Interviews

Acclaimed multi-instrumentalist Adam Simmons is one of the masterminds behind Dingo, the new, bi-annual print magazine dedicated to the Australian jazz sector. He calls in to Impressions to tell Ross Nable all about this new publication as well as the launch party that he's curating with Cal Barry on April 30 at the Thornbury Theatre.

Singer-songwriter Michael Waugh, calls into 5ft High & Rising to talk about his latest single 'Dirty River.'

Did you know one of the world's best whistler is an Australian based in Los Angeles? Tune in from 10am to the Ports of Paradise to hear Palmtree Paddy's chat with Molly Lewis about the wonderful world of whistling and feature her new single.

Rob & Ryan from Sydney post metal-core band Brave Today, join Ryan to chat about their brand new single, their recent shows and their plans for 2021.

Local psych artists Spawn, Filth Dimension & VVARP, call into Pojama People to talk about their show at the Tote.

Melbourne stoner/blues band Child talks to Chris about their upcoming gig.

Blues guitarist Matt Dwyer talks to Tom about some new recordings he has made and some other projects he is working on.

Last month, local label Efficient Space released 'Oz Echoes: DIY Cassettes and Archives 1980​-​1989', a 10-track compilation of forgotten Aussie psyche-electronica and agitated tape cut-ups. Pete Bramley dedicates the 250th episode of Club It To Death to this remarkable compilation. He also chats to one of its contributors, Miriam Williamson from the Sydney band Wrong Kind Of Stone Age.

Founding member & bassist of Cannibal Corpse, Alex Webster speaks to Kene about their new album 'Violence Unimagined', death metal over the ages, touring in the future and new guitarist Eric Rutan (ex-Morbid Angel and current Hate Eternal) plus much more.

Monnone Alone drops by Garageland to talk about his new single 'Feel it Disappearing’ and upcoming shows.

Jordan chats to Michael Beach about his band's new record 'Dream Violence' out now on Poison City and Goner Records.

In 2019, Cale Sexton was commissioned by The City of Melbourne to produce music with The Federation Bells. The work, titled Sustain, continued to evolve and is now finally being released as an album by Heavy Machinery Records. Tune in to Headhunters to hear Cale chat with Elle about the making of this highly anticipated work in experimental electronica.

Pinch Points' bass player and vocalist Acacia Pip Coates calls in to Homebrew to chat about the band's double header at Howler with Brick Head on April 17, and to shed some light on when we can expect to hear more from the breakthrough act.

Trumpeter Reuben Lewis joins Ross on Impressions to discuss the debut album from his duo project 'Stone Echidna', as well as the upcoming gig from his ensemble 'I Hold the Lion's Paw' at Jazzlab April 18th.

Australian composer, singer-songwriter & folklorist, Kavisha Mazzella, calls into Global Village to talk about her gig at 45downstairs, along with Irine Vela.

Kings of cosmic country Lost Ragas hit the stage at MEMO Music Hall with their amazing dual slide guitar meets lap-steel, all centred around Matt Walker’s beautifully dark voice. Matt calls in on Acid Country to tell Ed Prendergast all about the show.

Sydney industrial-rocker Bain Wolfkind talks to David Pisker about his Melbourne visit and the last three decades of playing in the Australian industrial rock scene.

American grunge gods Melvins have recently released a trio of albums: a new Melvins 1983 release named Working With God, as well as a pair of vinyl reissues: Hostile Ambient Takeover and Gluey Porch Treatments. Tune in to Pojama People to hear founding member Buzz Osborne chatting to Chris about these releases.

Legendary feminist icon Peaches has recently returned with proactive new single, 'Pussy Mask'. Famous for her subversive lyrics, Peaches is a political figure whose focus on social inequality, body image and gender has cemented her place as a cult symbol of sexual expression. Tune in to The Afterglow to hear her chat with PBS's Sarah Blaby about the new single and how she has used gaudy innuendo and raunchy imagery to fight against sexism and gendered double standards in the music industry.

Drummer for Melbourne punk trio Cable Ties, Shauna Boyle, calls into Garageland to chat about the band's performance at Summer Sounds Festival Melbourne.