An opportunity to hear the best from the past, with old school-Onions and unexpectedly gorgeous music adding to the perfect listening landscape.

Doing what it says on the tin, with this episode from 2019.

With Bill Lawrance and Adrian Coen

Adrian travels back to 1988, with an Inter Rail ticket but

Curated and narrated by Adrian Coen

Martin travels back to 1971, to meet himself listening to ‘Never Never Land’ by PINK FAIRIES.

Curated and narrated by Martin Newell, musician, poet, writer- and all too briefly, President of The People’s Republic of Wivenhoe.

hear the onions like you have never heard before. A spectacular rewind from a long time ago...

with Bill Lawrance & Adrian Coen

Adrian travels back in time to meet up with himself in 2016.

Featuring the eponymous debut album by case/lang/veirs

with Adrian Coen

Adrian travels back in time to meet up with himself in 2007.

Featuring the album The Reminder by Feist.

with Adrian Coen.

10 Years and 10 songs, 1991-2000 – a second decade of highly personal choices from SUE BEER, progressive businesswoman and ex-prototype punk.

A decade marked out in music, one year and one song at a time, with songs that strongly remind us of that year and provide a map of our lives.

Welcoming, engaging and intimate later evening conversation and music, from Box 39 RED BUTTON.

With Sue Beer.

10 Years and 10 songs, 1991-2000 – a second decade of highly personal choices from SUE BEER, progressive businesswoman and ex-prototype punk.

A decade marked out in music, one year and one song at a time, with songs that strongly remind us of that year and provide a map of our lives.

Welcoming, engaging and intimate later evening conversation and music, from Box 39 RED BUTTON.

With Sue Beer

‘Music in Colours’ by Stephen Duffy is a sublime collection of shimmeringly melodic pop songs adorned with all kinds of extra layers and resonances. It was also the soundtrack to Adrian’s year-long honeymoon that moved around the world, from Indonesia to Japan to the UK and elsewhere.

with Adrian Coen

‘The Libertines’ by The Libertines was an evocative, original and flawed musical album that burned so briefly in the music heavens in 2004, when the Millenium and British pop were still almost important .  It was also one of Bill’s favourite albums. Why did he like it?  How did it make him feel?  And what was going on in the world around him?

with Bill Lawrance