Three Minute Epiphany

We look ahead to Delia Derbyshire Day 2019 with event organiser Caro C. Delia Derbyshire Day is a Manchester-based organisation, which pays homage to Delia Derbyshire. The organisation's work is centred around the Delia Derbyshire Archive which is held at John Rylands Library in Manchester city centre.

A popular event in the cultural calendar, this year's Delia Derbyshire Day incorporates the Electric Storm 50 project, which honours the 50th anniversary of the album 'An Electric Storm' by White Noise, a trio made of up David Vorhaus, BBC Radiophonic workshop member Brian Hodgson and Delia Derbyshire.

Best known for her realisation of Ron Grainer's original Dr Who theme in 1963, which is widely recognised as an iconic piece of early electronic music. Delia also produced music and sound for radio, theatre, film and even fashion shows.

He has released seven albums over the years and shows no sign of slowing at 75.

The BAFTA award-winning composer talks about creating music for video games.

Robert Gordon McHarg III is a curator of the exhibition - The Clash: London Calling at the Museum of London. The exhibition features a huge collection of items from The Clash's personal archive including photographs, notes, clothing and one broken Fender Precision Bass.

We catch up with experimental artist and producer, The Haxan Cloak better known to friends and family as Bobby Krlic. Bobby recently scored the music for Ari Aster's folk horror film, Midsommar. Known for his dark, intense and at times downright terrifying music, Bobby chats about creating atmosphere with music. He also speaks about the influence that his new hometown of LA has had on his sound and the importance of Jelly in his early musical explorations. Bobby also discusses his role as a producer with artists such as Goldfrapp and Father John Misty.

The grime MC, rapper and songwriter on the power of positive attitude.

Miles Davis’ drummer and nephew Vince Wilburn Jr discusses his uncle's legacy.

Celebrate Black History Month with rapper, producer and writer Testament.

We explore the Heavy Metal music scene in India with Sitar Metal. Sitar Metal are the world's first (and possibly only) sitar metal band. As in they shred hard on sitars. After making waves in the home country, the band came to our attention and we want to know more. We caught up with band leader Rishabh Seen to ask what the scene is like in their home town, who their biggest influences are and the history of metal in India.

Tru Thoughts was established in Brighton in 1999 by Robert Luis and Paul Jonas. The label began life as a way for Robert and Paul to showcase the exciting music being produced by the regular guests at their Brighton club nights, After a slew of 12inch releases, they dropped their first album, which was the debut LP from Bonobo and the rest as they say, is history. 20 years later, the label is still independent and still being run from the seaside splendour of Brighton.