Tag Archives: Resonance104.4fm

The past is often said to be a foreign country. This programme features audio postcards from some of the inhabitants. The Leicester Tape Recording Club was a club for tape recording enthusiasts active in the sixties and seventies. Like a … Continue reading →

“Deep, Down and Under” is a contemplative audio work that plays with the natural resonances of underground spaces. The piece begins in the main station of Helsinki where the icy cold sharpness of Winter amplify the comings and goings of … Continue reading →

Learning Tibetan is produced by Echo Ho and Hannes Hoelzl, collectively known as earweego. The programme finds Echo and Hannes celebrating the Tibetan new year with Tibetans in Germany and turns into a crash course of the Tibetan language.

This programme explores the haemodialysis unit at Kings College Hospital, Denmark Hill, London. Treating people with kidney failure the unit treats up to a 100 patients on a weekly basis. Doctors, nurses and technicians discuss the nature of kidney failure … Continue reading →

Judith Egger is an artist who lives and works from her base in Munich. This collage is made from recordings she made on her travels over the last eight years. http://judithegger.com

Music collage from Prague-based duo produced for Radia on behalf of Resonance FM. Selection of works combine voice, loops, and layered sounds. The Tape-beatles formed in Iowa City, USA in 1987 and have been based in Prague since 2000, when … Continue reading →

During the RadioRevolten festival in 2006 Sarah Washington and Knut Aufermann used two local FM transmitters to create feedback music. RadioRevolten was a month-long festival organised by the new Radia member Radio Corax in Halle (Saale) in Germany. For the … Continue reading →

Claudia Wegener asks passers-by in the city of Johannesburg to read sentences from Nelson Mandela’s biography ‘Long Walk to Freedom’ (the abridged edition!) but translated on the spot into their own mother tongue. With eleven official languages in South Africa … Continue reading →

The Devil and Mr. O – Revolt of the Worms A classic of American broadcasting with reknown sound effects for horrific programs! Oboler lost no time establishing himself as the new master of the macabre after taking over Cooper’s Lights … Continue reading →

A x-mas special collage by Harmon E. Phraisyar and Xobo Beedlebrot. Full marks to those who can identify the female voice at the beginning… Best wishes to all the Radia players and listeners!