Adam Harper’s Bubblebath

Featuring Mat Dryhurst

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120 minsFirst aired 22 Aug 2016
Next Adam Harper’s Bubblebath Tue at 4:00pm EDT

Adam Harper kicks off his monthly magazine show about the cutting edges of underground music with special guest and fellow sound scientist Mat Dryhurst.

Credits:

Artwork by Kim Laughton
Written & produced by Adam Harper
Executive produced by Julian Brimmers

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