Where will you find death metal, progressive, old school, punk, industrial, garage, stoner rock, hardcore and more in one place? PBS is where. All the best of hard and heavy releases from around the globe.
After 27 years on-air, Screaming Symphony is turning the amps up one last time. The legendary PBS metal show that’s been shredding the airwaves since the late 90s is saying farewell. Join Peter and Gary for one last celebration of heavy metal.
This week’s PBS Feature Album is the self titled album from GODTET + The Sydney Symphony Orchestra.
At once bold and nuanced, this album explores the friction between improvisation and orchestration. Where the orchestra is anchored in fully composed material, GODTET remains free – navigating the work's harmonic architecture with instinct and spontaneity. Structures are fixed, but expression is fluid.
This week’s PBS Feature Album is Time Telling, the evocative new album from Black Jesus eXperience.
Grooving, richly diverse and truth seeking, Time Telling explores the fragility of life, the preciousness of time and the importance of hope, love, joy and community.
Toody Cole, co-founder and mainstay of iconic Oregon group Dead Moon and the godmother of raw DIY rock 'n' roll, returns to Australia for the first time fronting her own band, following three decades of appearances here with Dead Moon, Pierced Arrows and as a duo with her late great husband Fred Cole. In Toody Cole & Her Band, she is joined by Kelly Haliburton and Christopher March (on drums and guitar respectively) of fellow Oregon outfit Jenny Don't & The Spurs.
Everyone that joined or renewed their PBS membership during our October Spring Renewal membership drive went in the draw to win one of three great prizes - and the winners have just been announced!
1st Prize: Bobby from Seddon West, Proud Member of Hippopotamus rex A luxury vineyard accommodation package from Mount Avoca Organic Winery
This week’s PBS Feature Album is Sad And Beautiful World, the latest solo album from acclaimed soul and gospel icon Mavis Staples.
One of the most enduring figures in American music, the multigenerational talent Mavis stands beside us in the face of danger, at a time when more and more people have reason to wonder who and what could be lost.
