Sunday songs, 6 Music style, including tracks from our Classic Album Of The Weekend, Cast's debut, All Change, released in 1995.

Heloise Letissier AKA Christine and the Queens shares her First, Last and Everything. Show more

Author Neal Heard talks about The Football Shirts Book and Blick Bassy joins Cerys to discuss his music. Show more

Mark Savage explores how video game music is written; and why “death music” is the dark art of gaming. Show more

Cillian Murphy shares his passion for music by taking you through his collection. As Peaky Blinders returns to BBC One, Cillian serves up tracks from Nina Simone, Yak and Low. Show more

Amy Lamé presents a statistically themed show to mark the anniversary of the first official census of England and Wales. Expect tracks by Kraftwerk, Blur, Feist and Stats. Show more

Following the sad passing of Keith Flint, Now Playing presents a listener led playlist featuring some of his best moments as well as music from bands and scenes he influenced.

A bleak and powerful curveball record from Bill Fay, previously known for his sunshine orchestral pop. Contemporary harpist Mary Lattimore and 1960s Italian she-pop. Show more

As well as blending his favourite new music with selections from around the world, Don selects a Crucial Vinyl album. This week it's by Vampire Weekend. Show more

Cillian Murphy shares his passion for music by taking you through his collection. As Peaky Blinders returns to BBC One, Cillian serves up tracks from Nina Simone, Yak and Low. Show more

Tom Robinson presents a mixtape of his personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing.

Portishead at Glastonbury in 1998, plus a session recorded by Frightened Rabbit on 11 March 2010 and one by Idiot Dancers from 14 May 1980. Show more

Stuart Grundy tells the fascinating story of Stevie Wonder. Show more