Presenting Hearspool 25, Knock Knock, the latest in a series of radiophonic experiments from Momus. Direct link to mp3 here. List of previous Hearspools here.

The new Hearspool is called Aspects of the Night. Revisit previous Hearspools here.

We proudly present Hearspool 23: Walkaway. Experimental radio collage from Momus, also available as an mp3. Previous Hearspools available here.

The new Hearspool (Hearspool 22) is Half-Baked Lazarus (mp3, 60 minutes).

Hearspool 21: My Secret Deeds (mp3 file, 60 mins). Previous Hearspools can be heard here.

Hearspool 20: Coco Chanel (mp3, 60 mins.)

Back in 2013 I made a series of 18 experimental radio collages for BasicFM entitled Hearspool. Although BasicFM no longer exists, I thought I’d make a new

Hearspool 1: George Apollo

Hearspool 18: A Weeping Willow is the latest hourlong experimental radio production from Momus, broadcast on Basic.FM and available here as an mp3.

In it you hear spiritual guru Eckhart Tolle, Howard Devoto, my mother Jo Currie reading Saint Augustine, excerpts from ghost films The Innocents (Jack Clayton) and Whistle And I’ll Come To You (Jonathan Miller), an improvised story I made in 1993, the folksongs of Rambling Syd Rumpo (performed by Kenneth Williams, written by Marty Feldman and Barry Took), some swirls of Georges Auric, an art critic talking about Joseph Beuys, and an extract from A Case For Doctor Morelle, a 1950s radio series.'

Previous Hearspools:

Hearspool 1: George Apollo

Hearspool 17: The Overman is the latest hourlong experimental radio production from Momus, broadcast on Basic.FM and available here as an mp3.

Hearspool 16: A Hewed Man is the latest hourlong experimental radio production from Momus, broadcast on Basic.FM and available here as an mp3. In this episode we hear Miju Lee drawing, Christopher Tolkien talking about his father, Professor Eric Hawkins talking about Lorca and Nazi Germany, Sun Ra talking about not being human, excerpts from Pinter’s The Lover and Chesterton’s The Club of Queer Trades, vocabulary from a 1940s documentary about the English language, and music from Satie, Duane Pitre, Delaware, Joe Hisaishi and David Sylvian.

Hearspool 1: George Apollo