Episode 81: 360
It’s been about two decades now since the world of Australian hip-hop welcomed Matt Colwell, otherwise known as 360, onto the scene. A rapper with a flair for mixing genuineness with wry humour and slick rhymes, 360 rose to wider...
Episode 80: Charles Jenkins – Icecream Hands
It was just over 30 years ago that power pop outfit the Icecream Hands formed in Melbourne. With its origins lying in Adelaide group The Mad Turks From Istanbul in the ’80s, the power pop sensibilities of The Mad Turks...
Episode 79: Hamish Cowan – Cordrazine
For close to 30 years now, the Australian music scene has sporadically played host to the exceptional Cordrazine. Fronted by Hamish Cowan, who formed the group following time spent in the group Blindside, Cordrazine were the very definition of a...
Episode 78: Todd Andrews & Jamie Timony – These New South Whales
I could probably hazard a guess and say that we all know people like These New South Whales: stunning musicians, effortlessly funny, charismatic, and just all ’round impressive people. With that in mind, it’s hard to pick out what to...
Episode 77: JP Jakonen – Cliff Barnes
I’m going to go out on a limb here and say this – the chances are very good that you do not know my guest today. In fact, I hadn’t even heard about my guest until just a few months...
Episode 76: Daniel Devlin – The Belair Lip Bombs
There’s a very good chance that one of Australia’s next big rock bands is going to be The Belair Lip Bombs. Hailing from Frankston in Victoria, The Belair Lip Bombs aren’t exactly from a massive musical metropolis, but that hasn’t...
Episode 75: Georgia Knight
If you’re not yet a card-carrying member of the Georgia Knight club, then you’re in prime position to change your life. Originally from Melbourne, Georgia Knight has been part of the music world for some years now, having made a...
Bonus Episode 6: Our Carlson
If you’ve been paying attention to the Australian music scene in recent years, there’s a good chance you may have come across the enigmatic majesty that is Our Carlson. Having got his start in the hardcore world over two decades...
Episode 74: Gareth Liddiard – The Drones, Tropical Fuck Storm
Ask anyone, and there’s a good chance that many Australian music fans will describe Gareth Liddiard as one of the pillars of this country’s music scene. For Liddiard, his musical career began back in the ’90s, entering this creative world...
Episode 73: Gabe Stove & Justin Teale – dust
For the past few years now, I’ve been watching Newcastle outfit dust rise through the ranks, ticking achievements off their bucket lists as if it’s no big deal. I’ve eagerly watched them since I wrote their very first piece of...