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0860 Podcast with Fracture
Fracture
21 episodes
6 days ago
Charlie Fieber, also known as electronic musician, DJ, and label owner ‘Fracture,’ explores the history and legacy of Pirate Radio and its vital role in shaping the UK underground music scene. Through conversations with legends, key figures, and listeners, he delves into the culture, community, and DIY spirit that defined Pirate Radio.
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Charlie Fieber, also known as electronic musician, DJ, and label owner ‘Fracture,’ explores the history and legacy of Pirate Radio and its vital role in shaping the UK underground music scene. Through conversations with legends, key figures, and listeners, he delves into the culture, community, and DIY spirit that defined Pirate Radio.
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S1 EP7: Missing - Writing a Pirate Radio anthem, leaving white labels at the studio and similarities between Jungle and UK Drill
0860 Podcast with Fracture
1 hour 4 minutes 55 seconds
1 year ago
S1 EP7: Missing - Writing a Pirate Radio anthem, leaving white labels at the studio and similarities between Jungle and UK Drill

In this episode I’ll be speaking with Missing aka Sam Gordon. Sam had one of the biggest pirate radio tracks I can remember in 1995 with The Box Reopens on Kemet Records - A remix of a track originally by Noise Factory. Honestly, I heard this track so much on the airwaves back then and it got me thinking, did it get as much play in the clubs and thus did pirate radio offer a space for tracks to grow and gain an audience outside of clubs.

This turned out to be a really fascinating conversation and we discussed his unique approach to expensive studio time in the 90s - which included literally writing out drum patterns on paper to save time. We talk about the political climate at the end of the 80s and into the 90s that may have been the breeding ground for the DIY and punk nature of Pirate Radio and we end up drawing similarities between Jungle and the current sound of UK Drill.

0860 Podcast with Fracture
Charlie Fieber, also known as electronic musician, DJ, and label owner ‘Fracture,’ explores the history and legacy of Pirate Radio and its vital role in shaping the UK underground music scene. Through conversations with legends, key figures, and listeners, he delves into the culture, community, and DIY spirit that defined Pirate Radio.