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Hello GoodBye info – Saturday 28th April 2012
We are thrilled to herald the return to Hello GoodBye of the late 70′s, original post-punk pacesetters, the band that inspired indie-pop legends The Smiths & Franz Ferdinand (to name but two); The Monochrome Set.
The collective and creative efforts of founding members Bid, Leicester Square and Andy Warren can be heard bursting effortlessly – and effervescently – forth from the new LP – their first in 17 years – entitled Platinum Coils (Disque Bleu).
The dozen songs that comprise the new album each hit the giddy and wry euphoric pop heights of the groups very best work.
As 21st century Great Britain switches from analogue to digital, it is inspiring to discover that there is still something very magical broadcasting from this particular Monochrome Set.
Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com
Hello GoodBye Show info – Saturday 21st April 2012
Following on from our outside broadcast @ Home Front last Saturday (where we celebrated 10 years of broadcasting on 104.4 FM) we today return to Resonance HQ with our usual lunchtime helping of live music all served up for you by Jack Hayter and Olivia Chaney.
We will also be featuring a number of Record Store Day related gigs and releases.
Jack Hayter makes his solo return with “The Sisters Of St. Anthony” (Audio Anti Hero), a project that finds him set to release one single a month over the next twelve months.
Hayter is a unique songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who blurs the lines between his trad. folk influences and the London anxieties of Hefner with creaking fuzz, biting wit, indie-pop rhythms and lo-tech electronica.
St. Anthony is the patron saint of lost things. These songs are new and old, some lost and without a home. There is of course nothing especially new or remarkable about releasing twelve monthly singles, it’s just another way to enjoy his music. Each of the twelve singles will be available individually or as part of a low priced subscription series with exclusive subscription only material.
Plus, Olivia Chaney returns once more to the show. Classical taste with a modern ear; Olivia Chaney revives rambling boys and dark eyed sailors with her own, special touch. Expect to be moved by a virtuoso of unusual depth and passion. Her set includes unaccompanied Irish and English traditionals, and distilled arrangements of anything from 80’s pop to Renaissance opera, all coloured with Harmonium, guitar and her bold, young voice.
Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com
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Hello GoodBye playlist – Saturday 7th April 2012
Listen again: HERE
Unit – Hup Soon Heng
Design a Wave – Remedy (HG archive)
The Pheromoans – The Children of the Beatles (HG archive)
One True Dog – It’s a Delay (HG archive)
Khaos Alberto – Wizard Launch (HG archive)
Sergeant Buzfuz – Hole In The Wall (HG archive)
The Skinjobs – Money In The Bank (HG archive)
Way Through – Your Hand Hold, For I Have No More (excerpt)
Pissinboy – Six for a Fiver (LIVE SESSION)
Pissinboy – Left Temple (LIVE SESSION)
Pissinboy – You are Never There (LIVE SESSION)
Pissinboy – Gentlemen of Leisure (LIVE SESSION)
Pissinboy – She’s the One (LIVE SESSION)
Julia Holter – Try To Make Yourself a Work of Art
Pissinboy – ‘Interview’
Brickface – White Witch Hunt (James Alec Hardy’s HG archive)
James Alec Hardy – ‘Interview’
Team B – Have You Got a Pulse (James Alec Hardy’s HG archive)
James Alec Hardy – ‘Interview’
James III & B.C. – ? (James Alec Hardy’s HG archive)
Live sound engineering: Kacper Ziemianin, Leanne Bower & Joe Oldfield
Hello GoodBye listings info – Saturday 14th April 2012
We kick off at 11am this morning – an hour ahead of our usual slot at noon – as Hello GoodBye celebrates a full 10 years of broadcasting on Resonance FM with an extended two and a half hour long bumper edition live at Home Front in South London.
On-site at the gallery there will be an art installation by James Alec Hardy entitled Decadia Broadcast System, that commemorates 10 years of live radio sessions, featuring footage of countless bands who maybe didn’t last much longer than the show they performed on and others who went on to greater things!
While on-air there will also be the usual glut of live music, with contributions from Way Through, Duncan McAfee, Jessica Cahill and we’ll be on from 11am for a full two and a half hour bumper edition of HG ending at our usual cut-off point 1.30pm, so expect reminisces and a look to the future!
Tune in between 11am – NOT NOON- and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com
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Hello GoodBye Show playlist – Saturday 31st March 2012
Listen again: HERE
Our Resonance FM fundraising drive for 2012 culminated with the Pay-As-You-Go Hello GoodBye Show, where we asked our listeners to purchase air-time – at the rate of £10 per minute – for their music, ad’s etc.
We managed to raise over £800, thank you all so much for your contributions!
Much love, dB x
R.W.M. Hunt – Home and Awa
Elephant Man Walking Tours ad.
Protagonists of David Gadsdon ad.
Chips for the Poor ad.
Calling Clowns ad.
Scott ‘Chips’
Slate Islands – You Are The One
Guy J. Jackson & Robin the Fog – How To Sell 50 Orange Cassettes Without Really Being Trying
Jensen Code – Under White Satellites
Datasette – Love Will Tear Us Apart
Haruko Seki – Toccata op.111
Little Sparta – Branch Water
Jude Hagg vs. The Hand of Stabs – Old Bluster Saw The Beauty ad.
Sergeant Buzfuz – Palais Des Papes, Deserted
Automato – Punk No. 1
Trolleypark – Music For A Room And Harp
Hendrik Huthoff – The Friday Side of Sunday (LIVE SESSION) written by Jed Mowshowitz
Hendrik Huthoff – Loudmouth (LIVE SESSION) written by Jed Mowshowitz
French House – Stop The Clocks
French House – Last Post For A Doomed Youth
Dirty Viv – Space Cadet
Dirty Viv – Disappearing
Unit – Eagle
Unit - Ming Hai
Unit - The Sword of Erin
Unit - Hup Soon Heng
Live sound engineer: Kacper Ziemianin
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Late@Tate (13.04.12) + Home Front (14.04.12)
The deXter Bentley Hello GoodBye Show celebrates a decade of broadcasting on Resonance 104.4 FM with a FREE event at Tate Britain on Friday 13th April between 18.00 – 21.30 hrs.
Expect a lively night of music, performance and dance. Featuring Way Through, The Skinjobs and Sergeant Buzfuz’s Holloway Tales.
Then we continue the festivities on Saturday 14th April between 11.00 – 13.30 hrs as Hello GoodBye broadcasts live from Home Front in Herne Hill, South London for the opening of the artist James Alec Hardy’s Decadia Broadcast System exhibition, an archive of video footage shot behind the scenes at Hello GoodBye over the years and shown as a temporal monument, in the form of a totemic street sound system.
Hello GoodBye Listings info – Saturday 7th April 2012
Multi-national London based trio Pissinboy perform live in session with a selection of tunes taken from the new album ‘Emily‘.
Pissinboy’s sound is dirty and low-fi, with elements of pop, folk, garage and bored British punk.
Pissinboy’s sound is dirty and low-fi, with elements of pop, folk, garage and bored British punk.
Also, in celebration of 10 Years of The deXter Bentley Hello GoodBye Show the artist & filmaker James Alec Hardy visits the studio to discuss his ‘Decadia Broadcast System’ exhibition taking place at the Home Front gallery in Herne Hill, South London from Saturday 14th April until the end of the month.
Decadia Broadcast System is an archive of video footage shot behind the scenes at Hello GoodBye over the years and shown as a temporal monument, in the form of a totemic street sound system.
NB* On Saturday 14th April Hello GoodBye will broadcast live from Home Front, as part of the opening event of the exhibition, and further celebration of a decade of broadcasting.
Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com
Hello GoodBye Show listings info – Saturday 31st March 2012
The Pay-As-You-Go Hello GoodBye Show 2012
In conjunction with Resonance FM’s current fundraising drive we have sold off a huge chunk of prime-time / air-time at the affordable sum of £10 per minute, helping to raise over £600 for the station.
Todays broadcast will feature a variety of songs, adverts and soundscapes all paid for and contributed by our listeners.
Thank you so much for your generous support!
Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com
Hello GoodBye Show playlist – Saturday 24th March 2012
Listen again: HERE
Acolytes – Syncopated Sleep
Booze – Mescal Talking (LIVE SESSION)
Booze – Negative Inversion (LIVE SESSION)
Booze – The Last Straw (LIVE SESSION)
Booze – Rhubarb (LIVE SESSION)
Action Beat – Tay
Booze – ’Interview’
White Heels - No Game To Play
23 Skidoo – Coup
Nash The Slash – Blind Windows
No Frills Band – Pipe On The Hob / Hag On The Churn
deXter Bentley – (Looking For A Sign For The) Guggenheim
Teta Mona – Down By The River (HG Archive)
One Unique Signal – Jaded (LIVE SESSION)
One Unique Signal – Hey Alchemist (LIVE SESSION)
One Unique Signal – Dismemberment (LIVE SESSION)
One Unique Signal – Gora (LIVE SESSION)
Gunslingers – Into The Garage
One Unique Signal – ’Interview’
Live sound engineers: Kacper Ziemianin, Leanne Bower & Tom Kemp
Hello GoodBye Show info – Saturday 24th March 2012
Performing live in session on the show this afternoon we have both Booze and One Unique Signal.
Booze: A supergroup no less of Demian Castellenos of previous guests on the Hello GoodBye Show, The Oscillation and Milo Smee of psychedelic space orchestra Chrome Hoof, who paired up to form the wonderfully named Booze to record their sparse, bass-driven debut LP 1/2 for All Time Low Recordings while on break from their main projects. The music is hypnotic and minimal and has just been taken out of the studio for their first live tour. One Unique Signal: Making their live debut on Resonance FM, One Unique Signal have been wowing the kids with their guitar noise attack for a couple of years now. With an album and EP to their name, they are repetitive, loud and well strung out, or as described by head Head Julian Cope: "the many headed mole that is One Unique Signal wears a German helmet surmounted by an all-weather arc light, kevlar’n’steel shoulder epaulets and close fitting drainage boots, his weapon-of-choice is the archaic-but-reliable Binson Echoplex, his totem is the gatefold inner of ON YOUR FEET OR ON YOUR KNEES (molto guitars’n’loco drone), and his sparse Inner Soundtrack appears to have been informed by a simply repeated diet of HALL OF THE MOUNTAIN GRILL-period Hawkwind, the aforemenched Loop and plenny plenny Spacemen Three." --- Julian Cope, Head Heritage Album of the Month
And in conjunction with Resonance FM’s current fundraising drive the Hello GoodBye Show is selling off a show minute by minute – at the rate of £10 per minute!Use the time to promote your band/cause/political views/small business/megaglobal corporation. Email us at: dexterbentley@hotmail.com to find out how to buy time on our ‘Pay-As-You-Go Hello GoodBye Show 2012′ (scheduled for broadcast on Saturday 31st March between noon and 1.30pm)
Last year we sold all 90 minutes and a bit more (we went over into the next week’s show) making just over £900 for Resonance FM, let’s see if we can beat that this year!
Tune in between noon and 1.30pm on 104.4 FM in Central London or on-line via: www.resonancefm.com
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Tagged booze, Demian Castellenos, milo smee, one unique signal
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