Bitter Fingers
A blog about popular song by Mark Higgins.
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Warning: video games related post
In: Technology
19 Jan 2011Regular readers of this blog will be fully aware that music is my first love – I eat it, sleep it, breath it, and if time permits listen to it as well. However, like many men of my sex, I also enjoy the odd video game or two. And that’s where my new blog VIDEO [...]
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So the new episode of my radio show on London Fields Radio is now up online! Hoorah. It was a lovely time recording it as always in Wilton’s Café – there’s a very convivial atmosphere in the place that makes recording a radio show a thoroughly enjoyable experience.
I even managed to shoehorn in a few [...]
Bitter Fingers on London Fields Radio
In: Radio
6 Oct 2010Tomorrow marks a very auspicious occasion as I’ll be recording the first volume of Bitter Fingers for London Fields Radio. Hurrah!
Now that may all sound very well and good but I’m sure you’re after a few more details and I’m just the gent to give them to you. Essentially I’m going to rock up at the [...]
My lovely new website MarkHiggins.org
In: Site Admin| Technology| Tweets
31 May 2010Because I’m vain like that, I’ve only gone and registered a website with my actual name on it.
Yes, if you head over to MarkHiggins.org you’ll find a nice landing page with links to all my various web endeavours, including this blog, Facebook, Flickr and all the other good stuff.
I used the really rather handy Flavors.me [...]
Electric France tracklisting
In: Radio
14 May 2010So last night I once again had the privilege of taking to the airwaves on Brighton Festival Radio, for my show all about electronic French music entitled Electric France. As always, it was a blast and I played out some of my favourite tunes, as well as the seminal works of the French house genre.
As [...]
Electric France on Brighton Festival Radio
In: Radio
10 May 2010Listen from 8PM TONIGHT by clicking here!
So yes! I’m doing another show for those lovely people at Brighton Festival Radio. After my Apollo show a few weeks back, I’m going to be doing some more shows for the station, starting this Thursday with Electric France. Behold, the blurb!
Mark Higgins explores his love of French electronic [...]
The Sounds of Space: Interview with @ProfBrianCox
In: Radio
2 May 2010So last night I had the pleasure of presenting The Sounds of Space on Brighton Festival Radio. I had a fantastic time – for two and a half hours I played out tracks from Mozart to Stravinsky, and Chuck Berry to Javanese gamelan, all in the amazing setting of the Brighton Dome.
I’ll be uploading the [...]
The Sounds of Space on Brighton Festival Radio
In: Radio
27 Apr 2010Listen live from 7:30PM by clicking here!
Just a quick post about my upcoming radio show The Sounds of Space: Eno, Apollo and Voyager which I’ll be presenting this Saturday (May 1st) from 7:30PM on Brighton Festival Radio.
The show will feature an exclusive interview with Professor Brian Cox, star of the BBC’s Wonders of the Solar [...]
Welcome to Bitter Fingers - a blog about popular song. Written by the hand of Mark Higgins, it serves up the very finest in new music, radio shows, spurious comment and #1 jams.
- anmari: I remember Cheggers Plays Pop, and 1984 - can't remember the 'biggest star of 1984' though? [...]
- Gabi: Gosh, I loved this post. I t really made me LOL. Brilliant!!! (from a Wham!/GM fan!). [...]
- Peter: My favourite is M.A.G.I.C. by The Sound of Arrow. Makes feel like a child again. http://www.youtube. [...]
- Grace: What about Nick Drake?? [...]
- Gareth: In fact there's so much magic involved I got the title a bit wrong. [...]
- Hey so this new Kavinsky track is pretty choice
- “David Austin, the biggest star of 1984″
- The top five songs by Wham!
- Azealia Banks – 212
- Bitter Fingers Radio Volume 18: Quite Good Songs Of The Year
- I CAN’T STOP LISTENING TO SELENA GOMEZ
- The top five music videos where they’re driving a car, for some reason
- I rather like We Show Up On Radar and here’s a song of his
- I’ve mentioned that I quite like The Sound Of Arrows before right
- Fred Falke – Aurora
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