Russell's Slow Sunday picks from 2018. Includes the likes of Nick Cave, Alex Cameron, The Style Council and Tom Waits. Show more

Chris presents the show from the neo-Gothic architectural masterpiece that is The John Rylands Library in Manchester, with the Head of Special Collections there, John Hodgson. Show more

Mark plays a selection of laid back tunes for Slow Sunday and chat to singer-songwriter Hannah Peel, who also provides a special guest mix. Show more

Singer-songwriter Hannah Peel is Mark's special guest. Hannah, who is known for her own atmospheric songs and compositions, puts together a unique mix. Show more

Mark plays a selection of laid back tunes for Slow Sunday. Show more

As the clocks go back Cerys plays with time. And we go stargazing with author of The Sky Atlas - Edward Brooke-Hitching. Show more

Another chance to enjoy Russell Crowe with another hour of tracks to celebrate Slow Sunday. Expect tracks from The Church, Kevin Morby and Bobby Bland. Show more

Elbow frontman and workshy fop Guy Garvey presents the show from his bed - and you can't get slower than that. Show more

Amy celebrates the end of Daylight Saving Time (and an extra hour in bed) by shining a light on the more soporific releases of recent weeks.

As part of Slow Sunday on 6 Music. Show more

Make the most of that extra hour as Tom and the Now Playing team curate a playlist full of 'me time' songs - music to relax and unwind to.

Stuart Maconie presents a slow motion soundtrack to your Sunday evening with beautiful, blissful and beatific sounds for 6 Music’s Slow Sunday. Show more

For 6 Music's Slow Sunday, the Don presents two hours of classic and contemporary dub - perfect for relaxation and reflection.

Elbow frontman and workshy fop Guy Garvey presents the show from his bed - and you can't get slower than that. Show more

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

Michael Chapman in concert in 1976, plus a session recorded by the Wonder Stuff on this date (28th October) in 1987, Strike the Colours (30/9/2009) and the Voidz (5/11/2018). Show more

Murray Lachlan Young examines the craft of writing lyrics, exploring the trinity of verse chorus and middle eight, the tyranny of melody and the power of economy of words. Show more