If you like your music kind of out there – and come on, who doesn’t? – tune in right now to 91.1 FM for Bethany Ryker’s Stochastic Hit Parade, which airs every Sunday night on WFMU from 9p-12a. Think: Stockhausen, Xenakis, Theo Bleckmann and a whole boatload of transcendent ear candy neither you nor I have ever heard of before. Bethany has also been known to indulge in aleatory on-air experiments: a few weeks ago, she solicited live audio samples from her listeners – everything from electric can openers to TV white noise – which she then combined into a five minute collage and played on-air. Personally, I can’t think of a weirder, more wonderful way to end the weekend.
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I didn’t see this until this morning (Monday), but this is something I will definitely tune in to.
I didn’t see this until this morning (Monday), but this is something I will definitely tune in to.
I didn’t see this until this morning (Monday), but this is something I will definitely tune in to.
I didn’t see this until this morning (Monday), but this is something I will definitely tune in to.
I didn’t see this until this morning (Monday), but this is something I will definitely tune in to.
I didn’t see this until this morning (Monday), but this is something I will definitely tune in to.
I nearly gave up on FM, but Bethany’s show brought be back to the radio. If I can’t listen live every week, the show is archived so I can listen any time. me back to the radio every week. There are several hundreds of hours of good listening.
I nearly gave up on FM, but Bethany’s show brought be back to the radio. If I can’t listen live every week, the show is archived so I can listen any time. me back to the radio every week. There are several hundreds of hours of good listening.
I nearly gave up on FM, but Bethany’s show brought be back to the radio. If I can’t listen live every week, the show is archived so I can listen any time. me back to the radio every week. There are several hundreds of hours of good listening.
I nearly gave up on FM, but Bethany’s show brought be back to the radio. If I can’t listen live every week, the show is archived so I can listen any time. me back to the radio every week. There are several hundreds of hours of good listening.
I nearly gave up on FM, but Bethany’s show brought be back to the radio. If I can’t listen live every week, the show is archived so I can listen any time. me back to the radio every week. There are several hundreds of hours of good listening.
I nearly gave up on FM, but Bethany’s show brought be back to the radio. If I can’t listen live every week, the show is archived so I can listen any time. me back to the radio every week. There are several hundreds of hours of good listening.
Wow, this sounds excellent, I’m going to definitely check this out. I loved their short attention span project where people took songs or even albums and the audience made them one minute long and played an hour of them.
Wow, this sounds excellent, I’m going to definitely check this out. I loved their short attention span project where people took songs or even albums and the audience made them one minute long and played an hour of them.
Wow, this sounds excellent, I’m going to definitely check this out. I loved their short attention span project where people took songs or even albums and the audience made them one minute long and played an hour of them.
Wow, this sounds excellent, I’m going to definitely check this out. I loved their short attention span project where people took songs or even albums and the audience made them one minute long and played an hour of them.
Wow, this sounds excellent, I’m going to definitely check this out. I loved their short attention span project where people took songs or even albums and the audience made them one minute long and played an hour of them.
Wow, this sounds excellent, I’m going to definitely check this out. I loved their short attention span project where people took songs or even albums and the audience made them one minute long and played an hour of them.