RADIO SHOWS & MIXTAPES
Yes, you read that right, Silent Radio does have a radio show, and yes, we do get the irony of it.
We’ve been off air for over 2 years, but with the current situation we thought we’d give you some new shows and new music to listen to. Aren’t we kind!
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The Silent Radio Show Mixtape 01/10/2016
No live show shenanigans this week.
Here's a fantastic mixtape of the acts playing Manchester over the next seven days - handpicked, just for you.
The Lucid Dream: 01/10 Night & Day Cafe
Beth Orton: 04/10 Manchester Cathedral
The Eskies: 06/10 The Castle Hotel
Pity Sex: 07/10 Soup Kitchen
Henge: 07/10 Mystery Location
Sorority Noise: 06/10 The Deaf Institute
BRONCHO: 01/10 Soup Kitchen
Blue Orchids: 02/10 Gullivers
FEWS: 02/10 Soup Kitchen
Ivan Campo: 06/10 Soup Kitchen
Black Honey: 02/10 The Deaf Institute
Rose And The Diamond Hand: 01/10 The Eagle Inn
All Them Witches: 03/10 The Deaf Institute
Meilyr Jones: 04/10 The Deaf Institute
The Paper Kites: 06/10 Gullivers
Bruja: 05/10 The Castle Hotel
Buzzcocks: 07/10 Albert Hall
Full October gig guide and venue info here http://www.silentradio.co.uk/09/27/october-2016/
The Silent Radio Show - (usually) live every Saturday, 3-5 on Fab Radio International.
TRACK LISTING
The Lucid Dream - Cold Killer / Beth Orton - Wave / The Eskies - Jesus Don't Save Me / Pity Sex - Bonhomie / Henge - Valerian Tea / Sorority Noise - Blonde Hair, Black Lungs / BRONCHO - Speed Demon / Blue Orchids - Whisky Burn / FEWS - 10 Things / Ivan Campo - The Game / Black Honey - Hello Today / Rose And The Diamond Hand - Icicle / All Them Witches - Open Passageways / Meilyr Jones - Strange/Emotional / The Paper Kites - Renegade / Bruja - Sculie / Buzzcocks - People Are Strange MachinesGIG GUIDE
Between September 2011 and March 2020 we provided a handpicked gig guide every month without fail. It's painful for us that there are currently no gigs to recommend. We hope gigs will return soon to bring you new recommendations, but if you want to reminisce you can still see nine years worth of old gig guides.

