Filed under: radio | Tags: Arctic Monkeys, electronic, Fatboy Slim, Franz Ferdinand, indie, Kaiser Chiefs, Muse, Queens of the Stone Age, rock, The Streets, The Verve, The White Stripes, Travis
As part of Xfm’s 10th Birthday celebrations, the radio station has put together hour long documentaries on the making of the ten “most influential albums” released in every year of broadcast since their launch in 1997. Each documentary will feature a huge host of new interviews with some of the biggest names in music & will be aired every Sunday at 5pm UK time. Unfortunately two have already been aired: Arctic Monkeys‘ ‘Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not’ was aired on September 2nd & Kaiser Chiefs‘ ‘Employment’ was aired on September 9th (although you can still listen to it on the website all of this week).
The full list of documentaries is as follows:
You can listen by tuning into Xfm London (104.9fm) at 5pm on Sundays or Xfm Manchester (97.7fm) at 1pm on Sundays, or listen online or on DAB if you do not live in those areas.
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