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Volume 3 features tracks from Nick Cave, Carly Simon, Julia Holter and more.
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Lauren Laverne curates an hour of her favourite new releases.
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Tom Ravenscroft curates an hour of his favourite new music.
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Beautiful new music of every texture, colour and origin.
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Steve Lamacq curates an hour of his favourite new music.
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The resident is Deena Abdelwahed and the guest mix comes from DJ Krust.
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Adventurous sounds from the Middle East and the Mediterranean.
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01:00
Miranda Sawyer chats to director Melina Matsoukas.
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01:00
Director Todd Haynes joins Miranda Sawyer.
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01:00
Miranda Sawyer interviews Maxine Peake.
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01:00
Miranda Sawyer interviews Asif Kapadia at the 6 Music Festival in Camden.
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01:30
The guest mix comes from drum & bass legend DJ Krust.
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01:00
Tom Robinson presents a mixtape of his personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing.
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02:00
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02:00
Alison has a strong reaction to Rook to TN34, a spoken word album by the duo eMMplekz.
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02:30
John prefers the second half of Out of Sight by the former Minneapolis rock band, Falling.
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02:00
Pulp, The Prodigy, Missy Elliott and more for the ultimate 90s high
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02:30
Ruby Turner tells story of the guitar-playing gospel singer, Sister Rosetta Tharpe.
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02:00
Tracks from Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam, DJ Shadow and more
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Ruby Turner tells story of the guitar-playing gospel singer, Sister Rosetta Tharpe.
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02:00
Overnight BBC Sounds Mixes
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02:00
A handpicked mix of 00s treasure featuring Radiohead, Nick Cave and The Maccabees
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02:30
Marc Riley introduces archive interviews with Tina Turner and Captain Beefheart.
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02:00
Techno gods 808 State live from 1993. Glow sticks optional.
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02:00
6 Music Recommends... the New Music Playlist in one handy bite size programme.
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03:00
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Malcolm McLaren shares his observations, memories and stories about London.
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03:00
Noah and the Whale at Glastonbury in 2009, plus sessions by Bob, and Sergio Mendes.
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03:00
Frampton's Camel in concert in 1972, plus Emily Barker & the Red Clay Halo and Obi.
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03:00
The Kinks in concert in 1973, plus sessions by the Fallen Leaves and Aldous Harding.
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03:00
1/4 Steve Lamacq presents an in-depth profile of the influential band.
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03:00
3/4 Steve Lamacq presents an in-depth profile of the influential band. First broadcast in 2003
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With film director Noah Baumbach
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Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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04:00
Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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04:00
Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music.
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2/4 Steve Lamacq presents an in-depth profile of the influential band. First broadcast in 2003
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4/4 Steve Lamacq concludes his profile of the influential band. First broadcast in 2003.
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Romy from The xx tells us about her favourite space - her spare room AKA her home studio.
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Your chance to vote on a 'Lost Love' - text us on 64046 or tweet @BBC6Music.
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The feature with no name returns, can you hear your name in a well-known song?
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Your chance to vote on a 'Lost Love' - text us on 64046 or tweet @BBC6Music.
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05:00
Chris takes on another awesome segue at 6:30... but will he succeed? You decide.
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ESG - Come Away With ESG (1983) is Chris' Classic Album of the Weekend.
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ESG - Come Away With ESG (1983) is Chris' Classic Album of the Weekend.
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06:00
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07:00
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Anita Rani joins Lauren in Supernature, we go Cloudbusting and get This Week's Watchlist.
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07:30
Professor Sophie Scott talks The Maths of Life.
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07:30
Lauren is joined by Sarah Hart, the first woman to be Gresham Professor of Geometry.
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07:30
Caleb Femi joins Lauren to talk about his new book Poor.
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07:30
Working Mens Club share the soundtrack to their Desert Island Disco.
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07:00
Journalist and restaurant critic Grace Dent joins Mark and Stuart to talk food
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07:00
This Is The Kit’s Kate Stables shares her 'First, Last and Everything'
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08:00
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09:00
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10:00
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Manchester based producer Afrodeutsche selects the tracks for the All Queens Playlist
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10:30
Mary Anne selects her favourite new music of the day and some old skool classics.
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10:30
Mary Anne has live session tracks from Falle Nioke and Ghost Culture.
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10:30
Get ready for the weekend with our weekly HouseQuake Playlist.
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10:30
We look ahead to another early afternoon party, this time with DJ Anz.
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10:00
Edinburgh's Athens Of The North take over the Block Party.
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10:00
Cerys explores Central Asia with Caroline Eden and James Erskine celebrates Billie Holiday
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11:00
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12:00
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Manchester based producer and DJ, Anz delivers her Friday Guest Mix.
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Mary Anne signs off on another week of great music.
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Elvis Costello is today's Album of The Day & Matt Everitt joins with the Music News
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And Grandaddy chat to Matt Everitt in the latest Music News
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13:00
Shaun welcomes another Small Claims Court caller & Kanye & Phoenix in the Music News
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Shaun welcomes another Small Claims Court caller to air & Eels chat in the Music News
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And the 6 Music Pub - The Open Arms - is open in the final hour
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‘6 Degrees of Separation’ – your chance to connect with distant friends through music.
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Miranda Sawyer speaks to director Miranda July about the role of music in her work.
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On the show today we've solo session tracks and a chat from The National's lead singer.
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15:00
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Gilles is joined by Sir Elton John, who picks 5 of his favourite jazz records of all time.
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Lammo catches up with Johnny Lloyd and Nadine Shah provides the 5 Minute Menu.
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Our Kid Critics will be testing your music video knowledge.
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Your chance to help soundtrack a current news story in The National Anthem.
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Lammo has a session from Irish four piece NewDad.
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You get to choose the music in the final hour in the Friday Free For All.
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16:00
It's World Urbanism Day so Amy's curating a two hour playlist of appropriate tuneage.
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17:00
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The Undertones' self-titled debut album is initiated into the 6 Music Album Club.
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18:00
A rundown of the best funk and soul albums in Craig Charles' Funky Forty.
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18:00
A playlist of songs that draw you in with a killer opening lyric...
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In the A to Z of Punk we land on the letter M, which stands for Malcolms and Marquees .
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N is for No Future and Nick Cave in tonight's A to Z of Punk.
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As the punks say, O is for Oh I say and Oh dear - covered in tonight's A to Z of Punk.
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19:00
It's Parallel Universe night tonight, from the not too distant past.
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19:00
Iggy serves up a sonic cocktail with caps lock cuts from ALA.NI and JARV IS...
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Featuring the experimental electronic ensemble’s brooding 1994 album Haunted Dancehall.
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Sessions from Aswad, Clock DVA, Beat Mark and Charlotte Greig.
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3 hours of American records. Something or other going on across the pond...
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Sessions from The Chills, John Cale, Dawn Landes and Espers.
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21:00
Sessions from Meat Puppets, Emily Loizeau, Gymslips, Ezra Collective, Sham 69
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21:00
Features a guest mix from the Iranian-American artist Maral.
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21:00
Tom revisits a career-spanning interview with artist and musician Laurie Anderson.
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Crossing time, space and genre and including Crucial Vinyl from Coldplay.
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