Ultima Thule - Musica Atmospherica - Ambient Music Radio

Ultima Thule is available online for the listening pleasure of those who live outside our Australian FM radio coverage zone.

Each edition of the show is downloadable from this page as a 56k mp3 file, for a period of 8 weeks, with a new programme uploaded each Monday. Simply "right click" and "save" on the numbered links below.

Alternatively you can have each broadcast automatically delivered to you through a podcast client. To subscribe to the Ultima Thule podcast, use this URL: http://www.ultimathule.info/xml/Ultima_Thule_Ambient_Music_Radio.xml

Further information about podcasting - and on-demand streaming of more than 200 past Ultima Thule programmes - is available at these and similar sites:

Eventually we intend to offer higher quality subscription access to our programme archive via streaming audio... so watch this space!

Click below to listen:

Ultima Thule 900

Celebrating nine centuries of Ultima Thule with Stephan Micus and Bob Holroyd.

Ultima Thule 899

Nighthawks, reaching land... with Patrick O'Hearn, Bob Holroyd, Joe McMahon, Harold Budd, Ruben Garcia and John Foxx.

Ultima Thule 898

Soaring and drifting long distances with Biomass, Broken Harbour and Keller and Schonwalder.

Ultima Thule 897

A very Ultima Thule xmas, featuring seasonal works from Andrew Lloyd Webber, Thisquietarmy, Mark Jenkins, Gareth Ramsay, Claudio Merlini and Christopher Westcott.

Ultima Thule 896

Beguiled by a restless mirage: new music from Patrick O'Hearn and Darshan Ambient.

Ultima Thule 895

Departum et returnum; goings and comings from Lisa Gerrard, Ben Cox, Clive Wright, Bob Holroyd, Enigmatic Obsession and Cocteau Twins.

Ultima Thule 894

Distant halcyon memories conjured by Steve Roach, Stephen Kent, Kenneth Newby, Rudy Adrian and Justin Vanderberg.

Ultima Thule 893

Lucid picnic with a chilling goddess. Another Kunfdalinian convocation with Daheen, Androcell, Bluetech, Cosmosis and a host of others.

Ultima Thule 532
(coming... eventually)

The year concludes in reflective mode, with a focus on sacred music from the ancient Christian traditions of the Near East. Featuring the otherworldly voice of Sister Marie Keyrouz.