Every Sunday from 3pm to 4pm:
Voice FM goes on a trip through the weird and wonderful world of electronic music. Every week, Max Williams presents an hour of new releases and old favourites, with synth pop meeting musique concrete and avant-garde electroacoustics from all corners of the electronic world. The show also regularly features exclusive sessions, interviews and live recordings - synthetic, electronic sounds, generated from across the South Coast and beyond.

Anything is possible... just like with electronic music itself.
Enjoy the trip.

About the presenter:
Max Williams studied Music at the University of Southampton whilst joining Voice FM Radio in 2022. Since then he has hosted ‘Sine Waves On Sunday’, a weekly music show inspired by his enthusiasm for weird bleepy bloopy noises. In real life Max divides his time between BBC Radio 3's Presentation department and his local Tesco, and he also makes his own electronic music as ‘M-Corp’ and ‘Samuel Dross’. He is the proud owner of a Roland synth... although he has yet to figure out how the step sequencer works.

Download Max's music on Bandcamp: m-corp.bandcamp.com
Find Max on Instagram: @realmcorp

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Playlist, 29 March 2026:
Cabaret Voltaire - ‘Nag Nag Nag (Live 2025 Single Edit)’
*Recordings from Synth East Festival 2026, Norwich Arts Centre, Saturday 21 February:
  Steve Davis & Starsky Carr - All Star Patch Off*
  Scanner & Molten Modular - Improvisation*
  e.m. arson*:
     o. Suzanne Ciani bites back
     i. “walking through walls”
     ii. Laurie - Sisters With Transistors
     iii. “when icarus fell from the sky”
     iv. “making amends”
     v. “yr blue jumper with the doves on it (404)”
     vi. “you’re the 8th wonder of the world”
     vii. Clara Rockmore & The Swan
     viii. “Lily of the Valley - instrumental only”
  Ardler Saint*

Playlist, 22 March 2026:
and.the.ghosts - ‘Palmbirds’
From The Lips To The Moon - ‘Bulldozer’
Innis Chonnel & Loris S. Sarid - ‘Moshi Likes It’
The Lappetites - ‘Birthday Mister’
Lonetapes - ‘Feel Sleepy Machines’
Xylitol - ‘Lights’
Interview with System 7 - including excerpts from:
     ‘7:7 Expansion (Conspiracy Edit)’
     ‘Habibi’
     ‘Soft Rain’
     ‘PositiveNoise (feat. A Guy Called Gerald)’
     ‘Flower Of Life’
Scholars of the Peak - ‘Sparkle Trawl’
 

We are currently planning a special episode on Kraftwerk's live show at Southampton's Mayflower Theatre back in 1981 to coincide with their UK performances this May and June. If you have any memories you'd like to share, fill in the form below: