“I Mean, This Could Be A Total Train-Wreck”
February 22, 2019
CJ Johnson and Danielle McGrane look at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences’ year of self-fouls, own goals and other idiotic mis-steps in anticipation of a train-wreck 2019 Oscars. In addition, they step outside of the boring conventional wisdom predictions for this year’s Oscars, and instead, take a few big swings. Don’t bet on
GRETTA ZILLER “LET IT GO” LIVE
February 22, 2019
The Queen of Boomtown, Gretta Ziller dials in a feisty, stripped back version of ‘Let It Go’, the fourth single from her debut album.
Indy Stanton: “The Candle Room Is The Place You Can Go To Be Vulnerable”
February 22, 2019
Adelaide singer-songwriter Indy Stanton performs ’Trust’ and ‘Go Home’ from her debut album The Candle Room, before chatting to Danielle McGrane about the record’s creation, why she temporarily quit performing as a teen, and why she’s obsessed with the show ‘Friends’.
“The Heartbreak’s Even More Intense”
February 14, 2019
Rick Steff and Ben Nichols from Lucero perform ‘To My Dearest Wife’ and the title-track of their latest album ‘Among The Ghosts’ before talking to Rod Yates about the inspiration behind the songs, what it was like recording in Sam Phillips’ studio in Memphis, and why fans were worried that Ben wouldn’t still be able
“If It Doesn’t Have Soul, Then What Has It Got?”
February 7, 2019
Magpie Diaries perform ‘Beat Myself Up’ and ‘Strawberries and Cream’ before Matt and Jess chat to Bernard Zuel about their new album, Sanctuary, how they found time to make it in between organising four festivals, and whether they really do sell honey by the road.
Sydney songwriter Perry Keyes plays ‘Oh Jimmy’ and ‘Hyde Park Hotel’ and talks to Bernard Zuel about his latest album, ‘Jim Salmon’s Lament’, singing about the people of inner-city Sydney, the positive side to getting polio as a child and much more.
Dominic Breen: “It Was Time To Do My Own Thing”
February 1, 2019
Sydney songwriter Dominic Breen stops by to perform and chat to Danielle McGrane about being taught music by Angus & Julia Stone’s dad, why he once wanted to be a rugby league commentator, and the release of his debut EP, Lay Low.
“We’re Doing This Together”
January 31, 2019
Irish duo Saint Sister perform ‘Corpses’ and ‘The Mater’ off their debut album Shape Of Silence, and talk to Bernard Zuel about how they formed, the role the harp plays in their music, and the best advice they ever received.
TIA GOSTELOW: “I Never Had My Sights Set On Anything Else”
January 22, 2019
Tia Gostelow performs ‘Phone Me’ and ’Strangers’ from her debut album Thick Skin, and talks to Rod Yates about the impact growing up in a remote community had on her, what it was like playing in pubs at the age of 12, and the process of writing her new LP.