CAMP Radio

14/07/2025

Radio from CAMP - residential arts and music courses high in the French Pyrenees, with Chris Watson, Gavin Bryars, Laraaji, Jozef van Wissem and others

13/07/2025

Monday!
https://listen.camp/

12-1pm: This Is For You, My 7 Listeners

Canadian father and 45 year-old Matt Collins walks listeners through the wide world of music they may have missed growing up.

http://spruceneedles.bandcamp.com/


1-2pm: Numinosum Radio

Drones, minimalism, field recording and other retro-modern composition for liminal and deep listening; headphones are suggested. All original compositions by artist, author and musician Brian C. Short. Updated fortnightly.

http://numinosumradio.com


4-6pm: Pome Pome Tones with Jeffrey Alexander

Free jazz pastoral folk psychedelic zones new age environments time-spanning deep vibes. Hosted by Jeffrey Alexander of DWLVS / Dire Wolves and The Heavy Lidders bands, and progressive free form radio DJ and record store wonk since 1986.

https://www.mixcloud.com/dwlvs
jerkfree.wixsite.com/website
jeffreyalexander.bandcamp.com


7-8pm: post doom romance presents morphological echo

A monthly one hour show, showcasing experimental sound from around the world.

Curated by seah and mykel boyd of post doom romance.

http://www.facebook.com/postdoomromance


8-9pm: As We Feel Alive

Heejin brings you the live sound performances recordings from Seoul, and elsewhere.

http://heejinjang.bandcamp.com/


9-10pm: Haus of Paine

Andrew Paine presents a loose theme with which to hang a smorgasbord of radio, spoken word, jazz squonk, prog madness, folk lore and experimental noodling that will blow your mind.

https://andrewpainemusic.com/
andrewpaine.bandcamp.com/


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Radio from CAMP - residential arts and music courses high in the French Pyrenees, with Chris Watson, Gavin Bryars, Laraaji, Jozef van Wissem and others

12/07/2025

Sunday!
https://listen.camp/

10-11am: Modern Jetset

Iris Berkeley is your pilot for this round-the-world trip through new releases in all genres — plus the vintage vibes that inspire them.

http://irisberkeley.com


4-5pm: Modern Jazz from around Europe

Recent releases of European jazz from bebop to free improv and everything in between.



http://www.facebook.com/peterslavid/


7-8pm: Auricular Shelter

An explorative and immersive journey into the international sound art scene with Matt Atkins.

https://mrmrecordings.bandcamp.com


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Radio from CAMP - residential arts and music courses high in the French Pyrenees, with Chris Watson, Gavin Bryars, Laraaji, Jozef van Wissem and others

11/07/2025

Friday
https://listen.camp/

1-2pm: Long Form Journeys with JDC

Exploring the depth and breadth of the Long Form Ambient genre.

Sit back, relax, and let go.

https://jdcmusic.bandcamp.com/


2-3pm: Music For The End Times

A soul-searching experience attempting to find beauty in uncertainty, presented by Benito Pflüger (Bonzaii) and friends.

http://bonzaii.bandcamp.com


4-6pm: Contemporary Feelings

Two-hour mixes exploring dissonant emotions and dystopian landscapes at the avant-garde of experimental electronic music.

https://ryefieldsociety.com/


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Radio from CAMP - residential arts and music courses high in the French Pyrenees, with Chris Watson, Gavin Bryars, Laraaji, Jozef van Wissem and others

11/07/2025

Create Like a Child with Matthew Dear at CAMP 🪁

This music creation workshop running September 6 - October 4 encourages participants to reconnect with the instinctive joy of sound-making. Inspired by Picasso’s quote - “It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child” - we’ll explore how to forget what we know and make music as a form of play and emotional release.

Learn more and book on the CAMP site.

Participants will work with DAWs, plugins, and sound tools, but in ways that strip back polish and precision. We’ll explore limitation, found sound, and playful constraints to open up new creative paths. The aim is to shift from outcome-focused production to process-focused exploration. Mistakes, noise, and rawness are welcome. At the end of the workshop, you’ll have the option to contribute a piece to a digital compilation for CAMP Editions curated by Matthew Dear, and a CAMP Radio show featuring excerpts from the sessions, audio diaries, and artist reflections.

Matthew Dear began making music in his teens after discovering electronic artists such as Depeche Mode and Nitzer Ebb. By the late 1990s he was active in Detroit’s warehouse rave scene, producing techno tracks on an Ensoniq sampler. While attending college, Matthew met Sam Valenti IV at a house party and became the first artist signed to Valenti’s Ghostly International label. His debut release for Ghostly was a split 12” with Dave “Disco D” Shayman, featuring the track “Put Your Hands Up For Detroit,” later sampled into a #1 international hit. Under his Audion alias, Matthew helped launch Ghostly’s Spectral Sound imprint with multiple techno singles, and two decades later released work on Carl Craig’s Planet E label as Brain. He has collaboroated with and remixed for artists including Ricardo Villalobos, Protomartyr, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Spoon, MGMT, and more.

10/07/2025

New workshop alert! 🔊 Field Recording, Location Sound and Ecoacoustics with Chris Watson, Alice Eldridge, Manja Ristic, David Toop, and Jez Riley French starts from 10 September.

The experience of sound is critical to our understanding of the world around us. This workshop will blend the diverse perspectives of five acclaimed artists, scientists and theorists to explore the ideas, practices, benefits and potentials of working with located sound, whether in artistic, environmental or other contexts.

Learn more and book on the CAMP site.

Alice Eldridge (._.eldridge) will provide a wide-ranging introduction to contemporary ideas in the art and science of ecoacoustics and her personal take on the putative role of these methods in regenerative futures. Serbo-Croation sound artist Manja Ristic (.veltemar) will present "Mnemosonic Topographies," opening a space to explore the subtle, often overlooked connections between sound, space, and memory within field recording and soundscape composition. Chris Watson will lead a discussion of the practicalities of field recording, and sound artist and composer Jez Riley French () will present a session entitled "The Positive More", prompts from his decades-long fascination with sounds outside of our attention, durational and micro-listening to explore translation and extraction practices. For our final session, David Toop () will expand upon his previous CAMP workshops examining the concept of the instrument, within the context of sound and ecology. What is an instrument and how does it fit within our personal conception of ecology, sounding and listening? Is an instrument physical or conceptual? Is it made, bought or foraged?

10/07/2025

Thursday!
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3-4pm: Sonification

California-based Composer Devin Sarno traverses an ever changing sonic terrain.

http://www.devinsarno.com/


6-7pm: Blue Tapes

For more than 10 years, Blue Tapes has curated a numbered series of releases emphasising different aspects of minimal music - from grime to gugak, American primitivism to Japanese ambient - presented with appropriately minimal and often abstract cyanotype artwork.

In this monthly show, Blue Tapes founder David McNamee curates a selection of music from around the world that fits into the Blue Tapes universe.

https://bluetapes.bandcamp.com/


7-8pm: Key Grips with Kristen & Bernie

Kristen Gallerneaux and Bernie Brooks present a monthly thematic exploration of sounds that occupy the gradients in between.

http://metaphysicalpowers.bandcamp.com/


10pm-12am: Panurus Presents

An eclectic selection of unorthodox sounds from Panurus Productions.

http://panurusproductions.com


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Radio from CAMP - residential arts and music courses high in the French Pyrenees, with Chris Watson, Gavin Bryars, Laraaji, Jozef van Wissem and others

08/07/2025

Wednesday!
https://listen.camp/

10am-12pm: The Heavy Friends Radio Show

The Heavy Friends Radio Show explores music of heavy conscious creation. Guided by a selection of themes, each show features songs that are pulled from across the broad heavy musical spectrum in to a patchwork of psychedelic cosmic radio. Dig what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law.

https://linktr.ee/heavyfriends


1-2pm: Tape Dump

Work committed to magnetic tape by FRBH Recordings in the 20th Century and related musical noises.

http://frbh.bandcamp.com


6-7pm: Rings of Saturn

Hallucinatory sound collages by Jim Brimson, reflecting on the nature of loss, memory, transience and decay.

http://www.instagram.com/jrbrimson/


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Radio from CAMP - residential arts and music courses high in the French Pyrenees, with Chris Watson, Gavin Bryars, Laraaji, Jozef van Wissem and others

08/07/2025

Monthly sound poem by violinist Hoshiko Yamane . A journey into the space of sounds focusing on strings || hoshikoyamane.com || https://twitter.com/twitter.com/hoshikoyamane || https://www.facebook.com/HoshikoY/ || https://hoshikoyamane.bandcamp.com || https://www.youtube.com/ ||....

07/07/2025

Tuesday!
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2-3pm: phonoECHOES - Klangzeit on air

Mia Zabelka is an Austrian musician and composer known for her experimental use of the violin and electronic music, incorporating elements of noise, drone, and improvisation into her compositions. Mia Zabelka founded the Klanghaus Untergreith, an international center for sound art in the Austrian region of South Styria. It hosts the Klangzeit festival four times a year. In cooperation with Klanghaus Untergreith phonoECHOES presents sound art and experimental music of the Klangzeit festival.

http://www.miazabelka.com/


8-10pm: Time Dilation: Agnes Haus

Spatial relativity, isolation, terror and hymnal shadows
www.agnes.haus/


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Radio from CAMP - residential arts and music courses high in the French Pyrenees, with Chris Watson, Gavin Bryars, Laraaji, Jozef van Wissem and others