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Two piece metal band from Naarm/Melbourne Dusk Cult will be coming on to Burning Bitumen this week. Forming in 2020, the band has a new EP out which they'll be chatting to Kene Lightfoot about. Tune in to hear about the inspiration behind the new EP, and when we can next expect to see them play live. 

Swedish metal force Sarcator has release their fourth studio album, 'The Ones We Follow', due October 30, via Reigning Phoenix Music. Emerging from Sweden's thriving extreme metal underground, Sarcator will be chatting with Kene about their new record and their recent style change. Tune in after 10pm to hear more.

On The Doom Saloon this morning, JRoc catches up with the crew from Hook Riff & Banger, a local music publication reviewing and documenting live gigs, podcasting and recording live sessions. Tune in to hear from Ben, Dave, Dan and Faye from Hook Riff & Banger.

Joining Milo on the show this morning all the way from the UK, is Royal Male. With a radio show called 'Do You! Radio', and also an NTS program with Red Laser Records, he'll be chatting about a show taking place at Collingwood Basement on October 17. Find out more about the show, along with a special guests mix, on The Breakfast Spread with Milo Eastwood. 

Berlin-based Norwegian DJ Fett Burger and DJ Telephones will be jumping on the decks on Tomorrowland for a guest mix with Edd Fisher. As one half of record labels Sex Tags Mania and Amfibia, DJ Fett Burger runs left-field experimental project Mongo Fett, and taste maker mix series Trushmix. Known for his eclectic approach, curveball-mixes and pure dancefloor hedonism, Telephones has over 25 years' experience behind the decks. Tune in for this special edition of the show.

Tonight on Audio Vitamins, Jonny will catch up with Brooklyn‑born surrealist blues poet, aja monet. Making her Melbourne debut this October as part of the Melbourne International Jazz Festival, she'll be presenting her new album 'the color of rain', accompanied by her outstanding US-based trio, at Max Watt's on October 22. As the youngest winner of the Nuyorican Poets Café Grand Slam at 19, aja monet's performances have filled venues and festivals worldwide. 

On the first half of Tiger Beats Elephant Grooves today, Pradip will be joined by Prannay & Co. Prannay is an Indian origin songwriter, producer and guitarist currently based in Naarm/ Melbourne. His style brings together cutting-edge electronic production and thoughtful live instrumentation and vocals, with influences from Carnatic music, to Indian folk and rock. Tune in to hear about Prannay & Co's upcoming show at the Workers Club on October 23.

This week on the Gospel Show, Peter Miles is thrilled to be bringing some more incredible live music. Local musicians Bob Sedergreen and Carl Pannuzzo (Checkerboard Lounge) will be teaming up to bring a fine Gospel sound from PBS' Studio 3 direct to your ears. The musical blessing will begin from the second half of the Gospel Show, tune to hear the special music that's created when these two talented musicians meet.