing and recording, laying the foundations for her debut album. A talented singer-songwriter, Mary's uniquely evocative sound graces the soundtracks of several recent acclaimed films including 'Decoy Bride' starring David Tennant. Follow updates on Twitter @radiohodder or listen again to shows from the series at www.mixcloud.com/radiohodder. To contact the show directly email soundcheck104.4@gmail.com.

African Essence

2012-01-30T13:58:38.000Z

When: Sun Apr 15, 2012 5pm to 6pm BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Sun Apr 15, 2012 5pm

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Pan-African arts and culture with DJ Debbie and Anne Wanjie African Essence talk to Guardian correspondent and former Tinariwen manager, Andy Morgan, who has been keenly following and commenting on the situation in Mali drawing on specialist sources. Live in the studio will be the one and only WUNMI who from her early Soul II Soul dancing days has gone on to be a big name in the Afrobeat and Afrohouse worlds. Ahead of her Momo full band date on 20th April, she previews her new album and talks about her life and great career. Frederique Cifuentes' The lost heritage of Sudan' has its launch at the Late at the Brunei Gallery evening at SOAS on 19th April and she will be talking about her long association with Sudan as a filmmaker and photographer. African Essence delights in presenting trademark incisive informative and entertaining interviews with the movers and shakers on the African arts and cultural scene here in London and throughout the Diaspora featuring well known people as well as unsung community pioneers.The programme is music led as DJ Debbie (Golt) and Anne Wanjie select African music of all eras, styles and flavas - bubbling up artists and household names, seeped in tradition or burning the remix lasers, classics and growers alike. The only criteria is great music to share. With an especial emphasis on the music and wider arts of London, African Essence's remit goes worldwide. Find out more at african-essence.com

cloche coupe

2012-04-14T14:05:59.000Z

When: Sat Apr 14, 2012 10:30pm to 11pm BST

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Pierre Schaeffer and team experiment with silon ferme technique followed by Kagel's 'Music for Renaissance Instruments'.

Henry Scott-Irvine Presents...

2012-03-05T11:36:50.000Z

When: Sun Apr 15, 2012 3pm to 4pm BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Sun Apr 15, 2012 3pm

Who: Resonance Schedule
Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: We celebrate the work of Amy Winehouse with her biographer Mick O' Shea who has just written Amy Winehouse - A Losing Game, which is published by Plexus Books, and it is available everywhere now. This ties in with her current Universal CD release Amy Winehouse - Lioness: Hidden Treasures, which was released on December 5th and is currently Number 1. £1.00 from every CD sold will go to The Amy Winehouse Foundation in support of children who are disadvantaged, through addiction and disability, or to those children who are in need of financial assistance.

Calling All Pensioners

2012-01-09T15:34:02.000Z

When: Sun Apr 15, 2012 2pm to 3pm BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Sun Apr 15, 2012 2pm

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Fun and frolics and issues that affect OAPs (and everyone). Presented by Tim Hamilton. Coming up in today’s holiday repeat programme, in our further coverage of my interview with Deborah Bain from Digital UK in the run-up to the digital switchover in London in April and Samantha Latouche from the BBC Switchover Help Scheme, I ask what can we do with our analogue video and DVD recorders after switchover, as they will only be able to record the channel you are watching? Deborah will point out that the good thing is that you can still watch your videos and DVDs and if you want to upgrade there is equipment they can recommend. I found out though that you need to pay for this extra equipment even if on means-tested benefits and so eligible for the standard level of help for free. Plus, in our coverage coming up I highlight the push by companies such as in our local News Shopper newspaper to get you to upgrade your aerial to prepare for switchover when the advice is to wait until after the switchover to see whether a new aerial is actually needed as the signal will be some 10 times stronger. Plus, Deborah Bain of Digital UK advises on the all important steps for retuning your tv or digibox for the Freeview channels. The Switchover Help Scheme remote control requires just one button to be pressed for the retuning required twice in April on or after the 4th and 18th April for the switchover and we hear that the remote can even be paired up with your existing TV remote so that just one remote can be used after the switchover. You can also find out more about the Scheme at helpscheme.co.uk or by ringing 0800 40 87 656. The Switchover Help Scheme can be taken up, up to the end of 18th May 2012. Also coming up in today’s programme, is news of Age UK’s response to the most recent 2012 Budget, and the National Pensioners Convention’s General Secretary, Dot Gibson, responded, saying: “In reality there will be no extra money to raise Britain’s scandalously low state pension – just a different way of packaging the payment. Not only that but it will also create a two-tier pension system with existing pensioners still having to struggle with a complicated means-tested system that leaves one in four older people in poverty.” DAGE’s website is at ecs.lewisham.gov.uk/dage

Framework

2012-01-14T16:12:33.000Z

When: Sun Apr 15, 2012 11pm to 12am BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Sun Apr 15, 2012 11pm

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Field recordings - pure and complex - from around the world. Produced by Patrick McGinley. This regular edition features Luis Antero, Kassel Jaeger, an intro by Barry Cullen, and tracks from the new framework:seasonal ::: spring 2012 fundraiser cd release by Sala, James Wyness, and JD Zazie. For more information see frameworkradio.net .

The Thread

2012-03-23T14:10:18.000Z

Recurring Event
First start: 2012-06-05 18:30:00 BST
Duration: 3600
Except on: Tue Jun 5, 2012
Event Status: confirmed

Breakfast Repeats

2011-11-02T14:27:26.000Z

When: Tue May 29, 2012 6am to 11am BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Tue May 29, 2012 6am

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Fried, scrambled or boiled. A collection of shows from the eclectic archives of Resonance FM.

The Art Monthly Talk Show

2012-04-11T15:32:28.000Z

When: Fri Apr 13, 2012 5pm to 5:30pm BST

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Matt Hale talks to writer/curator Christopher Townsend. On Drawing Christopher Townsend touches on the physicality of drawing; Renaissance artists considered drawing a way of communicating the maker's identity, and it remains an artform that is resolutely physical. Even the most apparently hands-off of artists, such as Donald Judd and even Gordon Matta-Clark, are drawn to reveal their corporeality through the medium albeit at one remove. 'Donald Judd's fabricator drawings become scripts for a bodily performance by the worker who produces the object, with as much space as possible left open for interpretation: the artist's body vanishes, noli me tangere.' http://royalholloway.academia.edu/ChristopherTownsend

Dead And Alive

2012-04-13T13:53:45.000Z

When: Fri Apr 13, 2012 3:30pm to 5pm BST

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Composers living and dead...

The Exotic Pylon

2012-03-14T15:26:26.000Z

When: Fri Apr 13, 2012 9pm to 10:30pm BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Fri Apr 13, 2012 9pm

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: NORDIC INTERSTITIAL THRESHOLDS – THE ATEMPORAL DEATHLINE! Iceland Bob, aka Bob Cluness, is a writer, volcanic force of nature and owner of one of the most stress-inducing cats of all time. For the second show of our new season, Bob has put together an incredible, real temporal trip of a mix whilst I’m galavanting round another part of the country. As the man himself puts it, The Atemporal Deathline is: A collection of music that invokes the ghosts of forgotten pasts, parallel presents and haunting futures.And some scary public information films as well!

Wavelength

2007-09-07T11:49:40.000Z

When: Fri Apr 13, 2012 2:30pm to 3:30pm BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Fri Apr 13, 2012 2:30pm

Who: Resonance Schedule
Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Sound artist John Wynne and artist curator Richard Ducker are in the studio to talk about John’s latest exhibition; Installation Number 2 for high and low frequencies, at the Angus Hughes Gallery, curated by Richard Ducker for Fieldgate Gallery. This is John Wynne’s first solo show in London since his acclaimed installation for 300 speakers, pianola and vacuum cleaner at Beaconsfield Gallery in 2009 For 3 years John had his own programme called Upcountry on ResonanceFM in London, where he "invited Tammy Wynette to have tea with Pierre Henry - in a thunderstorm" (Ed Baxter). He is a Reader in Sound Arts at the University of the Arts London, and a core member of the CRiSAP research centre. Richard Ducker has been a practicing artist since completion of his MA at Goldsmiths College London in 1991. He lives and works in London. Wavelength has been described as a programme without an agenda. However, this is untrue, Wavelength consists of multiple agendas - sound art experiments, concrete poetry, documentary, cultural criticism and reporting. presenter: William English email: wenglish@blueyonder.co.uk web: http://www.williamenglish.com/

Micro-Clear Spot

2012-02-06T11:45:16.000Z

When: Mon Apr 16, 2012 4:30pm to 5pm BST
Replaces event originally scheduled for: Mon Apr 16, 2012 4:30pm

Who: Resonance Schedule
Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Rosie Wilby in conversation with artist Melanie Wilson

Micro-Clear Spot

2012-04-13T11:30:33.000Z

When: Thu Apr 19, 2012 6pm to 6:30pm BST

Event Status: confirmed
Event Description: Rosie Wilby in conversation with artist Melanie Wilson.