Shelby from Muma Ganoush calls in to give the rundown on their debut album, The Big Beam, including collaborating with local musicians and how experimenting with mixing techniques allowed her to discover new…

In between the Melbourne lockdowns, Cash Savage and the Last Drinks recorded a show in an empty Hamer Hall. It was intended to be a video stream only, however the audio “sounded so…

Eight years on from their last album, Something For Kate return with The Modern Medieval. Recorded with Nick DiDia (Bruce Springsteen, Powderfinger, Pearl Jam) at his studio in Byron Bay, the band’s…

To honour the passing of Phil May, Annaliese Redlich re-braodcasts an interview she conducted with Dick Taylor and Phil May from The Pretty Things in 2018. The discussion looks at the whys and…

From his early days as a new wave pioneer to his collaborations with Burt Bacharach, The Brodsky Quartet and The Roots, Elvis Costello has always been an inquisitive and intuitive artist. In part…

Two of punk’s elder statesmen, James Williamson and Deniz Tek, join LiveWire to discuss their new collaborative album Two To One.

The album came from the desire to make “an old school…

Want a piece of music history? Off The Record patron and iconic local singer-songwriter/musician Joe Camilleri has offered up a very special guitar to raise funds for Triple R’s critically important Radiothon. Bidding…

Nicole Tadpole catches up with Richie Guymala from Black Rock Band about their East Coast tour. Black Rock Band are a hard-working outfit who have clocked up the kilometres touring from their home…

Thick as Bricks is the latest album from Sarah Hardiman, also known for her work with Deaf Wish, Moon Rituals, Nightclub and collaborative ensemble the Opals. And it's the debut release for her…

Scott Lacey, drummer and vocalist from rhythm ’n’ blues ravers The Breadmakers, joins The Australian Mood’s Neil Rogers and reassures him that the release of their first album in over a decade…