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Nick Luscombe

Adventures in music, ancient to future. Nick Luscombe presents a new piano track by Suplington, Hareton Salvanini's psychedelic arrangements and afro-rock from Demon Fuzz.

Adventures in music; ancient to future. Nick Luscombe is live in the studio with exotic sounds from across the decades including Hareton Salvanini's psychedelic arrangements, a new piano track by UK producer Suplington, and 1970s afro-rock from a British group called Demon Fuzz.

Produced by Rebecca Gaskell for Reduced Listening.

1 hour, 30 minutes

Last on

Wed 27 Jul 2016 23:00
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Anna Meredith

    Nautilus

    • Varmints.
    • Moshi Moshi.
    • 1.

  • Demon Fuzz

    Disillusioned Man

    • Afreaka!.
    • Esoteric Recordings.
    • 2.

  • Chango

    The Movement

    • Friction.
    • Freshmoon Records.

  • C. Diab

    Pale Ink

    • No Perfect Wave.
    • Injazero Records.

  • Fritz Von Runte

    Starmann

    • Bowie 2001: A Space Oddity.
    • Marshall Records.
    • 4.

  • Belle Chen

    Listen, London: The Opening, Intermezzo No.1

    • Live on the BBC Introducing stage at Latitude Festival.

  • Philip Clemo

    Shadow Seas

    • Dream Maps.
    • All Colour Arts.
    • 2.

  • Suplington

    Soft Light Through Glass

    • Singular Forms.
    • Youngbloods.
    • 9.

  • Mark E. Smith

    Football Results

    • The Topography Of Chance.
    • Sonic Arts Network.
    • 16.

  • Kit Downes & Tim Challenger

    Apicha

    • Vyamanikal.
    • Slip.
    • 1.

  • Hypnopazūzu

    Your Eyes In The Skittle Hills

    • Create Christ, Sailor Boy.
    • House of Mythology.

  • Andrew Hamilton

    O'ROURKE

    Performer: Michelle O'Rourke.
    • Self-released.

  • Forest School Camp Glee Camp 2016

    Sed Nalo

  • Ma Rainey

    Stack O'Lee Blues

    • Rough Guide to Blues Women.
    • World Music Network.
    • 2.

  • Matt Carlson

    Why I Left The Center

    • The View From Nowhere.
    • Shelter Press.
    • 5.

  • Kate Carr

    Rising Waters (alone in the dark)

    • I had myself a nuclear spring.
    • Rivertones.
    • 4.

  • Soundwalk Collective, Jesse Paris Smith & Patti Smith

    My Heart Is Empty

    • Killer Road.
    • Bella Union.
    • 2.

  • Hareton Salvanini

    Primitivo

    • S.P. 73.
    • Mr Bongo.
    • 1.

  • Rhythim Is Rhythim

    It Is What It Is

    • The New Dance Sound Of Detroit.
    • 10 Records.

Broadcast

  • Wed 27 Jul 2016 23:00
    BBC Radio 3

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