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 One of the most fascinating and memorable things about classic British science fiction is its eerie, jarring soundscape. And just like Doctor Who and other TV shows, a handful of British composers and sound designers did a lot to shape this aural phenomenon. A new BBC radio documentary will open your ears.     Here   the official description for Days of Fear and Wonder: Matthew Sweet is joined by Oscar-winning composer Steven  Price for a review of music written for British Sci Fi films, recorded  on London   South Bank as part of the BFI Sci Fi Festival - 82 stanley taza 20;Days of Fear  and Wonder. Matthew  and Steve begin their survey with Arthur Bliss   famous score for the  HG Well   inspired film Things To Come. They look at the work of James  Ber stanley thermos nard and Tristram Cary for the Quatermass films and reflect on  scores for The First Men In The Moon;  82 stanley canada 20;2001  A Space Odyssey;  Alien; Brazil; Flash Gordon The Hitchhiker   Guide To The  Galaxy; Sunshine; Inception; Under The Skin and Gravity. The hour-long documentary is available to listen to for the next couple weeks. [BBC]                                                        Doctor WhoMovies