"Taking the radio station as its starting point, the festival opens on the « post - radiophonic »: an attempt at apprehending new kinds of expressions in sound and radio-art, which are propagating beyond a desire for control, propaganda or discourse. This is a radio inventing itself; in which the three genres of radiophonic art – fiction, documentary, sound art – are approached in their pure or porous forms, through the theme of contamination."
The Radiophonic Festival 2007 offers a laboratory space for radio-artists, those who capture sound, broadcast it on the airwaves as much as for artists of all disciplines, poets, animators, activists, scientists and the amateurs.
If the specificity of sound is to propagate freely, it sometimes does this, despite ourselves. At Radiophonic, both hertzian and Web radio will be the transmitting medium of sonorous viruses, which all kinds of creation, from literature to music, theatre, dance or the visual arts appropriate in order to parasite them and transform them."

(Radiophonic Collective, source: http://www.radiophonic.org/)

Kunstradio is one of 11 European institutions that broadcast live one air. “Radiophonic Radiophony” is the title of the last event of the 4-day-festival. The following independent radio stations – all members of the RADIA network – contribute live streams:
Rádio Zero (Lisbon, PT): Paulo Raposo
Radio Corax (Halle, DE): Ralf Wendt + Udo Israel
Radio Grenouille (Marseille, FR): Tante Hortense + Eddy Godeberge
Lemurie TAZ (Praha, CZ): Jan Dufek, Ladin Zelezny, Stana Abraham + Milos Vojtechovsky
Backyard Radio (Berlin, DE): Diana McCarty + Pit Schultz
Resonance104.4fm (London, UK): Piers Gibbon
free103point9 (New York, US): Sophea Lerner with Ravi Agarwal

At the festival’s venue, Les Brigittines in Brussels, the contributions from abroad are “contaminated” by artists on stage. At 22:40 o’clock the artists duo Tonic Train perform live. Tonic Train are Knut Aufermann and Sarah Washington. They employ homemade electronic instruments as well as micro fm transmitters to create an abstract sound world that integrates acoustic and electromagnetic waves.

Further information:
http://www.radiophonic.org/?page_id=93
http://www.radia.fm/