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Bedroom Features

Tonight's mix is done from: The Bedroom-Studio! Heard of it?

I don't think you'd notice, except that there's no talking. Building blocks, track by track.

Some great content. One of my all time favourites tracks near the end. Enjoy the journey, don't ask for a playlist.

From midnight until 1am Chris Weaver has organised something.  He won't tell me what it is, except that currently he's working on a massive project for 800 auto synths, naturally he's told no one about it really, except that it will be performed live in Scotland in the great outdoors as part of a ResonanceFM 2012 mega Olympic project.  Leaves it to me. Call me mouth. We'll probably hear about it first on the BBC, but watch this space, in case I can get more info.

Sat 5th March - Up and Beat

Sensing the coming spring, it's and beat from here on in. Followed by a live solo by Chris Weaver, in advance of the many collaborations he's planned.



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Tonight's Free Lab Radio Saturday January 22nd

11-midnight Funky bleep-blop from Brazil, Jean Jacques Perry, 8 bit chip disco and intensely-processed 80s sounds for the new hacker generation from Fari B

midnight--1am Follow up to last week's No-Input Special. Please see the track list below.



"II" from Gravity Maps II by Carl Kruger (available from http://www.archive.org/details/MTR-007)

"no-input mixer for Classwar Karaoke Survey 0013" by Hal McGee (available from http://www.archive.org/details/HalMcGeenoinputmixerforClasswarKaraokeSurvey0013)

"Scale" from No-Input Mixer by Federico Barabino (available from http://tecnonucleo.org/index.php?page=release&release=25)

"Industry For a New Age" from Feedback Music II by David Lee Myers (Cassette Release on Generations Unlimited)

Free Lab Radio is an audio experiment from one week to the next - dance, speech, live broadcasts on location and in the studio - Free Lab Radio takes you places from the comfort of your living room chair.


Tonight's Free Lab Radio brings you two sets, a dance and experimental beats orientated set from Fari B, introducing a premier from a new EP by Tanya Auclair - Thrum (pictured) left.

Sounds from Chile, USA, UK, Germany and Croatia.

The second half of the show is Christopher Weaver's free long form electronica set, beginning with David Tudor's "Pulsers" 1976.

Exit Special and Chris Weaver Solo

Following on from our visit to Serbia, Free Lab Radio brings you a mix from the best artists that played the Exit festival 2010. We also hear from one of the organisers about the festival's unique NGO status and how it all started.

Christopher Weaver brings more solo sultronics to the airwaves, as he contemplates the empty space of Sunday morning after the arc of Fari B's dance orientated Sat night set.

Look out for Fari at the London Mela on 8th August 2010 in Gunnersbury Park where she is once again commissioned for a mela-special composition with tabla and VJ.

EXIT - Serbia! Plus a huge version of Variation For Room Tones and Speakers....


Fari B is leaving for a DJ set at Exit Festival, Serbia to play Iranian 1970s funk disco. We celebrate with a premidnight foray into ethno electro, a genre Fari regales in (and has probably pioneered - check it)

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A bigger, better version of our broadcast after midnight on the first ever Free Lab Radio show - the rooms at Resonance104.4FM begin to resonate and give off the right frequencies to make your slipping into Sunday a harmonious and pleasant trip, as Oscillatorial Binnage reveal the sonic scale of each room live on air.