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[PODCAST DUE LATER, FOR NOW, FIND THIS EPISODE AT https://www.mixcloud.com/xhm/xhm-559-each-like-is-validation-2021-may-31/]Laurel Halo scored the 2018 experimental documentary Possessed, which came out as a soundtrack last year, so this week profiles this wild electronic composer. We also talk Laurie Anderson, the Beats in Space radio show and eulogize Yoshi Wada and Franco Battiato. 1. Laurie Anderson: Big Science (Big Science, 1982) Warner Bros 2. Loscil: Lines (Faults, Coasts, Lines, 2020) self-released 3. Tornado Wallace: Desperate Pleasures (BIS: 001-020, 2016) Beats in Space 4. Anna: Sy...

CinemaBlend Based on the hit Wondery podcast, Peacock's Dr. Death is a promising new limited series that's inspired by the disturbing rise and fall of Dr. Christopher Duntsch, a once-promising rising surgeon with a body count and some potentially dangerous intentions. It might give a whole new meaning to the term "sawbones." Starring Joshua Jackson as our devious doctor, along with Alec Baldwin, Christian Slater, and AnnaSophia Robb in prominent supporting turns, Dr. Death is one of the latest attempts to bridge the gap between popular podcasts and prestigious television. If it works, it co...

Woolwich A new short story set in Woolwich and written by a local writer has been released as a podcast today. Woolwich has been honoured as the setting and inspiration of a new podcast story, written by a local writer. Poet and novelist Merrie Joy Williams said she wanted to honour her memories of the place, the 'quaint tea shops, cinemas and department stores, the arsenal and the frankness of the people. 'But also their hopes for new developments, like Crossrail and the emerging, burgeoning arts scene.' In Between Days is one of seven new works of fiction commissioned for Historic...

Rose Matafeo: The 10 songs that changed my life Comedian Rose Matafeo guides us through the music that changed her life – from Elvis Presley to the Bee Gees to, er, Crazy Frog… Words: Luke Morton As a teenager, Rose Matafeo was banned from a Franz Ferdinand forum for saying she wanted to marry frontman Alex Kapranos. A bit of an overreaction, we feel, but it did nothing to dampen the New Zealand comedian’s love of music or her quest to find The One. In fact, this act of teenage lust is just one many instances dissected in Rose’s brilliant new show Horndog, in which she deconstr...