Amazing music to wake up to. Chris plays a mix of the best new music and surprise album tracks. He plays a Worksong for early morning grafters and poses his Big Question.
Shaun Keaveny has a world-exclusive first play of unheard David Bowie material, plus Earworms and music from The Afghan Whigs, Sam and Dave, and Honeyblood. Show more
The writer of dystopian drama 'Black Mirror' talks about the upcoming third series, with six new episodes arriving on 21st October. Show more
Mary Anne Hobbs sits in for Radcliffe and Maconie and is joined by Norwegian singer Jenny Hval. Show more
Steve Lamacq has the details of Venues Day 2016 at London's Roundhouse, a celebration of music venues around the country and in-depth look at the issues facing them. Show more
Classic and cutting-edge tracks. Show more
Gideon Coe has sessions from Grinderman, Superchunk, The Bodines, The Feral Cats and The Lobster Boat Band. Plus Squeeze in concert from 1981. Show more
Tom Ravenscroft curates an hour of his favourite new music.
Paul Gambaccini concludes his story of the Philadelphia music scene with a look at Philly Soul - Gamble, Huff and Bell and the emergence of the Philadelphia International label. Show more
David Quantick continues his look at the LP by examining album artwork, the arrival of rock 'n' roll and the Beatles, and some of the artistic triumphs and excesses of the format. Show more
Chris Hawkins presents The Mock Turtles at Manchester Academy in 1991, plus BBC sessions from Girls Against Boys and The Bees. Show more
Chris Hawkins plays back-to-back music plus exclusive BBC sessions. Show more
