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Terminal Beach

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Terminal Beach is an experimental radio show that we began on Radio Blackout (Turin) in 2005, following which it went nomad. It presents and traverses a broad range of cutting-edge music of all genres both new and old, as well as experimenting with the radio format through deterritorialized mixes and themed programmes. Broadcasting intermittently from numerous stations including Resonance fm - London, ARTE Radio - Paris, Radio Libertaire / Epsilonia - Paris, Radio Blackout - Turin, Radio Rietveld - Amsterdam, Radio Comunitaria - Palermo, Radio Bal - Paris, P-node - Mulhouse... At the end of 20...

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E07 - Soul Borders (Graeme Thomson & Silvia Maglioni) 09.02.2021 1:31:59

Music for a porous and permeable planet from Madagascar to Uzbekistan, Syria to Laos, Algeria to Southern China...

E06 - Tu n'as rien vu / Pt. 2 (Graeme Thomson & Silvia Maglioni) 26.01.2021 1:32:34

Second instalment of our exploration of film music, redreaming cinema in search of images of a film to come.

E05 - Tu n'as rien vu / Pt.1 (Graeme Thomson & Silvia Maglioni) 18.01.2021 1:32:51

"Tu n'as rien vu" begins a short series of programmes where we invite listeners to redream and re-envision with us some of our favourite pieces of film music, in search of images of a film to come...

E04 - Endlessly Pulling You Into the Future / Pt.2 (Graeme Thomson & Silvia Maglioni) 06.01.2021 1:32:37

The second part of our overview of some of the most singular musical moments of 2020.

E03 - Endlessly Pulling You Into the Future / Pt. 1 (Graeme Thomson & Silvia Maglioni) 06.01.2021 1:31:36

An overview of some of the most singular musical moments of 2020.

E02 - Wide Open Wanting (Graeme Thomson & Silvia Maglioni) 01.12.2020 1:30:01

A steal away from lockdown across far-ranging terrains and horizons of sonic desire, from motorway lay-bys to interstellar wastes.

E01 - The Incremental Traveller (Graeme Thomson & Silvia Maglioni) 10.11.2020 1:30:22

In this episode of Terminal Beach, which we dedicate to William Blake and Henri Bergson, we play a set of short tracks beginning from 0 seconds in length with each successive track incrementing in duration by 1 second.