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Bermuda Triangle Test Transmission Broadcasts: Testing sounds and ideas within and without the broadcast studio: Bermuda Triangle Test Transmission Broadcasts is a weekly radio programme made by sound artists Howard Jacques & Melanie Clifford with collaborators. Broadcast live on London's radio arts station Resonance 104.4FM & online www.resonancefm.com Thursdays 23.00 - 00.00 GMT. Each programme is a unique improvisation, constructed live. Recent broadcasts archived here: https://www.mixcloud.com/Resonance/playlists/bermuda-triangle-test-transmissions/ Reviewed by Chris Maume in The Independent thus: "...an avant garde bunch called Bermuda Triangle Test Transmission Broadcasts constructed an astonishing, hour-long noise epic using stuff lying round in the studio. Reminiscent of Lou Reed's Metal Machine Music – which I realise for some of you may not constitute praise – it was a symphony of static: whooshing, wheezing, crackling and buzzing, muffled voices drowned out by the alarums of battle. It was the soundtrack to the end of the world. Resonance FM may not be for everyone, but its continued existence makes me happy, which I'm sure they'll be pleased about at 104.4"

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