Resonance Fm: Everything

The Sound Projector Radio Show Friday 31st July 2015 Noxagt, ‘Titanic’ From Collection 1, NORWAY DRID MACHINE RECORDS DMR15 LP (2014) Masters, ‘New Mountains Rising’ From Acid Witch Mountain, UK ADAADAT ADA0032 2 x LP (2014) The Young Mothers, ‘Wells, the original’ From A Mother’s Work Is Never Done, USA TEKTITE RECORDS CO-OPERATIVE TR03CD (2014) […]

For the final time this season all of Team OLL was in the studio before we broke for our summer holidays. This meant we didn't have to wear our uniforms and we could even bring in board games to play. Ann nearly didn't make the show on time as she was waiting upstairs and wondering why she was hot. Ste was back from Finland with tales of gin and grapefruit, Placebo and Finland's answer to Justin Bieber. Simon was still developing his next game after Bang Man! took the gaming world by storm. And thanks to our Super-Special Guest Ian Hamilton, Simon will be thinking of accessibility for gamers with disabilities. Ian was on to discuss the issues in improving accessibility and it seems that the little things matter a lot to most gamers. Annoyingly there's no actual legal enforcement to make games more accessible so most of the appetite to improve things is coming from the smaller companies. But we did find out which was the first AAA game with a dedicated blind accessibility option. Ann had a very important Ann-n

this edition celebrates world listening day 2015, with a collection of watery sounds, all recorded on july 18th, from the aporee soundmaps.

The Sound Projector Radio Show Friday 24th July 2015 Polígono Hindú Astra, ‘Terra Incognita’ From 001100010, SPAIN VERLAG SYSTEMS RECORDS 01 LP (2015) Terminal Lovers, ‘Lacuna’ From Flight Out, USA BIOLOGICAL RECORDS BR-06 CD (2015) Wolfarth / Wintsch / Weber, ‘Doubtable Distinctiveness’ From Thieves Left That Behind, SWITZERLAND VETO-EXCHANGE 012 CD (2015) Jocelyn Robert, (Track […]

Panel Borders: Bruce Mutard – from The Bunker to The Sacrifice Continuing a month of shows about Australasian comics, Alex Fitch talks to Melbourne cartoonist Bruce Mutard about his career so far, from his first graphic novel The Bunker to experimental comics such as Alice in Nomansland, and working on a sequel to his World […]