CiTR -- More Than Human

Like a top score in darts MTH has reached the 180th edition - celebrate with new tracks by Mr Fingers, eMMplekz, Bwana; a preview of the forthcoming MoogFest; other just as exciting live opportunities; dancing; chin-stroking; and much more. Treble twenties.

We have a reasonably upbeat show for you tonight to celebrate the clocks changing and more daylight for everyone.
Tunes from Hove, Solar Bears, Robert T, 2 remixes by Pye Corner Audio plus an interview with Black Phillip. Cloven.

On tonight's show we’ve got brand new offerings from A Year in The Country, Hove, Bill Converse; some very creepy library music; gig news; and a great big thank you. Grateful.

A special Fundrive edition of More Than Human featuring top tunes from Moomin, Powell, Venetian Snares, D. Tiffany and many more. Plus a chance to grab test pressings of the new vinyl releases by Pye Corner Audio and Boreal Network when you donate to the CiTR 2016 Fundrive. Philanthropic.

On tonight’s stuffed edition of More Than Human top tunes from Bill Converse, French Pretzel, Cavern of Anti Matter, & Boreal Network; the usual chat about gigs and events; and even some occult experimentation. Brobdingnagian

On tonight's 2-hour special edition I'm joined in the studio by Executive Producer Matthew Griffiths and we play a whole slew of top tunes from the bleeding edge of electronic music. Or something. Lovely.

On tonight’s show part 3 of an HP Lovecraft short story, 2 new remixes from the latest Lutine album and an offering from Anna Homler and Steve Moshier about their friend the Breadwoman. Numerical.

On tonight’s rather upbeat collection new tracks from Assembled Minds, Surgeon and Pinch, part one of a short story, a few events around the city and lots more. Chipper.

Tonight on More Than Human it's hello to new tracks from Khotin, LNS, and Yves De Mey, goodbye to the first Danish composer of electronic music and a look at upcoming gigs. Weird and dark, happy and house-y and everything in-between.

This week we’re going to do something a bit different - because for the majority of the next 60 minutes I'll be playing the electronic music of just one artist; digging deep to find abandoned soundtracks, album out-takes, remixes, even music from a Sake commercial - from the one and only David Bowie.