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.
It’s a very British-centric collection this week as Adam explores the bounce, introversion, and just plain lovely edges of the isles. Also hits-up Melbourne’s Icecream Hands and Toowoomba’s Cardboard Cutouts.
Continue reading “mix | You’re Gonna Like This ft Sunbeam Sound Machine and Primal Scream”
This week Adam’s shocked to find that kookaburras sound great in a dance track. There’s also new music from Melbourne’s Press Club, older stuff from Sydney’s The Presets, and Brisbane’s The John Steele Singers.
The post-cyclone edition. It’s been crazy, look after each other. Features Brisbane’s Poolshop, Darwin’s The Sandhills, and Canberra’s Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers.
Continue reading “mix | You’re Gonna Like This featuring Kim Deal and Poolshop”
Chris from The Sandhills in Darwin joined You’re Gonna Like This to introduce his track Not Forever, Just For Now.
Kicking off the debut with Brisbane artists Ball Park Music, Mallrat, 1tbsp, Robert Forster, and of course The Go-Betweens.
Continue reading “mix | You’re Gonna Like This featuring Franz Ferdinand and Mallrat”
I reckon I’m getting close to how I want the show’s theme to sound and the bed and space I have for introductions.
Continue reading “Workshopping the You’re Gonna Like This theme and intro”
Twenty-one years after my last radio music program I’ve been offered a chance at an hour-long new (and interesting) music program on community station Bay FM in south-east Queensland. Here’s the aircheck.
Continue reading “mix | You’re Gonna Like This aircheck for Bay FM”
Newly-found 2007 interview with Radio Australia’s In the Loop where I attempt to explain how social media works.
Continue reading “From the archive: Social media and moderation in the 2000s”
This from the socials, a find by Circus Murders’ Roly, it’s something I need to archive too. Check the responses in the link.
Continue reading “WAM in 1996 documentary chockers with heaps of bonza players”
BRISBANE—I haven’t done a music review for 23 years, literally, so I sipped a few Coopers on the balcony and did this for a friend. Or possibly enemy, as no-one likes a reviewer.
Continue reading “Mental Notes January 2023: All the Rest Are Strangers”
