Music – Australia – New podcasts
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What makes you a heretic? Journalist Andrew Gold believes that, in an age of group-think and tribes, we need heretics - those who use unconventional wisdom to speak out against their own groups, from cancelled comedians and radical feminists to cult defectors and vigilantes hunting deviants.
Learn from my guests how to rebel, think differently and resist social contagion. From Triggernometry's Francis Foster and the world's most cancelled man Graham Linehan to ex-Hasidic Jew Julia Haart and gender critical atheist Richard Dawkins. These are the people living with the weight of their own community's disappointment on their shoulders. -
A deep dive into buildings which are important to the story of the Beatles. As well as looking at the importance of the buildings to the Beatles, we will also explore the architecture and design itself, and reflect on the socio-psycho-geography of 60s Britain.
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Frank and Gaz take a cross-disciplinary deep dive into The Beatles 1964 tour of Australasia. They explore where The Beatles went, who they met, and their broader social impact. But they also look more deeply into the nature of the land downunder - culturally and socially - using the Beatles as their point of departure. Expect some unexpected turns like discussion of Taylor Swift’s 2024 tour vis-a-vis the 1964 Beatles tour, connections to Ancient Rome and the classical era, feminist perspectives on the band and its history, and a rarely heard ABC (Australia) interview with John Lennon.
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Radio host Sami Jo dives further in to the topics she talks about on iHeartRadio stations across the country. From fangirling over her favorite artists like Harry Styles, Beyonce, Olivia Rodrigo (honestly everyone) to reality tv, to lifestyle news, Sami Jo discusses it all and gets more unhinged than she ever could live on air. Buckle up butter cups.
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Ranting, reviewing, markin’ out.
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Transference Radio is a podcast series hosted by Future Engineers. The aim is to focus on forward-thinking drum and bass, showcasing new music from established producers, as well as up and coming producers in the scene. The show will also include influential tracks from the past that have helped shape the drum and bass scene.
The podcast will also focus on music production, featuring producer interviews, reflecting on their workflow habits, songwriting tips, favourite plug-ins and production techniques.
Tracklists available here: https://futureengineers.net/transferenceradio
Find out more about Production Sessions here: https://futureengineers.net/productionsessions
Website: https://futureengineers.net/
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Ever wondered how the music in movies is made? Why certain music for certain movies sounds the way it does? Or do you just love film music and want to learn more? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this is the podcast for you! On Film Music Friday, Iโll be discussing specific film scores in-depth, highlighting our favourite scores and composers, and hearing from a few guests!
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Join Hayden and Morgan from Big Reef as they dive into a mix of topics, from their latest adventures as a band and real live humans to the media and music theyโre currently into. Explore a wide range of discussions on โThe Big Reef Podcast - The Normal Podcastโ.
For even more, like artist interviews, original content, and unique radio plays, check out our exclusive Patreon content. Dive in and experience the full spectrum of the Big Reef universe with the subscriber feed via the Big Reef Patreon.
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Holsh and his array of audiophile mates will involve a deep-dive on a particular artist each episode as well as announce their Top 5 favourite songs.
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For the latest releases in Americana, alternative Country, Folk and Roots - and a whole lot more. Live on 96.5 Inner FM Melbourne every Sunday 6-8pm.
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Getting deep into conversation with indie music makers.
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‘Are Drummers Musicians?’ is a captivating exploration of the music scene in Melbourne/Naarm. Hosted by drummer Luke Singleton, the podcast showcases the city's diverse talent—from established to emerging artists and session musicians. Through relaxed conversations, we uncover the unique perspectives and stories of musicians across various genres. Each episode delves into the artistry, background, and experience of the guest, exploring what it means to be a musician. This is your backstage pass, so join us as we celebrate the music community and feature the various talents in Melbourne/Naarm!
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3 mates talking about sport, music and everything in between with a horde of special guests .... featuring cricket & TV personality Mike Whitney, ”Sugar” Ray Nosti & Andrew ”Dawsey” Dawson.
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The Pet Shop Boys are an iconic English synth-pop duo consisting of Neil Tennant (vocals, keyboards, guitar) and Chris Lowe (keyboards, vocals). Formed in London in 1981, the duo has become one of the most successful and influential acts in British music history, with a career spanning over four decades and a discography that includes 14 studio albums, four live albums, and numerous compilations, remixes, and singles.
Neil Tennant, born on 10 July 1954 in North Shields, England, met Chris Lowe, born on 4 October 1959 in Blackpool, Lancashire, in an electronics shop on King's Road in London in 1981. Tennant was a former editor at Smash Hits magazine, while Lowe was studying architecture at the University of Liverpool. They bonded over their shared love of electronic music and began writing songs together.
The duo's first single, "West End Girls," was released in 1984 but initially failed to make an impact. However, after being re-recorded and re-released in 1985, the song became a global hit, reaching number one in the UK, US, and several other countries. This success set the stage for the Pet Shop Boys' debut album, "Please," released in 1986, which showcased their unique blend of catchy melodies, clever lyrics, and electronic instrumentation.
Over the next few years, the Pet Shop Boys released a string of critically acclaimed and commercially successful albums, including "Actually" (1987), "Introspective" (1988), and "Behaviour" (1990). These albums spawned numerous hit singles, such as "It's a Sin," "Always on My Mind," "Heart," and "Being Boring," cementing the duo's status as one of the most prominent acts in the world of pop music.
Throughout their career, the Pet Shop Boys have been known for their intelligent, often witty and satirical lyrics that touch upon themes of love, politics, social issues, and popular culture. They have also been praised for their innovative approach to music production and their elaborate, theatrical live performances.
In addition to their own music, the Pet Shop Boys have collaborated with various artists, including Dusty Springfield, Liza Minnelli, David Bowie, and Robbie Williams. They have also ventured into other artistic fields, such as film (composing the soundtrack for the 1987 film "It Couldn't Happen Here"), musical theater (writing the musical "Closer to Heaven" in 2001), and ballet (creating a ballet based on Hans Christian Andersen's story "The Most Incredible Thing" in 2011).
The Pet Shop Boys have received numerous accolades throughout their career, including three Brit Awards, six Grammy nominations, and the Ivor Novello Award for Outstanding Contribution to British Music in 2000. In 2017, they received the Godlike Genius Award at the NME Awards, recognizing their immense influence on British music and culture.
Now, in 2023, the Pet Shop Boys are set to release their 15th studio album, "Nonetheless." The album, produced by Stuart Price (known for his work with Madonna, The Killers, and Dua Lipa), is described as a collection of upbeat, dance-oriented tracks that showcase the duo's enduring creativity and relevance in the contemporary music scene.
The lead single from the album, "Dreamland," features British pop star Olly Alexander from the band Years & Years. The collaboration highlights the Pet Shop Boys' ability to connect with younger generations of musicians and fans alike, while staying true to their signature sound and style.
"Nonetheless" also includes tracks such as "Happy People," "Wedding in Berlin," and "Burning the Heather," which explore themes of love, happiness, and nostalgia, all delivered with the Pet Shop Boys' trademark wit and sophistication.
As the duo prepares to embark on a world tour in support of the new album, they reflect on their incredible journey and the enduring power of their music. In a recent interview, Neil Tennant stated, "We've always tried to make music that is both entertaining and meaningful, that makes people dance and think at the same time. With 'Nonetheless,' we feel we've achieved that balance once again, and we can't wait to share it with our fans."
Chris Lowe added, "We've been doing this for over 40 years now, and it's still as exciting and challenging as ever. We're grateful for the support of our fans and the opportunity to keep creating music that resonates with people around the world."
As the Pet Shop Boys continue to inspire and innovate, "Nonetheless" serves as a testament to their enduring legacy and their unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of pop music. With their 15th studio album, Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe prove once again that they are not just survivors but trailblazers, forever shaping the landscape of electronic music and pop culture. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts. -
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Get to know the town of Mid-Valley through improvised sketches and songs in Adam Rudy's manic one-man variety show.
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Fear, Guilt & Agriculture are the foundations of the New Zealand cultural experience. Host Oscar Davies-Kay talks to friends and other interesting people from Aotearoa about their life story.
New episodes weekly.
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The Australian Council for the Defence of Government Schools (DOGS) looks at public education and separation of church and state.
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In this series, I, Bailey Walker, chat with a variety of musicians from all over the world about how they got their start, what they love about the industry and what they’ve got going on now and into the future.
For me, it’s really rewarding to be able to use casual conversation to not only learn more about my guests, but to help you, the audience, discover your next favourite artist!
So each week, sit down with me as I interview a different musician, and tell the stories many people won’t know, simply by Asking a Muso... -
"Four Strings and the Truth: The Bassists Who Changed Music" features intimate conversations with players who have changed the course of the music that came after them, and continue to do so. We'll uncover their four-string mindset - their influences, approach, artistic practice, and how they go about practicing, playing, composing songs, being in a band and living their lives.
Host Sandy Smallens, an indie- and major label-recording artist and bassist of 40-plus years, shines a light on the sometimes unsung (or at least under-sung) heroes who continue to redefine the bass's role in contemporary music, channeling his experience as a music writer and founder of Spotify's original content department.
Check out the official pod playlist here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2NJT1Dpc6eGi09uJOuQWKs?si=4d76eeff2b5c4615.
Theme music by Surface Wound.
"Four Strings and the Truth" is an Audiation Original production. -
A podcast talking Country music to Dark metal. Politics to Publicans. Marathon Running to how to build an award winning street Machine and so much more. Not even I know what we will be talking about next.
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