By Sonic Cathedral, on January 2nd, 2013%
Broad Church Mix Forty by Sonic Cathedral on Mixcloud
Broad Church turned 40 on Strangeways Radio last night and, as of today, so have I. What better way to celebrate than with this huge mix featuring one song from each of the last 40 years – 1973 to 2012 inclusive.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on December 5th, 2012%
Here’s our latest Broad Church mix, as broadcast last night on Strangeways Radio, featuring one song from each of our 20 favourite albums of the year, all (almost) seamlessly mixed together.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on December 3rd, 2012%

Everyone else is doing it, so we thought it was about time to wade in with our 20 favourite non-Sonic Cathedral albums of 2012. In no particular order here are the first 10 – the others will be revealed tomorrow.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on November 12th, 2012%
Here’s our latest mix, as originally broadcast on Strangeways Radio last week. It features a whole load of songs about the time of the season (autumn, fall, whatever), and some others that just sound like they should be.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on October 3rd, 2012%
Here’s our latest mix, as broadcast on Strangeways Radio last night and originally put together for Neil Halstead’s album launch gig. As such it’s a combination of ’60s folk and ambient electronica with a vague nautical theme.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on June 6th, 2012%
Here’s our latest mix, a selection of songs featuring “God’s own instrument” (© John Peel) the pedal steel guitar. Some are obvious (Mojave 3, Beachwood Sparks), others less so (Mogwai, Felt, The Charlatans).
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By Sonic Cathedral, on May 2nd, 2012%
Here’s our latest mix, as broadcast on Strangeways Radio last night, but minus the sub-Bob Harris whispering at the start. The ‘space cadet’ is a reference to the little sample of Sesame Street’s David at the end.
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By Sonic Cathedral, on April 4th, 2012%
Here’s the latest mix for our Broad Church radio show on Strangeways Radio, originally broadcast on April 3, but thankfully with the spoken word introduction (think an asthmatic Bob Harris) removed.
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