Welcome to the last episode, of the first season, of Film on the Radio! This week we’re going to do something a little bit different and cover the work of an artist over many different films, instead of just a single film. I’ve been working really hard this season to highlight female musicians in soundtrack and film scoring… and one of the most successful is our very own, Sia Furler. With contributions to over 25 film soundtracks it was a difficult task whittling down her substantial catalogue. And, of course, no discussion about screen music and Sia can be complete without the Six Feet Under finale. Thanks for listening and tell your friends about this show!

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Join us for the challenging, inspiring and unusual score to the Matthew Barney art-film Drawing Restraint 9. Composed by his then wife Bjork, it features incredible instrumentation with harpsichord, crotales, glockenspiel and the ancient Japanese instrument the sho.

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San Junipero is Black Mirror’s most upbeat episode – it also centres a lesbian love story across multiple decades, not something that happens in television! #buryyourgays. A rare bird with an (unofficial) soundtrack as robust as it’s score, join us as we dive deep on its 80’s amazingness and futuristic synth score.

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Join us for a discussion of Jonathan Glazer’s 2013 feminist masterpiece – Under the Skin. We talk the significant under representation of women in scoring and composing in general. This was composer Mica Levi’s first score (at the ripe age of 22) and she has gone onto a successful, and lauded, career. This episode is full of SPOILERS so if you haven’t seen the film please watch before listening.

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Bring in the new year with the disco tunes of the Boogie Nights soundtrack. There’s plenty to discuss surrounding the creation of this iconic film – another soundtrack supervised by Karyn Rachtman. Put on your boogie shoes and your 12″ prosthetic penis and dance the night away.

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Christmas! Do you give up? Or are you thirsty for more? In case its passed you by it’s Christmas Eve and I, even I – the anti-capitalist, kind of Marxist bah-humbug Grinch couldn’t resist the challenge of finding something Christmassy to play so.. dear listener… tonight is Home Alone! AHHHH – part score, part soundtrack by the granddaddy of modern scoring John Williams. Keep the change you filthy animals!

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In this episode we discuss the sublime score to the 2018 film Phantom Thread – Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood’s modern day classical music masterpiece.

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On our first episode we discuss the iconic soundtrack to the 1994 film Reality Bites, with an interview with the cast and crew for the 25 year anniversary screening at the Tribecca Film Festival. There is also a live version of Lisa Loeb’s Stay and lots interesting info about the soundtracks construction, and competition, for certain songs.

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