THE RADIO IS HAUNTED. THE GHOSTS HAVE THEIR OWN PROGRAMMING SLOT.
FMPU — 100% Underground Somewhere in London, while the civilized world was busy feeding its remaining brain cells into algorithms, Resonance FM was broadcasting ghosts. Not the bedsheet variety, mind you, but something considerably more interesting: the electronic remains of forgotten music, orphaned frequencies, neglected pop records and sounds that apparently escaped the garbage disposal of cultural history. On November 3, the experimental station aired Discrepancies , presented by Gonçalo F. Cardoso, a program trafficking in outsider electronics, folk fragments, accidental hymns and the strange afterlife of recorded sound. Elsewhere on the schedule, The Hello Goodbye Show featured Mute Frequencies, an experimental duo exploring inaudible sound and electromagnetic transmission, alongside electronic-pop outfit Digital Roses. This is not your grandfather's radio, although your grandfather's malfunctioning shortwave receiver might recognize a distant relative. ...