by contributor | Jun 9, 2022 | blog
K Redking shares his meditation on the Afro-Carribean roots and fruits of soundsystem culture. On a tour of Jamaica in March this year, Prince William gave a speech expressing his “profound sorrow” over slavery which “should never have happened”—but never...
by contributor | Feb 23, 2022 | blog
On Friday December 3rd, long-time Threads associate and local classical-IDM legend Sharon Subbarao a.k.a. Ariadne’s Labyrinth self-released her Ridiom EP. This highly independent project was was made possible by Arts Council England, using public funding from...
by contributor | Jan 27, 2022 | blog
Author: Friday Foad During the pandemic, many radios gained more listeners than ever before. Many people who were stranded in their homes during lockdown turned to radio, not only for music to keep them company, but also to be soothed by a human voice of a radio host...
by contributor | Dec 23, 2021 | blog
A short piece of experimental fiction by the reclusive author James Ess. noun: rat; plural noun: rats 3.INFORMAL•NORTH AMERICANa person who is associated with or frequents a specified place.“LA mall rats” Thousands digging parallel trenches, somewhere in...
by contributor | Dec 23, 2021 | blog
An enlightening journey through North London’s creative communitiesby Niamh O’Connor As we near the end of 2021, we’re combing through the archives and digging out some of the most memorable shows on Threads Radio. One segment that stood out, in particular, was the...
