one fellow's political coverage, music ramblings and general hijinks across decades under a range of guises at several locations often in a state of awe.
Big props to Adelaide’s Oscar The Wild kicking off the show with a newie, as is Sydney’s Jacqui Lumsden. Perth’s Karnivool returns in a huge way, while Brisbane features three big names in Mallrat, Thelma Plum and The John Steel Singers. Finally, wow, forgot how great Nada Surf were.
Some very interesting Queensland sounds this week from Gold Coast’s Albii, Full Flower Moon Band and ARIA winner Emily Wurramara. We hark back to New York’s TV On The Radio and even further back to club fave Guru Josh.
We’re cranking up the pace as winter kicks in with Sunny Coast’s The Chats, with Tasmania’s QE and Joan As Police Woman sounding perfect together by the fire. Then there’s father and son bands Bucket and Garage Sale, 29 years apart. And a bit of a homage to Body Type’s Annabel Blackman and her new … Continue reading “mix | You’re Gonna Like This ft Solo Career and Bucket”
We’re gazing at our shoes this week on You’re Gonna Like This with Chapterhouse, MBV, and Byron’s Garage Sale. Thelma Plum and Spiderbait gets the pulse back up, and Brisbane’s The Double Happiness reminds us you can always go incognito in Nundah.
Everything seems to be in 2s today as 2-piece Party Dozen’s on twice, so’s Nick Cave, we hear 2 flavours of Oxford band Ride’s Vapour Trail and there’s 2 Micks in Bleak Squad. Plus Hobart’s QE and Melbourne-Perth’s Guy Blackman.
As they say in the TV kitchen “Adam is pushing the boat out today” by featuring Aphex Twin and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. But we’re also getting cuddly with Catatonia and The Stone Roses. There’s also three Brisbanians in one great track, and Byron Bay’s Skegss with a surf club classic.
We finally get to Tassie with Launceston’s Meres, back to Canberra with Machine Translations, then 3 faves from Brisbane and more, squeezing in 7 Aussie tracks. Topped off with a taste of what a Japanese-Norwegian co-op sounds like. Phew.
Join us for some new Brisbane fare from Bean Magazine and Tape/Off, Melbourne’s Midnight Juggernauts and the jaunty Capital City from Perth. Then a little electro with Phantogram and Ladytron for kicks.
Every song is Australian and everyone’s a winner. Many thanks to Jaimee, Bel and Bella, Nat, Chris, and Rohan for introducing their own songs in my first catch-up of the past few months’ awesome new and interesting music.
I’ve cracked out my signed copy of Drop City’s classic Magic Transistor Radio today. It goes well with a stunning new find from Adelaide, Bella Brinkworth, and Melbourne’s Maxon & Like Bear. Chased with Yo La Tengo doing The Cure and Jason Spaceman’s Spiritualized.
