Shaun is off on a little break, so Gideon Coe sits in with his usual sublime collection of music, plus your Earworms, the latest music news and a World Goth Day celebration. 1000 0700 Lauren looks into how music affects your Biorhythms and offers up a healthy serving of free music in MPFree. 1300 1000 Mark Radcliffe and Stuart Maconie chat to Californian-born singer Jesca Hoop. 1600 1300 Robin Ince is in the studio to sketch out another listener's musical profile and Keith Moon biographer Tony Fletcher joins Steve for Good Day Bad Day. 1900 1600 No band, but as we know, that doesn't equate to no fun when Marc Riley's around. He's got Rob Hughes in for his Americana Slot. 2100 1900 Tom Ravenscroft sits in for Gideon Coe and plays XTC in concert, plus sessions from Joan As Police Woman, James Taylor Quartet, Josef K, and Erland and The Carnival. 0000 2100 ...of Death in Rock 'n' Roll. ...The Cult of Death in Rock 'n' Roll. 2/7: Mark Radcliffe introduces the case for Jimi Hendrix, as argued by Steve Sutherland and Bob Harris. Was he hero or zero? 0030 0000 Chris Hawkins takes you through the early hours playing back to back music without the interruptions of chat, plus exclusive BBC sessions and his Spotlight Act. 0300 0030 Featuring Blue live at the BBC's Paris Theatre, London in 1977, plus sessions from Mikey Dread and Happy Mondays. 0400 0300 5/5. Higher Ground: Presented by Stuart Grundy. 0500 0400 The Hawk delivers early morning music and chat to the early risers of the world (unite). 0700 0500