Interviews

Reliqa – the progressive-metal band out of Sydney that are making waves in the global metal scene. With their debut album ‘Secrets Of The Future’ soon to be released via Nuclear Blast Records, Reliqa will be tour this June and stopping by Melbourne’s Bergy Bandroom on the 15th. Tune into Tyrannocoreus as Ryan chats with lead signer Monique Pym about the band's success and their upcoming album release.

Sydney-based psych/space/stoner band Robot God blend space rock with traditional stoner and psychedelia on their recent album Portal Within. Tune in to Pojama People to hear the band get into some good ol' fashioned stoner banter with Chris Pearson.

Gareth Skinner has a very colourful musical history, playing in some of the 90s most ‘out there’ acts (Bzark/Ergot Derivative) as well as being a guest musician for some ARIA topping albums. In recent years, Gareth has been a full-time member of The Sand Pebbles as well as developing his own music, resulting in Gareth’s debut band album 'Off // Axis.' Tune in to Pojama People to hear from Gareth about the album and some upcoming shows.

Local guitarist and composer Robbie Belchamber weaves together jazz and folk Brazilian and West African motifs in his delicate fingerpicking guitar style, presenting intricate arrangements inspired by Naarm's northern waterways. Out on Dune Castle Records, Robbie's upcoming offering, Shallow Crossing, offers an ethereal acoustic soundscape featuring vocals from Grace Robinson. He drops in for a visit on Headhunters, to chat about this exciting new release and to play a couple of live songs.

It's Radio Festival at PBS106.7FM and Phil from Sunglasses After Dark brings in special guests Kristen Solury from Bleeding Black Hearts Revue and fellow PBS announcer Rodney Shah. They'll be chatting about all things PBS and how this radio station is the heart that keeps its community ticking.

As Radio Festival kicks off at PBS 106.7FM, our announcers share their deep-seated love for this community-driven radio station. Tune into Radio City as Crispi chats with announcers Lyndelle from The Afterglow and Claire from Firewater about their passion for PBS and how the good people of Melbourne can keep our station alive!

Former music director, music journalist and radio presenter Billy Pinnell comes into the studio to share his wisdom and words about PBS on Roots and Rhythm. Join Helen on Roots and Rhythm as she chats with Billy Pinnell about this powerful community-driven radio station.

It's Radio Festival here at PBS, where our announcers share their passion for this community-driven radio station. Join Helen on Roots of Rhythm as she chats with special guest Chris Pearson, exploring all things PBS.

It’s Radio Festival here at PBS and Phil from Sunglasses After Dark welcomes to his show the voice behind Firewater, Claire Stuchbery, as well as fellow PBS announcer, Rodney Shah. Tune into Sunglasses After Dark as Claire, Rodney and Phil dive into the heart of this community-driven radio station, discussing how each and every one of us can play a part in keeping these vibrant shows alive on the airwaves, year after year.

It’s Radio Festival here at PBS 106.7FM and our announcers are diving deep into all things that fuel their love for this community-driven radio station. Tune into Radio City as Crispi chats with announcers Chris from Pojama People and Myles from 5ft High & Rising about their passion for PBS and how all listeners have the power to keep this station afloat.

It’s Radio Festival here at PBS 106.7FM and Helen from Roots of Rhythm will be joined by jazz/blues/folk icon, Margret RoadKnight. Tune in this Wednesday as Helen chats to Margret RoadKnight about all things PBS!

It’s Radio Festival here at PBS and local writer, researcher and broadcaster, Jackey Coyle comes in to share her passion for this community-driven radio station on her half hour segment, “Wordy Gurdy”. Tune into Roots of Rhythm this Wednesday as Helen chats with Jackey.

Ensemble Offspring are a visceral, joyous music group that supports education, community and indigenous composer programs. Lead by internationally acclaimed percussionist Claire Edwardes, Cas from The Modernist chats to Claire about Ensemble Offspring and the many community-driven values that they share with PBS.

It's Radio Festival here at PBS106.7FM and local musician and sitar player, Jeremy Malcomson, will be joining Pradip on Tiger Beats Elephant Grooves to chat about all things PBS!

The Boîte community music organisation turns 45 with a big party on June 1st. Zulya Kamalova, Therese Virtue and Dr Jen Rose come into the Global Village to talk about the history and importance of the Boîte; and there will be live music in the studio from Misagh Zamani (Iran), Vinod Prasanna (India), Rosa Voto (Italy) and Ria Soemardjo (Indonesia), who will be playing at the party.

Ahead of their Melbourne show on May 24th, visiting Bosnian group Divanhana called in from Sarajevo to chat with Global Village's roving reporter Nela Trifković about sevdah and the band's modern interpretations of this traditional music. Tune in on Sunday from 5pm to hear from band members Selma Droce and Neven Tunjić.

British-born, New Orleans-based pianist, vocalist and songwriter Jon Cleary makes time between his concerts to drop in to PBS for a chat and to play a couple of live songs on The Juke Joint. Tune in this Sunday afternoon for some truly unmissable radio.

Straight from Brisbane, vaporwave producer TUPPERWAVE drops by to chat about exploring different styles of music and how this inspired his approach to his latest album 'Grocery Store Sunset'.

Alternative folk duo Norwood are set to release their latest single 'Big Talker' on May 10. Tune in to Radio City to hear more.

Celebrating its second anniversary, Fuzzy Sunday brings family-friendly vibes, delicious food and a healthy dose of distortion in its twang to Coburg RSL on May 19th. Boasting a banging lineup that includes The Wraylettes, The Sand Pebbles, and Bones Mackinnon, it's more 'Tonight’s The Night' than 'Harvest.' Event organiser Mark Adams drops in to Radio City to talk about the event.