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S.H Fernando Jr. aka Skiz talks MF DOOM, "the greatest rapper with no chains that you never heard." Skiz is the author of the new book The Chronicles of DOOM: Unravelling Rap's Masked Iconoclast which tells DOOM's extraordinary story in brilliant detail. It covers DOOM's childhood in New York, his early success with KMD, the tragic loss of his brother Sub Roc, his years in the hip hop wilderness, his triumphant return as the masked super villain, his deportation from the USA, and his tragic end in a hospital in northern England.In this episode we also hear from The Pro-Teens' Hudson Whitlock. The Pro-Teens have just released an album of DOOM instrumental covers. We also hear from Jake Wherry formally of the Herbaliser, who worked with DOOM back in the early 00s, and Romesh Ranganathan who could listen to DOOM all day.The Chronicles of DOOM by S H Fernando Jr.https://www.faber.co.uk/product/9780571392124-the-chronicles-of-doom/The Pro-Teens - MF TEEN: Your Concurrence In The Above Is Assumedhttps://thepro-teens.bandcamp.com/album/mf-teen-your-concurrence-in-the-above-is-assumedSounds Good Right Merchhttps://tbone.productions/store

Ishmael Ensemble's Pete Cunningham talks about the daily rituals that help us stay creative and deal with our anxieties. Pete also talks about the 'Bristol hum' and why you should record everything.This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom Whalleyhttps://www.tbone.productionsSounds Good Right merch.https://www.tbone.productions/store

Sounds Good Right returns for season 2 beginning with an interview with producer and sometime Hot Chip member Joe Goddard.Joe's new album is called Harmonics and it's out now via Domino.This episode was produced by Ashley Clivery.https://twitter.com/ashleycliveryGet in touch with us here.https://www.tbone.productionsSounds Good Right Merchhttp://https://www.tbone.productions/store

Amon Tobin is a producer, composer, musician, film maker. Originally from Brazil he spent many years with the legendary Ninja Tune label releasing some classic albums. He is now releasing music on his own NoMark imprint and is readying the follow up to 2023's Hole In The Ground.Ash Cliveryhttps://twitter.com/ashleycliveryGet in touch.https://www.tbone.productionsSounds Good Right Merchhttp://https://www.tbone.productions/store

By the end of 2024 the NYPD will have encrypted its radio dispatches. Photojournalists Bruce Cotler and Lloyd Mitchell come to terms with the impact this will have as the sound of the city changes forever,This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom Whalleyhttps://www.tbone.productionsSounds Good Right merch.https://www.tbone.productions/store

A broadcast is picked up from across the English channel. It changes a city forever.FIPhttps://www.radiofrance.fr/fipAsta Hirokihttps://astahiroki.com/Ash Cliveryhttps://twitter.com/ashleyclivery?lang=enGet in touch.https://www.tbone.productions/Merchhttps://www.tbone.productions/store

Pascal Wyse is a sound designer, composer and musician. https://pascalwyse.com/Cautionary Tales https://timharford.com/articles/cautionarytales/This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom Whalleyhttps://www.tbone.productionsSounds Good Right merch.https://www.tbone.productions/store

James Alexander Bright is a musician from Winchester, UK. In this episode he talks about his UFO experience, talking about aliens with nightmares on wax, echoes, playing in tunnels, changing the nature of existence, field recordings, and how everything vibrates.This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom WhalleyIt was made by Tbone Productions.Sounds Good Right? merch

Sonic Wonderland author Trevor Cox talks about playing saxophone in the space with the world's longest echo. There's also a piece with Wren Brier taken from the One Cool Thing podcast. Wren is a game artist, game designer, and BAFTA-award-winning narrative designer who created Unpacking.This episode was recorded, produced and sound designed by Tom WhalleyIt was made by Tbone Productions.Sounds Good Right? merch