Radio and Music
Radcliffe was the drummer for the band Skrewdriver but left before their later transformation into a White Power outfit. Radcliffe's radio career began in late 1982 at Piccadilly Radio, where he hosted a Friday night show called Cures For Insomnia. He later hosted Transmission, an eclectic show playing local and nationally recognised New Wave and Post-Punk bands as well as European avant-garde and electronic music.
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