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AFRODEUTSCHE and Adam Batty turn back the clock to explore the early life of MF DOOM, and explore the pop culture influences that left an indelible mark on him.

Emily Pilbeam plays all the indie that got to number one in the singles or album charts.

John Peel introduces the story of the British teenager, dealing with the era of long hair, skinheads and tartan-trousered teenyboppers.

The story of the British teenager continues, through music, archive and reminiscence. John Peel covers the rise and fall of punk, the disco boom and riots in the cities.

Mogwai at the Reading Festival in 2001, plus a session recorded by the Cure in January 1981 and one from the Go-Betweens recorded in December 1983.

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Afrodeutsche sits in with the early morning breakfast show. Also, we spin a Factory Reset track for that perfect midweek stop-down and chill-out.

Nemone chats to Steve Lamacq and Felix White about their new show, The Morning Session, available on the new 24-hour Indie Forever stream on BBC Sounds.

Steve and Felix dust off their favourite Indie Disco tracks including The Libertines, Wolf Alice and Jamie T. Plus Jo Whiley has some words of wisdom.

Nothing but solid gold upbeat indie bangers with Nathan Shepherd; a throwback to the indie tunes you love with a sprinkling of the finest future hits.

To celebrate the launch of the new 6 Music Indie Forever stream, Beth Ditto hijacks the Trunk of Punk. Plus, radio's greatest feature returns: Names In Songs.

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Nathan chats to alt electronic duo ear about the making of their new album 'Rumspringa'. Ear's music uses samples, synths, and folk textures to create sprawling, immersive tracks.

Gideon Coe plays his music loves from every era and genre.

Adam Batty and AFRODEUTSCHE explore the cult appeal of MF DOOM's iconic mask, meeting with graffiti writers and bootleg artists helping to push it into the stratosphere.