'Vinyl Hour' will be dedicated to Noddy Holder - the voice of Slade, where rock and roll power combined with excitement, humor, and rare artistry. At the center of the meeting is the 1972 album "Slayed": loud, bright, bold, and still capable of charging the room with the energy of British glam rock and the live drive of old school. There are voices that do not need long to be recognized. A couple of hoarse, bouncy phrases are enough - and the scene, guitar pressure, the shine of the seventies, and that festive boldness for which Slade was loved by rock and roll fans immediately appears before the listener. The meeting from the 'Vinyl Hour' series will be dedicated to Noddy Holder, the frontman of the band, whose vocals became one of the main symbols of British glam rock. The format is built around attentive listening to the record. The Slade album "Slayed", released in 1972, will be played in full. This recording features the band sounding particularly focused and assertive: rough guitar riffs, catchy choruses, concert temperature, and Holder's voice, which keeps the entire canvas at peak energy. On vinyl, such music reveals itself physically - through the roughness of the sound, pauses between sides, and the feeling of live contact with the era.