Interviews

Brisbane Thrashers Asylum calls in to Burning Bitumen to talk about their new album Tyrannicide and their future.

New wave of British heavy metal stalwart Tony 'Demolition Man' Dolan calls in to Burning Bitumen to talk about the new Venom Inc. album 'There's Only Black,' what it was like being in the original line up for Venom, working with Mantas for over 30 years, touring Australia in February, and the modern metal scene.

Melbourne grind outlaws Choof call by the studio to talk about what it was like to film a video clip, being a live staple in Melbourne and getting invited to metal parties, as long as it's at someone else's house.

Celebrating the release of their new music video for Do You Feel Like You're Paranoid? The Ugly Kings are embarking on a merry-go-round of Australia to unleash their electrifying performances and unique power blues sound to the stage. They stop by the studio to talk about their show at the Cherry Bar September 23.

Featuring over 40 killer bands with craft beer and great food options, Do The Pop Rock ‘n’ Roll Festival returns to Port Campbell Hotel for a two day event October 29 - 30. Local rock n' rollers Grindhouse call in to Pojama People to talk about the line up and their appearance at it.

Rhysics have a brand new single titled 'Together Now,' The song is a desperate plea for self-improvement that the band will be celebrating with a couple of shows in Brisbane in October. Ahead of this trip, Rhys Renwick drops in to PBS for a chat with Alannah Sawyer on Underground Love.

Best known from the great 90s soul duo Charles and Eddie, Eddie Chacon has made a comeback over the last couple of years, producing celestial soul music. His most recent single, 'Holy Hell,' is a brooding take on personal headspace and happiness. Tune in to The Breakfast Spread to hear him chat with Milo about it.

'Right Now' is the debut EP from vocalist and songwriter Sunny Reyne. Exploring the determination to exist more presently within a moment over four parts, 'Right Now' is an ode to a sense of catharsis in a time of overwhelm and the ability to lean on close relationships to heal. Listen in to Headhunters to hear Sunny's chat with Elle.

Moonage Daydream is feature length experiential cinematic odyssey that explores David Bowie’s creative, musical and spiritual journey. Told through sublime, kaleidoscopic, never-before-seen footage, performance and music, the film is guided by Bowie’s narration and is the first film to be officially sanctioned by Bowie’s estate. Writer and director Brett Morgen spoke to Adam Rudegeair about the film.

Saxophone supremos Andy Sugg and John Mackey present the music of Michael Brecker in a one-off concert. Winning 15 Grammy awards across his career, Brecker helped redefined the sound of the saxophone in jazz, R&B and pop. Andy calls by the studio to talk about this special performance happening at Bird's Basement October 1.

Columbian, Melbourne-based duo Pal Mar stops by the studio to play a couple of tunes and talk about the launch of their EP Rua at the Retreat Hotel on September 25.

Ten-piece Ethiofunk supertrip Black Jesus Experience make their long awaited return to the stage to play a selection of tunes from their Good Evening Black Buddha (PBS feature) double vinyl, as well as more fresh tunes from another dive into the studio. Tenor saxophonist Peter Harper calls by to tell listeners about their launch at The Night Cat October 8.

One of the most acclaimed guitarists of all time, Al Di Meola returns to Australia for a headline show at Melbourne International Jazz Festival. Saul talked with the legendary guitarist ahead of his performance at the Recital Centre on October 18.

Formed in Castrop-Rauxel, Germany in 2010 under the guise of Eskimo Callboy before changing it to Electric Callboy in 2022 after criticism. To mark their change of name and beginning a new chapter Electric Callboy return to form with their brand of mixed genre and comedic music on their new album 'Tekkno.' Unclean vocalist Kevin Ratajczak and clean vocalist Nico Sallach ring in to talk about 'Tekkno,' having to change their name after more than a decade and Good Times Festival.

Vocalist for Sydney progressive metalcore band Reliqa, Monique Pym calls in to Tyrannocoreus to talk about the band's appearance at Monolith Festival, their new EP I Don't Know What I Am and future plans.

After a lengthy hiatus acclaimed Australian singer-songwriter Jordie Lane returns with the first in a series of solo acoustic EPs made up of spontaneous prose style folk songs titled The Empty House Tapes Vol. 1. Jordie calls by the station to play a couple of tunes and tell listeners about his upcoming gig at The Brunswick Ballroom on October 1.

Legendary Australian rock group Hoodoo Gurus return to the stage to reignite their 40th anniversary celebrations in September 2022 (Previously April 2022). Vocalist and guitarist Dave Faulkner chats to Crispi about their tour.

Just a day before The Murlocs drop their brand new album Rapscallion, frontman Ambrose Kenny-Smith visits PBS to play Musical Chairs with Milo and to chat about the making of the new album and how it came to be steeped in danger and delirium and the wide-eyed romanticism of youth. Do not miss this one!

Come from Away is a musical that tells the true story of the unexpected landing of 38 planes in Gander, Newfoundland, Canada, during the fateful September 11 attack. The story portrays a depth of human kindness so rare that every night this show gets a standing ovation. Julie and Lucy talked to director Daniel Goldstein about how the show grew to be the success it is today and it’s opening night in Melbourne.

Seminal Australian hip hop act Skunkhour share Blue, their first single in more than 21 years taken from their forthcoming EP, and announce a national tour in celebration. MC Del Larkin talked with Lyndelle ahead of the band's Melbourne show at the Croxton Bandroom on September 17.