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Stuart's featured album is Tender Pervert, the breakthrough album by the uncrowned king of creepy, sexy, intellectual art pop, Momus.

Released in 1988 on Creation Records, it was the third album by Nicholas Currie under the name of Momus (after the Greek god of mockery). A big influence on the later work of Pulp and Suede, its also one of Stuart's favourite albums of all time.

Of course, there's also a selection of weird and wonderful music from around the world, including Progressive Folk from Dublin, Chamber Art Pop from Paris, and Afrofuturism from Uganda, plus detours to Holland, Canada and Cornwall, All this and a bumper Reading Your Letters as well.