Closing the Gap
An hour of whatever I can think of!.Fill in the gap with Paris and Laurie
Talking, a wide range of music, juicy banter.Fill in the Gap with Paris and Laurie
Juicy bant, stating the obvious, self indulgent conversation with a side order of random music.Mind The Gap
Underground music for beginnersRevenge of the Killer Soundtracks
The masters of all things soundtrack related, David and Matt, bring you the very best of music from Film, Musicals, TV & Video Games, playing everything from Tchaikovsky to the Teletubbies. We also purvey the finest film news that can be plundered from the interweb, and fill in the gaps with our unique brand of humour and chat. If you miss this show, THE SOUNDTRACKS WILL HAVE THEIR REVENGE!.URY Eurovision Special
If you miss Tom Hughes, don't worry because Eddie Ferrero is here to fill that Eurovision gap!George Cole's Funk and Soul
This is George Cole's Funk and Soul show! exploring the best of funk, soul, disco, acid jazz and rare grooves to stimulate your mind, body and spirit! from the roots of funk through to new releases, anything goes! this unique all vinyl show will have you popping and locking way into the night. featured artists include: funkadelic, Parlament, chic, roy ayers, bootsy collins, gil scott heron, zapp, the gap band, The crusaders, ohio players, brick, the meters, van mcoy, barry white, kool and the gang, the fatback band, earth, wind and fire and MANY MORE!
Matt Windsor's Almost Definitely Last Ever Show, Probably
Exactly what it says on the tin.
Not that radio shows come in tins.
But this one does, and it's a three decade old salted pork tin full of what will probably be recent London migrant and soon-to-be-former PhD student Matt Windsor's last ever show on URY before he finally stops being a student. Expect pretty much everything that can be expected from a washed up student radio DJ that was once referred to as URY's answer to Alan Partridge: an hour of awkward gaps between songs, awkward songs between gaps, and attempts to draw a close on 8ish years of somehow repeatedly being scheduled for shows despite having the radio nous of a loofah. Does anyone still use loofahs?
Breakfast: An All Time Lowe
It's early, I'm probably knackered from work, and now it's time to do a music. However, due to popular demand by people who are never going to listen, this music must be.... modern.... .... The horror is real. Join me for another hour of fake enthusiasm, rants about things I find on twitter and occasional thoughts about whether I should order in Pizza.
It's mostly for my sake.
Isaac's Midday all-night without the staying up bit gap-filler daytime extravaganza
I've just finished watching this Morning with whatever Phil and Holly are called these days. But we've got a whole bunch of hours of pretending we're a professional radio station staying awake for a long time to do.
So I'm doing the boring daytime slot.... Woo....
Radio....
No_DJ
A show where the presenter mic is pushed aside, and an AI bot creates a stream of consciousness - oh OK, plays alternative music new and old. Neatly filling a schedule gap, No_DJ is a radio experiment with no_obvious purpose, beyond your listening pleasure. (Thanks to Chat GPT for this text.)
Recycled Records, Sampling & More
What is sampling ?
Presented by Sacha Lewis
Is it copying or upcycling? In this show I will explore seemingly unconnected genres of music and connecting them via their shared use of a sample.
Bridging gaps between style and time, the sample can be a unified platform from which artists can depart from and make it their own.
Uncovering the origins of songs and delving deeper into song's inspiration, it gives the music a whole other dimension to appreciate it.
Last Train to Gravytown
Strange things are occurring on the URY main line! Only a few brave passengers will dare to face the ordeals to make it to their final destination. Will you rise to meet the challenges that await you, or will you fall victim to the perilous journey? To find out, get your tickets ready, and please mind the gap. Welcome aboard the Last Train to Gravytown!