Tag: radiophonic works
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Doctor Who Live and One Direction fans argue re-enacted
Apparently they were something to do with Day Of The Doctor – Doctor Who Live which sounds like another BBC event ‘fail’ (really like National Lottery, Jubilee etc. Auntie is very good at snatching defeat from the jaws of certain ‘can’t miss’ victory) so enjoy this re-enactment of two 1D fans arguing. It’s very funny…and…
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Digital Debris returns with Delia Derbyshire 50th Doctor Who podcast
Probably a record for a podfade or as we at Radio Clash like to call it ‘just popping down to the shops‘. The shops are of course in Timbuktoo… It’s nearly 5 years since my last digital debris podcast and nearly 50 years since Doctor Who and it’s theme was shown. So I journey into…
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What the Future Sounds Like
Love this documentary about British electronic music, specifically Tristram Cary, Peter Zinovieff, David Cockerell as the inventors of the EMS synth. Love that pipe – not enough electronic music is composed whilst in a turtleneck and a pipe nowadays! (via Eric Kleptone). Also if you’ve not listened to the BBC Selected Radiophonic Works from Radio…
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RC 173: Radiophonic at 50
The BBC Radiophonic Workshop turned 50 this year, and I pay tribute to the amazing work of this innovative electronic and electroacoustic music studio that created the music and sound effects for such radio and TV shows as Dr Who, Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, The Changes, Blake’s 7, Lord of the Rings and The…
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Radio Clash 49: Play at the Wrong Speed – Remembering John Peel
A show as a tribute and a reminder of the genius of John Peel, a DJ that inspired me and many other people; and introduced us all to some good and very odd new music. And played a fair amount of it at the wrong speed…! I guess there’s going to be a media blitz…