Nicole Tadpole chats with Peep Tempel's Blake Scott who has released his first solo LP Niscitam. The album documents a point in Blake's life when he was preparing for fatherhood, had given…

It's midnight in Paris and legendary musician Warren Ellis calls in to Breakfasters to chat about what community radio means to him. He describes community radio as a place where he cut his…

Stuart Braithwaite from Scottish post-rock lifers Mogwai joins Steve Wide to chat all about their new record, As The Love Continues. Recorded during the pandemic with their producer on the other side…

“He was a real cultural titan to us growing up. He was more than just a musician – he was a leader of social, political, sexual culture, as well. And he was hilarious.”

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On the occasion of its 50th anniversary, The Kinks’ eighth studio album Lola Versus Powerman and the Moneygoround, Part One is getting the deluxe re-issue treatment. Mick Avory, the group’s drummer, joins Brian…

For 50 years urban legend has said that Iggy Pop fired Stooges bassist Dave Alexander after their performance at Goose Lake because he was too drunk to play a note. A newly uncovered…

Over their 20 years of existence, The Kills have always pushed against their self-imposed limitations. Their new collection, Little Bastards, brings together singles, live cuts and covers from their first decade together…

To mark the 20 year anniversary of What Are The Rock Stars Doing Today – a classic album from Magic Dirt – the band are reissuing the record on vinyl. Raul Sanchez joins…

The Gurus are set to release their first studio album in 11 years next year, and recently dropped a taste of what it may sound like with the politically-charged single “Hung Out To…

On the last episode of Requiem For A Scream for the year, Mia chats with renowned Sydney prog guitarist Plini about his long-awaited sophomore LP, Impulse Voices. Plini, regarded as one of…