Marc Riley continues where John Peel left off.
Ezra furman's (guest filling for marc riley) shows also uncover a wealth of stuff, but less Now and more the last 5-10 years
Yeah, on Radio 6, which nobody who isn't a music enthusiast listens to. Peel's show was on R1. That's kinda what I'm saying about discoverability - how does anything get into the mainstream when 'mainstream' and 'up-and-coming' are now strictly segregated? There has to be a bridge connecting the two paths.
Maybe I'm just biased but I think it should be the job of the BBC to ram culture down people's necks whether they think they're going to like it or not, because otherwise they'll just listen to the same old crap for their entire lives.
Maybe I'm just biased but I think it should be the job of the BBC to ram culture down people's necks whether they think they're going to like it or not, because otherwise they'll just listen to the same old crap for their entire lives.