Citr -- More Than Human

On tonight's show we’ll preview some of the musicians playing the upcoming New Forms Festival and announce the winners of our New Forms ticket giveaway - plus music from DJ Zozi, Lee Bannon, Strategy and Pye Corner Audio. Spinning.

Beats for the September sunset as our producer Matthew joins me for an hour of electronic pleasure; LNRDCROY, House of Dad, DJ Sprinkles, Alex Burcat and many more. Synthetic and splendid.

On tonights show new tracks by Forma, Willow and Faten Kanaan, some Japanese reggae, ambient soundtracks, and Tubular Bells-sampling drum and bass. Slightly distorted guitar.

Tons of fantastic electronic and experimental wonders for you including Dune inspired drum and bass; a trilogy of dubiness; new releases from Kemper Norton, Powder and Not Waving; plus our producer Matthew is on the air. Choice.

Broadcasting live from Vancouver on unceded Musqueam territory, this is More Than Human: on tonight’s show exclusive new tracks from the forthcoming Pye Corner Audio album, Egyptian polymath inspired disco, a classic compilation from a somewhat unsung techno pioneer, and tons more. Ancient.

On tonight’s show 80’s proto-techno from Japan; strange messages from the UK; some fantastic tracks from a brand new Vancouver label; and because it’s the end of Pride week in the city some old school house music.

On tonight’s edition of MTH: Canadian techno, epic collage from Bolivia, German electro pastrolism, and Italian Devotional Songs. Universal.

On tonight’s bitter-sweet edition of MTH new techno from Derivatives, Pye Corner Audio reappears as the Head Technician, Mika Vainio provides some spooky atmospherics and the radio station’s lost kitten is found and is more powerful than ever. Zoned.

This is a special double-sized summer edition of More Than Human. It’s all been a bit grim lately and we thought we could do some cheering up - so on tonight’s show it’s mostly happy house music, some gentle techno and the occasional weird electronic odyssey.

Lots of new stuff to play for you including: Lorenzo Senni, Huerco S & Project Pablo; a very interesting collaboration from the Front and Follow crew featuring IX Tab and Hoofus; plus the gig guide and lots more.

MTH is back on the air after a MoogFest break. On this week's refreshed edition I’ll be playing you fresh tracks from new releases by Belbury Poly, Second Woman, Death in Vegas; also we have a feature-length interview with DisasterPeace recorded at MoogFest; plus the usual gig-guide and much more. Phoenix.

New offerings to the Lords of Synth from Gray Chalk, Dennis Young, Antwood; an exclusive preview of the new Pye Corner Audio / Dalhaus split; we say goodbye to Tomita and probably squeeze in a few gig recommendations as well. Snowflakes are dancing.

On this special edition of MTH we’ll be previewing some of the performers at this years MoogFest including Suzanne Ciani, Grimes, Gary Numan, Earthly, Jlin and loads more; plus we’ll look at the workshops and films at the festival. Synthesize Love.

On the menu tonight an Ethiopian Yamaha DX7 workout; a Danish reissue of a Swedish classic; Canadian avant-garde times two; a lovely slice of Berlin house and much much more. 10,000 lumens per second.

Strange and wonderful electronic sounds from the past, present and future: house, ambient, vintage electronics, library music, new age, fauxtracks and other obscure genres. Music from parallel worlds, with inane interjections and the occasional sacrifice.

On tonight’s very dreamy, almost new age edition, new tracks from Sarah Davachi, Tim Hecker, The Passenger, and many more; plus the gig round up and the usual inane chat between the tunes.

On tonight’s show new tunes from Hintermass. Ash Koosha, Concretism, a little record store day announcement, upcoming gigs and an attempt at astral projection across the stars. Lofty.

Like a top score in darts MTH has reached the 180th edition - celebrate with new tracks by Mr Fingers, eMMplekz, Bwana; a preview of the forthcoming MoogFest; other just as exciting live opportunities; dancing; chin-stroking; and much more. Treble twenties.

We have a reasonably upbeat show for you tonight to celebrate the clocks changing and more daylight for everyone.Tunes from Hove, Solar Bears, Robert T, 2 remixes by Pye Corner Audio plus an interview with Black Phillip. Cloven.

On tonight's show we’ve got brand new offerings from A Year in The Country, Hove, Bill Converse; some very creepy library music; gig news; and a great big thank you. Grateful.