CiTR -- More Than Human

A particularly throaty performance from your host this week - enhanced by some excellent tunes from Sarah Davachi, Feingold, Tornado Wallace and many others. We also experienced a dimensional shift which was slightly unnerving. Cern.

A little dazed and confused (I blame Sarah Davachi's excellent gig on Friday night) but a strong selection of top tunes this week including new offerings from Steve Moore, Pearson Sound, Orlando Volcano and Ata Kak. Soul soothing.

It's the More Than Human 2015 Fundrive edition - top tunes and full-throttled pitching! Call 604 822 8648 and give some cash - Thanks!

A game of two halves - bangers from the Friendly Chemist, NHK and Nathan Fake, reflective meditations by Laraaji and Alessandro Cortini and lots of sonic shading in between. Plus gig-guide, fundrive 2015 and a brand new MTH club night. Oscar award-winning stuff.

A show of exclusives - previews of the new Jon Brooks LP, an edit of a live Passenger session, plus offerings from Loscil, Antoni Maiovvi, Untold and lots more. Caffeinated.

On tonight’s show we'll be sampling the new Aphex Twin 12”; previewing some new releases from Skee Mask, Delroy Edwards and Untold; highlighting some forthcoming gigs; and saying goodbye to Tangerine Dream’s Edgar Froese. Tears. Laughter. Curtain.

A rather bouncy affair to celebrate the coming week of wonders - new crackers from Hashman Deejay, Golden Donna, new age ambient from Emerald Web, plus Plaid, Andy Stott, even a bit of Abba. Blimey. End of the world.

A 2 hour special for CiTR's 24 Hours of Radio Art Marathon featuring a strange journey into the farther reaches of ambient, poetry, collage, dub, art-rock , experimental and much much more. Slightly intense.

MTH 126 was by turns spacey, elegiac, house-y, poppy. And that was just me. Top turns from Jane Weaver, Emerald Web, Afrikan Sciences, The Friendly Chemist and many more. Zoom.

First edition of More Than Human for 2015 and we're off to a cracking start with a new Caribou remix by Carl Craig, some 1080p exclusives, gig guide, the overuse of the word 'fantastic' and even some 1970's Open University sounds. Fantastic.