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Mogwai's Listening Chair

Elizabeth Alker selects new sounds from the latest ambient and experimental releases, and Mogwai’s Stuart Braithwaite is in the Listening Chair.

Long-standing Scottish post-rockers Mogwai have been honing their sound for over 25 years, a music that blends the avant-garde and the deeply melodic, the homely and the stratospheric. On the eve of a UK tour and ahead of reissues of seminal early albums Mogwai Young Team (1997) and Come On Die Young (1999), the band’s guitarist Stuart Braithwaite joins us in the Listening Chair to share a piece of music that transports him to another place.

Elsewhere in the show, Elizabeth offers up sounds from the latest releases by ambient heavyweights Loscil and Lawrence English, plus new piano music from Okonski and a track from the violinist-composer Daniel Pioro.

Produced by Alexa Kruger
A Reduced Listening production for ±«Óãtv Radio 3

1 hour

Last on

Thu 9 Feb 2023 23:30

Music Played

  • Mogwai

    Supposedly, We Were Nightmares

    • As The Love Continues.
    • Temporary Residence Limited.
  • O'o & Holy Other

    Indigo (Holy Other Remix)

  • Laraaji

    Ocean (Glimpse)

    • Ocean.
  • Hollie Kenniff

    No End To The Sea

    • We All Have Places That We Miss.
    • Western Vinyl.
  • Weyes Blood

    Grapevine

    • And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow.
    • Sub Pop.
  • Andrew Liles

    0166

    • Idiopathic Renaissance.
    • Pipkin.
  • Andrew Liles

    0152

    • Idiopathic Renaissance.
    • Pipkin.
  • Daniel Pioro

    2020 Music

    • Saint Boy.
  • loscil & Lawrence English

    Yellow

    • Colours Of Air.
    • Kranky.
  • Penelope Trappes

    Blood Moon

    • Houndstooth.
  • Belong

    October Language

    • October Language.
    • Carpark Records.
  • Slint

    Breadcrumb Trail

    • Breadcrumb Trail / Good Morning, Captain.
    • Touch And Go.
  • Okonski

    Dark Moon

    • Magnolia.
    • Colemine Records.

Broadcast

  • Thu 9 Feb 2023 23:30

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