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Artists you may have heard.

Sir Frederick Chook — Tue, 31 Oct 2006 17:58:28 +0000

While your pleasantly-groomed editor might be off the airwaves for the time being, there is still music to be heard, and, if you have an Internet, here are some of the places you can hear it! You may recognise these names from past wireless broadcasts – we do so hope you enjoyed them.

Andrew Bird

Arcade Fire

Cinema Strange

Clare Fader & The Vaudevillains

Katzenjammer Kabarett

The Raga Dolls Salon Orchestra

Playlist for Highly Enjoyable Wireless Entertainment Hours, 24th of October

Sir Frederick Chook — Tue, 24 Oct 2006 08:33:49 +0000

The ultimate and final Highly Enjoyable Wireless Entertainment Hours! In recognition of the end of an era, every song this week is about the end of the world.

Ms Jill Tracy – Doomsday Serenade
Conflict – You Cannot Win
Firewater – Dark Days Indeed
Doctors of Madness – Kiss Goodbye Tomorrow
OutKast – Synthesizer
Legendary Pink Dots – Black Zone
Mr Jason Webley – Dance While The Sky Crashes Down
Mr Tom Waits – Earth Died Screaming
Dead Kennedys – Kill The Poor
Flanders & Swann – Twenty Tonnes of TNT
Evil Horde – Hangarmageddon (Doom E1M1 Remix)
The Seatbelts – Open 24 Hours
The Cure – A Strange Day
Ms Patti Smith – Don’t Say Nothing
Crass – Birth Control ‘n’ Rock ‘n’ Roll
Katzenjammer Kabarett – Broken Dolls
Mr William S. Burroughs – Apocalypse
The Clash – London Calling
The Adverts – Back From The Dead
The Dresden Dolls – War Pigs
Muse – Take a Bow
Mr Nitin Sawhney – Street Guru, Pt 2
Mr Andrew Bird – Tables and Chairs
Rasputina – Doomsday Averted
Mr Jeff Wayne – Dead London

CONSIDER AN APOCALYPTIC STATEMENT

Sir Frederick Chook — Sat, 21 Oct 2006 14:58:15 +0000

After two years of boundlessly popular Baroque Punk, Sir Frederick Chook’s Highly Enjoyable Wireless Entertainment Hours is coming to an end. This is due, alas, to the cessation of broadcasting at SubFM following the student union’s right to collect funds from the student body being abolished by the Liberal Party government’s recent Higher Education Support Amendment (Abolition of Compulsory Up-front Student Union Fees) Bill. It’s not the end of the world, certainly, but this Tuesday, pretend it is anyway and tune in to the Apocalypse Party, with two hours of Highly Enjoyable songs about armageddon and nothing but armageddon! Click below for details.

Playlist for Highly Enjoyable Wireless Entertainment Hours, 17th of October

Sir Frederick Chook — Tue, 17 Oct 2006 06:00:17 +0000

Mr Tom Waits – Alice
Sleater-Kinney – Dig Me Out
The Dresden Dolls – Modern Moonlight
The Adverts – Male Assault
Mr Stevie Wonder – Superstition
Firewater – The Circus
Ms Amanda Palmer – I Don’t Care Much
The Jam – Start!
Katzenjammer Kabarett – Lies Suck Not
The Arcade Fire – Haiti
Hot Club Swing – In A Sentimental Mood
Mr Thomas Dolby – Commercial Breakup
The Clash – One More Time
The Upper Crust – Opera Glass
Mr David Bowie – We Prick You
Against Me! – Searching For A Former Clarity
The Kinks – Underneath The Neon Sign
Rasputina – Saline
Mr Andrew Bird – Tables and Chairs
The Zen Hussies – Bouffant Baby Love
The Red Rose Girls – Bear Creek
Rosin Coven – Never Trust A Captive
Flogging Molly – Life In Tenement Square
Gogol Bordello – Underdog World Strike
Mr Jason Webley – Russian Birthday Song
Mr Klaus Nomi – You Don’t Own Me
Mr Thomas Truax – Lunar Tic
Mr Rex Harrison – Why Can’t The English
Nouvelle Vague – A Forest
The Pogues – Misty Morning, Albert Bridge
Ms Clare Fader – Isle of Summer