BBC 6 Music

Stephen Morris, iconic drummer with Joy Division and New Order, remembers Ian Curtis in the week of his (posthumous) 70th birthday and the release of New Order's new compilation album.

Stuart's featured album is a modern cult classic of distressed electronica Ian William Craig's A Turn Of Breath.

Broadcaster, writer and dreamer Zakia Sewell provides the soundtrack to your dreams.

Guy Garvey chats to Rebecca and Franklin aka musical duo Samana, and languid sounds for a sunny Sunday.

Soundtrack the early hours with back-to-back music, plus exclusive BBC sessions.

Emily Pilbeam presents a mixtape of her personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing, including a new Track of the Week from Noise of Angels.

Afrodeutsche sits in with the early morning breakfast show.

Nemone chats to Elizabeth Alker about new BBC podcast series The Rise & Fall of The Smiths, which Elizabeth co-hosts with Steve Lamacq.

Lauren welcomes you to a brand new week with uplifting tunes.

Chris sits in for Craig, and to mark the launch of the brand new 6 Music podcast 'The Rise & Fall of The Smiths' he looks at some of the best Smiths covers out there.

Lynval Golding and Horace Panter join to chat about The Specials new live album Live From the Cathedral. Plus, Steve has new music from The Mystery Jets and Ellur.

Nathan and Deb unveil this week's Breaking Artist, songwriter and producer Tommy Barlow, following the release of his latest single 'Won't You Ever Need Me'.

Marc Riley and Gideon Coe play their music loves from every era and genre.