To celebrate 30 years of one of Britain's greatest - and most innovative - labels, Q Radio looks back at the life and times of Mute Records with a special documentary.

Sonic Mute will chronicle the imprint that introduced the world to Depeche Mode, Goldfrapp, Erasure and Moby, as well as providing a home for many years to acts such as Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds and Richard Hawley.

Q Radio exclusively interviews label founder Daniel Miller - who was also the first artist to release anything on Mute with his electro-punk single Warm Leatherette/TVOD in 1978. It goes without saying, there will be anecdotes galore.

The programme is to repeated on Saturday, October 18, at 8pm. You can hear a short clip of Miller speaking in the documentary about Mute's early days and his experiments with The Normal here.

You can listen again to the show here. And you can hear Q Radio live here.