Satan On Weekends

No Turns On Weekends in the studio, Devon comes in to join me but Lucas cannot make because he is touring with Sweet Boy, we chat about that and tik tok but we quickly move on to the reason why we are all here, to discuss the new No Turns single coming next Thursday May 14th, its called Get Off Your Knees and it is excellent. Devon let me have a sneak listen and its super impressive. It will be exciting. Its positive and you can work out to it. We also chat about Viagra Boys, Phoenix and the beauty of pop, the new band, the new sound, introducing keys to the band, LCD Soundsystem, RRR interviews vs Satan On Weekends interviews, Nocturnal music making, viral trends and not be boring, social media & Dads hang gliding videos, the disappearance of the taste makers, humiliation rituals and mashed potatoes Get Off Your Knees out next Thursday May 14thSingle Release party May 29th at Shotkickers with supports from the Antics and Lalu

Snailgun on weekends, Rhys has been in to the clean the floors so theyre cleaner than ever and now he's questioning the actual cleaners, the tables upstairs however are another story and one in particular still shows remnants of illicit times of past. Adam and Dan join me at said table where we discuss their sweet new album Glass Walls. Snailgun are a three piece who have put together a very cool, very tight little outfit, theyre specialising in a tasty post-punk noise rock explosive, they also have mastered the art of the long song, they good at 6mins, they are good at 8mins. They draw influence from Shellac, Dinosaur Jr, Husker Du, Pixies and anyone else floating around in that noisy little pool. We chat about the album, the influences, the album release party at Cactus this Saturday, Black Flag My War, the incredible cover art and its back story, covering your own songs, Blood and Incantation, Going Swimming, country mini tours, a Chappell Roan cover and of course the Straight of HormuzGlass Walls out now - go listenAlbum Release party Cactus Saturday May 2nd with supports from No Hoper, Waxman and Winternationale

Sprog Dog on Weekendz in the studio in Collingwood, ive got Nick at the desk, he is a really interesting guy and he has something very cool going on with his Sprog Dog project, the main thing that caught my attention that I needed to investigate further is the avalanche of creative output, how does this guy get so much done. I ask all the questions. We also chat about the v-line, Rza and Ghostface, that Ballarat shit, Fruity Loops and Ableton, samples, samples and more samples, the Bogalars, Damaged, Lauryn Hill, Eric B and Rakim, selling beats, making videos and sampling local tv ads from the 90's, finger drumming with Gnarly and of course how to invest in Ballarat and make your fortune.

Enola on Weekendz, here on the pod this week i catch up with Ruby from Enola. Im really drawn to Enola, i love the dream poppy post-punky sound, Ruby is a very talented song writer and puts together some excellent songs. We catch up to chat about the upcoming singles, the future EP due out this winter, as well as, All is Forgiven the first EP and both of our favourite song on EP , Miss you. It needs to be on a soundtrack, its beautiful. A special song. Big time we chat about the Fontaine's DC support, how that came about and how cool of an experience that was. Other bands Cigarettes After Sex, Mazzy Star, The Crying Nudes and Nilufer Yanya. To tour or not to tour, or make more sweet videos, how to capture an audience. Ruby makes sweet live recording videos, go check them out. Lil Kim is coming to Rising and she is cool but is she as cool as Ruby?Next single Adore due out end of MayEP Nothing Lasts Forever out in late JuneListen out

JEANE on weekendz in the studio this week, Jazz and Luke come join us for a chat. I'm looking for the inside scoop on new music coming up, after 3 years of gigs all around Melbourne, we celebrate the new single Cash, hot of the press, with the follow up of a new EP incoming. We also review the Wild Life lemon tart Jazz brought to the show, we also review their recent Bergy Bandroom gig. Beck is a major influence and we explore that a little. Everyone plays in everyone's bands, and Butternut Sweetheart but mostly its friends playing music together. Also, there was a scraped EP maybe you didn't hear about that but there may also be a full length album out recorded later in the year. We talk about how your favourite bands might reach your ears, sex sells, fake cash, trains, ice skating, JEANE playing Golden Plains and there will be cash.JEANE is playing their single release party for Cash at the Gem on Thursday April 2nd (Easter Eve) support by My Dog Satellite The new EP Sicko will be out May 21stA tour will then take pace culminating in an EP release party back at Bergy sometime in the middle of winter

The Ians on Weekends, a band of pirates, drop in to join us in our Collingwood studios who are very good. So many singles will there ever be an album. I lecture the band about how they need to run their show. We chat about Laneway music and their surprisingly sharp algorithm  waterfall strategy for maximising Spotify streams, everything's working right now so who am i to ruin it. We also chat about all the guitarists in the band including one who disappeared and one who currently resides in Izmir, Three Phase Studios, Phoenix Bar in Canberra, Viagra Boys, Head Like A Hole, Nick Cavey, Osama bin Laden and Hank Williams, Health advice and Pro-Family, filming green screen videos in the living room, the life and times of being an Anti-NATO band, Smells like Teen Pirates, Victoria Bitter, secret hunches, the future angry industrial music, Headlopper and general angst in the communityThe Ians are playing 14th of March at the Graveyard in North Coberg Go check out their Spotify, they have loads of great songs

Stepmother On Weekends, episode 62, we're in the studio this time, this is the second Stepmother interview, episode 3 saw us in a sketchy Laundromat in Brunswick a little while back. Again, Rob and Lee could not make it so Graham and i were left to steer the bus. A lot has happened since ep 3, there is new music and there has been international tours and now there is more music and more international tours planned. i love Stepmother and love the new music. As always Graham has many fascinating stories, so many more we didn't get to touch on. We also chat about Grahams employment history, X, Dangerhouse, numerous nardcore bands, Angry Samoans, USA tour with Krispy, Richmond Virginia, Europe tour in June, Rowdys on the 27th, Cujo, Billionaires and shooting, Future Suck, Horror Films and some motivation hacksNew album Absurdus Manifestus out in AprilGigs:Rowdys 4th Birthday, 6pm, Friday Feb 27thNibbs Fest, Barwon Club, Saturday Feb 28thPlastic Tones, Tote, Friday Apr 24thAlbum Release Party, The Gem, Friday May 29thEurope Tour, June

On this episode, Bek, Jason, Matt and Alex from local Garage Rock N Roll fun explosion The Stripp come join me in the studio to chat about their recently released new album Life Imitates Art. Their sounds has typically been compared to the Hellacopters and Turbonegro, but with the this latest album there are new sounds similar to the Datsuns and Radio Birdman. We also talk about their upcoming Australian tour as well as their much anticipated 19 date European tour as well as Sandro Botticelli, JR Horseman, Amyl and their producer influence, 2am Espresso martinis, the iconic Melbourne drone lick, Bek got a keytar, Alex's 2 floor toms, MF from Hell vs Slice of Heaven and why is there no love for Adelaide and Poland.Life Imitates Art out now, check your streaming provider, vinyl available via bandAustralian tour dates:Fri 13 Mar Gold Coast Vinnies DiveFri 27 Mar Melbourne Shotkickers - Album Release PartyFri 10 Apr Sydney the DukeSat 11 Apr Thirroul Ryans HotelSat 25 Apr Bendigo Trash CultSat 9 May Melbourne Deseret Highways

EP60, Ep 1 2026, Happy New Year, we're back and we're rough, recovering from the flu I'm joined in the studio by Sam and Aaron from Melbourne's newest hard hitting high voltage riffage raw rock n roll contenders Speed Bumps. Sam has been working hard to bring a great 8 band fundraiser fest line up to the Bendigo this Saturday night. The event is called Tough as Nails and the fundraiser benefits BPU (Black Peoples Union). We chat about this as well as the new music the boys will be releasing soon on their upcoming debut EP Warrnambool Wasted, due out Feb 1st. There will be a little tour to promote the ep shortly thereafter. We also chat more about Warrnambool and local legend Slim Krusty, sneaking in recording sessions, the official Speed Bumps road sign, Private Function and $10 pints of Skull Draught.Tough As Nails Fundraiser Fest this Saturday night at the Bendigo Hotel featuring: Tommy Dynamite, The Bin Stompers, Skybelly, Keggin, Speed Bumps, Disgruntled Civil Servant and Unscored all proceeds benefit Black Peoples UnionSpeed Bumps debut ep Warrnambool Wasted out on Feb 1stSpeed Bumps Tour:Friday Feb 6th Gummo, Thornbury with Penalty and NahFriday Feb 13th The Barwon Club in Geelong with Cool Dad, G-Strong Nicotine and Muddy RivetsSaturday Feb 14th Whalers Hotel, Warrnambool with Hard As Concrete and Muddy RivetsFriday Feb 20th The Gem, Collingwood with The Bush DoofsSaturday March 7th The Old Bar, Fitzroy with The Rartel and Oil Rig

Santa On Weekendz, ho ho hoes, we're in the studio for the final episode of the year, what a massive year, kinda cool, kinda a lot, kinda the best. Final ep is with local writer James Podhorodecki author of the novel Stayin' Alive in Channel Country, an honest, brutal and wild ride through the character and psyche of modern day Australia, experienced and written during covid, the story, decisively captured, paints a vivid journey of essential relationships and how they define you, relationships with your friends, relationships with lovers, relationships with strangers and relationships with the strangest of them all - the book is also supposedly about a camel race in outback Queensland. James and i have a great chat - hearty even - it goes a little long but its the last one of the year, so who is really counting at this stage, i let it run a little, its lose, its literature, its philosophy, but its mostly shit talk with a few tasty insights buried in the soup to add some flavour.Its funYou can check out more on the book here:https://www.wordsofsloan.com/homeAlso, there is a band(NoTurns - check them out they're very cool)playing downstairs so the sound is a little dynamic but ultimately Melbourne atmospheric Also also, being the final of the year and the xmas special we decided to loop back around and run the original Billiam Satan On Weekendz intro theme song

Satan on Weekends Episode 58, in the studio with Riley and Noa from The Refuge, Noa's girlfriend Jamilla also came along for the ride to help with quality control. We discuss the bands Otway's roots, the cold rainy landscapes influence on the sound and the beauty and the warmth of the music created. The guys a pumping out a few singles right now with an album taking shape for a 2026 release. The latest single Call My Own is an absolute banger and is out next Tuesday the 9th of December. There will also be an album release party for the single at the Bendi on Friday the 19th. We chat about many other miscellaneous items like how their drummer Leon couldn't make it but its cool because he a gun drummer and also a tik tok celebrity, the bass player Cam couldn't make it because he is a professional scooter dude and happened to be at a comp in Japan over the weekend, madness, as well as chatting about Houses of the Holy, Stretch Vampire Rock, Cave Rock, completing incomplete songs with the help from the theremin, Ayahuasca Mark, Deep Purple, Acdc, Castle Rat, Arabella and the Heist, the Miffs in Barcelona, playing shows in Portland and Tinder, Grunge, Grunge on TinderCall My Own out next Tuesday December 9thThe Refuge rock The Bendigo Hotel Friday the 19th of December, for the single release, supports from Arabella and the Heist as well as Dog Watch (who are also releasing the single The Switch)

Welcome Slander Tongue to Australia, all the way from Berlin via Istanbul and Kuala Lauper. After arriving this morning at 9am at Tullamarine, this German power-pop 4-piece stop off for a quick pit stop at Aldi before the boys roll into the Gem to make their way to be sitting with me at the bar with a stack of Melbourne Bitter. Fun times. We caht about the upcoming tour, all the dates, and like always there are major digressions like, Jens the rock n roll pope, Horses and Public Holidays, Aldi(of course), Radio Birdman and the Saints, smoking joints with Rob Younger in Germany, smoking meth at Metallica shows in Perth, Hector couldn't make because he has a new job, Australian Beers(all beers are good beers), Kits quiche, Drunk Mums never stop, Leipzig rocks, a new album, friends with Black Lips, Trader Horne vs Motorhead, Berlin techno, kangaroo meat vs horse meat and Berghain(of course)Nov 5th The Tote, Melbourne, VICNov 6th Soundbar, Rosebud, VICNov 7th The Railyard, Tecoma, VICNov 8th Lazy Thinking, Sydney, NSWNov 9th Enmore Hotel, Sydney, NSWNov 13th The Metro, Adelaide, SANov 14th Soul Rebel, Adelaide, SANov 15th River Rocks, Geelong, VICNov 16th River Rocks Rehab, Geelong, VICNov 19th Last Chance Rock 'n' Roll Saloon, Melbourne, VICNov 20th The Espy, St Kilda, VICNov 21st Trash Cult, Bendigo, VICNov 22nd The MF Gem

Welcome to episode 56, we are engaging in a new format here, something special, Andy from day party rockers Helluva Ride brings along Jake from Alien Nosejob to have a chat about the third instalment of Helluva Ride coming up at Howler this weekend. We chat about Helluva Ride and Alien Nosejob in equal measure as well ENOLA (our other guest who unfortunately could not make it, go check out ENOLA if you haven't new song Time Will Make You Change out now and it's incredible). We also chat about Howler, Ping Pong, Wodonga, competing with Metallica, public pools, the drum riser a the Thornbury Bowls club, Punk Adjacent, accessing all music ever made instantly always, Parquet Courts, My space, Shinjuku and endless other will digressions.If you find yourself at a loose end go check out Helluva Ride 3 at Howler this Saturday, November 8th, some of Melbournes coolest bands will be there:The StatesDumb PuntsAlien NosejobPollymanLoose ToothEggyThe VovosNpcedeENOLADelivery DJ's, Drunk Mums DJ's, Brunswick City Radio DJ'sBodriggyFitzroy TattooHowler

We finally have a sunny Saturday here at the studio, life is good, beers and fireball. This week we get a Grim Rhythm update, Tim Maxwell drops by to share some wisdom and stories with me. We chat about Grim Rhythm and their miraculous rebirth, a potential solo album and all of the big biz in the studio. We also talk about Weed, Sleep (the band not the stoner pastime), jamming on top of mountains, hating instrumental rock bands, what Dimebag used to drink, a European tour in '26, Flour supporting the Psychos, Earthless, melody is king, Backyard Business, Looch, Molly Rocket, annoying Private Function, love for Wombat, Suno AI, Kings of Leon vs Coldplay vs Nickelback, Sex Pistols, Geordie Greep and apparently Zeke suck.Grim Rhythm are playing River Rocks Rehab with Zeke

The future of loco and the weekend is Satan, this week we're in the studio with Glauber and Alex from Killing Leaders chatting about their debut live album, Live at the Old Bar, a fun, dynamic and exciting, rock 'n' roll treat. We also find out about the origins, life before with the Trauma Dolls, where the train is heading and we find out why a young Melbourne band inspired by the MC5 and the Clash could not possible be better prepared for the journey ahead based purely on the love of these bands. We also talk about Stalin, Guillotines, Brazilian rock stars, The Forgotten Boys(give 'em a listen they're pretty good), Glaubers recording studio, First Take, Sloppy Kiss, the Lips gig, the B gig, touring, recording sweet videos, and i do my best to try hold it together through stormy seas of wild hangover.Killing Leaders are playing Bar Open November 13th with Hounds and Lucy DisorderLive at the Old Bar out now at any record store on High Steet

Teenage Rock 'n' Roll on Weekendz, we're in the studio with local high school rockers Hot Milk Machine, we learn some Italian, we learn jazz fundamentals and we learn how to win Battle of the Bands. Hot Milk Machine debut single Please (Let Me Get What I Want) came out in July(a split with Turge) and they have recently recorded demos for 8 new songs. We also talk about band practice, Jazz nerds, doing the dishes, Silverchair, recording at the Rezza community library, Synfest, Hole, Amyl, PF, C.O.F.F.I.N, Blonde Revolver, breaking guitars and buying cars, RRR, Grungegaze vs Math Rock, Dad roadies, exams suck and then Schools Out For Summer.Hot Milk Machine playing the all ages Synfest at Bakehouse Studios this Saturday 12-4 with Daezy, W.O.M.B.A.T, Emma Yue, G string Nicotine

Play gigz with your idols on Weekendz, we're in the studio in Collingwood with Laura, Devon and Dylan from every big bands favourite supports Laura and the Hell Cutz. We mostly talk about how good they are at securing sick supports like their Idles gig at the Sydney Myer Music bowl earlier in the year, they played some shows with Mannequin Death Squad and have a couple shows with Regurgitator coming up later in the year. We get distracted and chat about a few others things like their debut single Porcelain Girl, their upcoming singles and ep's and everything, they are recording and have a bit coming up, also more distractions with grungegaze, love for Courtney, Hole and Nirvana are awesome, country bass strings, i keep reviewing every venue brought up in conversation, unlikeable bosses, when is a song really complete? the drummer from Queens of the Stone Age, the email from Live Nation, hitting the vape, Silverchair covers, DFA 1979 and learning how to headbang betterOCTOBER 4, FREE ENTRY show, w Kitty of the Valley, The Retreat OCTOBER 15, Battle of the Bands, The Bergy BandroomOCTOBER 18, w Vollie x No Questions, The Bendigo HotelNOVEMBER 8, Pretty Dead Festival, The Eveyln HotelNOVEMBER 22,23, Supporting Regurgitator, BUNDALAGUAH, Live at the Bundy 

Shambolic on weekends, we're in the studio in Collingwood with a young up and coming sound machine called The Reverie, part New York Dolls, part Baby Shambles, part your new favourite band. This 5 piece are super new, they have only played 2 shows, i just happened to catch their second and realised we need to catch up for a little discovery session. This is their first interview and we find out who and what is going on. Its chaos but we cover off a lot, including but not limited to, parents, email bombing clubs for gigs, Wunderhorse and Fontaines, stealing bass guitar from RMIT, Lauries biology degree, sick homemade rock posters, fake accents, performing for the people, Adult Cat, the north, Radio Free Alice and hoping one day they can play at the NightcatThe guys have a few gigs coming up, you wanna check them outTomorrow night 25/09 at the Brunswick Artist BarWednesday 15th October at The Tote with the ReporesThursday 16th October at the Last Chance with the Mooners and Sloppy JaloppiesSaturday 25th October at the Old Bar

This ones coming from the top rope, episode 50, we're in the studio in Collingwood on a Friday night, joined by rock queen Envy Marshall. We're chatting about Envy's up coming album, the waterfall release of singles and videos, going number one in Lithuania and Ukraine, we're looking good and feeling famous, songs on James Bonds soundtracks, the same next Bond film that features Margot Robbie, 100x push ups and 100x squats and the wild world of pro wrestling, did you know Envy used to wrestle, Rips Rogers and WWE, The Undertakers kangaroo court, Ric Flair loves Tom Petty, we also talk about ACDC, Baby Animals, the Angels, Lars Ulrich, Hinder, Envy's Dad being a legend and Envy's Mum being a bad ass proud mum, all that and a burger, whisky and diet coke.Looking good and feeling famous will be the next singleAlbum due out when Envy feels like releasing itEnvy and band playing at the Corner November 2nd 

Alchemy on Weekendz, welcome to episode 49, Al Matcott joins us in the studio to chat about is upcoming album, Fake the Days Away, due out October 17th. It’s a solid folk rock effort packed back to back with soulful gems. We chat about the album but we continue to divagate with our conversation. I feel like we may have chatted more about books, concepts and ideas than the music, but it’s fun. It’s always fun. Here's a little collection of the distractions; Hey Hey its Saturday vs Harry Connick Jnr, Nick Cave Vs AI, Killer Whales, Casinos and Malls, I get confused and call Sega Daytona USA Need for Speed, haha i also dont know how to pronounce Sade (Shah-Day), very amateur music journalist i am, we chat about dystopian literature; Brave New World, Fahrenheit 451, 1984, Andreas Malm and the modern protest dynamic, The Ghost of Tom Joad and Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon, King Crimson, Iggy rocks, discovering the Ramones, Blonde Redhead, learning Ableton, Black Mass, Nicholas Jaar(who has a new album out), Future Islands suck and Fred Again is sickThe next single will be released Thursday September 11th, this one is called All NightThere will be a single release party for the single at Lulie on September 26thThe album, Fake the Days Away, will be released October 17th through Cheer Squad RecordsThe album release will be November 14th at Stay Gold 

Chaos on Weekendz in the studio this week with Billy, Sammy and Spencer from LOUTS. The band has 7inch live ep being released this Friday (29th) called LOUTS Live '25. There will be a listening party at Loveless Tattoo on Johnston St Friday around night time hours. The live recording come from punk festival up in Pambula NSW called Pamb Jam. They also have started writing new songs for an upcoming album. We also chat about the temperature of beers, mostly CUB beers, breaking guitars, danger and chaos, sick art work, Tuff Cuff records, Fifis and Diver, Vixen Scream, Mongrel, Practice, Practice, Practice, saying sorry, i confuse Rose tattoos songs with Puff Daddy songs, apparently Billy likes Nelly but not R Kelly, Sammy likes NAS and Mobb Deep, as well as folk punk and collecting GG Allin merch, also GBH, Agent Orange, Dive Bombs and Grytt are all great bands.LOUTS Live 25 out this Friday, Listening Party at Loveless from 7pm

Howdy rockers, this week we had none other than local hardcore legends cutters joining us in the Collingwood studio. Al and Brendan popped by to share some wisdom. We spoke primarily about their most recent release, Psychic Injury and also their up coming recording, yet to be recorded, yet to be named. I'm interested to find out the creative process employed for Physic Injury and see how much of this is still relevant and what is changed as the band enter into this new project. We also talk of general garbage while also touching on other important items like, the Ninch (of course) and the 788, rip Ozzy (of course), public transport and Al's delving into there of, Stiff Richards, Fever Shack, and other Ninch bands, the legendary status of Mindsnare, Herald Sun subscriptions, band meetings for Lotharios up and coming USA tour, POLUTE, the amazing new album from Milly Strange, also Melbourne band Mid Youth Crisis had an album called Happiness and Authority that Al likes, bass bar chords (rip Lem), the guide to being happy nice guys and a low down on the vegan aioli incident. This explosion on wheels will  at the Tote on September 13th with Pro Team... and also they'll detonate a charge in Fremantle WA on November 1stAlbum out next year

Billie Joe on Weekends, we're in the studio in Collingwood this week for all 3 members of Grevillea; Ben, Dom and Harry. They have been very generous with their time given they also had to set up for their afternoon gig prior to meeting me, right after they needed to shoot off and play said gig at the Fitzroy Bowls Club and right after that they needed to get down to Last Chance set up and then play their album release party. The recently released album and this release party are the reason we have the boys on the show and also makes up our main line of questioning. The new album is called Stuck in the Blue and it is an excellent debut effort. I encourage everyone to give it a listen through. As well as the album and the release party we also talk about Mini Skirt, Bad Dreems, Skeggs, Punts, Tim Maxwell, saving up for a run of vinyl, Tom Petty and Sex Pistols, 1am film shoots in laundromats, Flo Rida, Sheryl Crow and most importantly hanging with Billie Joe and Tre Cool.Grevilleas Album release party was at Last Chance last Saturday, should have been there and was sold out - great effort, excellent show.Go check out their album - Stuck in the Blue

Monster on Weekendz, episode 45, we're in the studio on a Sunday with half of the local garage rocking outfit Elvis 2. Mitch and Beth join us for a chat, and a chat we have. The plan was to deep dive on Elvis 2 to find out everything there is to find out about the band, Mitch's vision, the album Thank you very much and the new split 7inch with Autobahns, but they basically tell me nothing and hold me hostage with their gags and hilarity. We also talk about sweet treats cooked in dirty oil, pool noodles, the Australian Pancake Party, Michael Schumacher, being a tik tok band, Jingles, the saga of Autobahns and the Beechworth Hotel, Decibel Limits in Vegas, Punts vs Skeggs, an Introduction to the Queen of England and the Secret Service but mostly more than anything else we talk about Monster Energy and the bands ultimate desire to be sponsored by the king of energy drinks . Go listen to the latest split 7 with Autobahns, its very goodAlso, this Friday August 8th, gig at Creatures of Habit on Brunswick street, supporting Blowers 10inch launch with Chelsea Hotel

Anarchy on Weekends, episode 44,  we're in the studio with one of the most interesting bands in Melbourne, Arborists, we have the whole band Sudi, Tom and Avatar. Interesting because of their musical output, two diametrically opposed forms of sound, thrash punk and folk. Sucking on a round of Pabst Blue Ribbon we dissect the bands sounds and their new album, An Absolute Skewering Of Modern Society. We also delve into the rest, Loving Melbourne, Loving Gummo, Dark Mofo, drum machines, all of their side projects from instrumental folk songs to rap, Dead Kennedys, Red Hell, Violins, spiritual experiences, stand up comedian brothers, Devo-esque band uniforms, guitaristlessness, Cherry bar, we also chat about the Northern Rivers where the guys are all originally from and i wont leave them alone about the folkGigs coming up August 3rd with Birds Arn't Real Waxman and The Badass Broadcasters Upstairs at the ToteAugust 22nd at Creatures of HabitThere is also a very special treat on this recording. Listen up listen in.

Yo, total madness, we managed to successfully reassemble all 4 members of W.O.M.B.A.T after a typically chaotic night of mayhem. They played at the Punters the night before with none other than local legends the Dumb Punts, then they entered the night and each experienced their own storyline of debauchery. The day after, they reconvene in the studios with myself and we hit record its more or less a Melbourne rock n roll version of Superbad in real life. Lucky me.Harry, Zoe, Leion and Lachlan are the superbads and have they've played over 50 gigs this year, or more, the stories are unsubstantiated but glorious. They play a lot. They play multiple times most weeks all over town. They're tight and are now a very well oiled machine. A band started off the back of attending a Split System show for the first time. They are working on recording music and once its available tis gonna be good. besides the disorder we mange to debate the hot topics, is Coffin a punk band? What you'll learn from the school of Dumb Punts, are instrument swaps still cool? How cool is Split System, Loving Royal Headache, is it true what they say about teenagers on drugs? And so on and so forth.Catch W.O.M.B.A.T at the Gem in the lobby bar August 2nd with The Rartel and Munted Chunts

Episode 42, yeh baby, we're out on location this week, in the beer garden at Thornbury Local with young pub rock rebels the Antics. We get the full band, with front babe punk rock fireball and fearless band leader Freya joined by some new recruits to the camp, Kealy, James and Will. We discuss the joys of discovering a new sound with new band mates, jamming the new tunes and planning up and coming gigs (there are a few). The Antics sound is rooted in original Australian Pub rock. The band prove there mettle and music knowledge with the classics like Coloured Balls, the Saints and Radio Birdman. 4 very talented musicians, fire in the bellies, thunderbolts in their eyes, education done right and ready to rock a dive bar near you. We also chat about other bands like Our Carlson, cutters, Frenzal and Django Reinhart, we discover James' favourite band is Sabbath and NIB is his go to, apparently Freya's rehearsals recently have been so electric that blood has been drawn - inspiring the whole band to play harder, the Tote is still the best to play but Melbourne has so many and its hard to chose, Kealy loves Devo (and so do we), Bandcamp is better than Spotify but maybe LimeWire was best of all time?, also di you know Will is also your Beat magazine gig guide maestro?New music is being writing, rehearsed and recordedGigs coming up:This Saturday July 19th at the Evelyn supporting Dr Sures Unusual Practice and Public FiguresNext Thursday July 24th at the Old Bar for Leaps And Bounds Music fest with Lothario and Public Figures (again, I think they're friends or something)

Episode 41, we're in the studio at the Gem with Josh, Sonny and Luke from the Exiles. I've got a Bloody Mary, Luke has a pint of Guinness and everyone else is observing soda water. It doesn't matter we get started and we don't stop, its a longer one, but the chat keeps going so let it ride out. We mostly chat about the new album(new as of last December) the milestone that it was to complete and bring to life. They are now working on new songs, with the whole band contributing as well as their Rick Rubin-esque producer at large Alex Markwell from Delta Riggs. We also chat about, song writing in general, missing band members due to injuries, Old Bar gigs, ACDC and Bon in Ringwood, Cherry Dolls, Bats, Nick Cave, Pulp Fiction, Wire, Television, Viagra Boys, Fontaines, Wunderhorse, The Strokes and the Spotify algorithm. There will be an East Coast tour with maybe Hobart and Adelaide in DecemberNext gig will be at Lulie next Saturday, July 18th with Liquid Zoo

Episode 40, forty as, the big 4 oh, wanted to do something special for this one, so i dragged my bones outta bed early Saturday morning and caught up with young Melbourne rockers Seven Pound Halo in an abandoned and decaying factory. The boys were out there to record their latest music video for their new song Prescribe Me. After carting half their drum kit through the stickiest mud in Australia i set up a little make shift spot for our interview. Amidst the sounds of planes and trains we cover off the idea of Anthemic Rock, inspirations like Stone Temple Pilots, Dandy Warhol's and Filter, there is a new Sleep Token album out and everyone would benefit from hearing, writing songs around the vocal, Free Pam, shipping containers, gigs in the UK(helped by their guitarist being from the UK), how its hard to get played on Triple J if you don't fit within their parameters, they have a Victorian regional tour in September, which is also when their EP comes outThey bang out catchy anthems like its nothing, they rock and they're funGigs coming up, music coming outVideo for their last video, Trailhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLH-jYQRMz4&list=RDVLH-jYQRMz4&start_radio=1Seven Pounds Stay Heavy

Howdy folks, we're back with episode 39, in the studio with Felix and Logan from Maquina Peligrosa this week. The guys have a new 7 inch out, a show this weekend and more coming up in August. They're super cool guys, been around playing in loads of great local bands and now are sinking their time and teeth into this psych surf garage monster, Maquina Peligrosa or Death Machine, they are every part machine and screaming surf guitars standing in the face of death, haha or something like that. We chat about all that noise and the origins of their sound and the band, last minute gigs with Cinco Savage, their sweet blend of grungy garage surf, Dick Dale, their new single Chased by Goons, punchy grooves, Metallica and Def Leppard, Fat Freddys Drop and Shapeshifter, cross pollinated gigs, King Kingo from Brisbane (if you remember them), Exotica, Ministry, NIN, The ReChords 2 year residency at the Gem (remember when the stage was against the Wellington Street wall?), Elvis gets a mention, David Lynch does as well, Rob interrupts us and we take time to address our love for Chicken Wings.Maquina Peligrosa are playing this Saturday night at B.East with The Predawn Civilisation and Mirror ClippersThey're also playing:August 9th at the Gemand August 20th at the ToteBe cool,Go

Supergroups of weekendz episode 38 we're in the studio joined by Annabel, Shauna and Jake from Leatherman. Leatherman are a 5 piece rock 'n' roll band from Melbourne casually blending power pop, 70s rock, 80s hair metal and some do wop harmonies. A supergroup dripping with experience from years of rocking out with sick and very accomplished bands like Clowns and Cable Ties to name a couple. Bursting with energy, a fun rock 'n' roll never say die attitude its the feel good soundtrack for the final daze. We chat about the new album, 'Turn you on', the inspirations, the songs, the videos, the vibe. We also talk about pop punk vs power pop, drummers, ciggies, first album philosophies, capturing inspiration no matter where you are, harmonies, forgery's, home made film sets, Stars in your Eyes vs Countdown, international split 7's, Clowns, Cables Ties, Licklash, Lothario, tambourines, cow bells, vibra slaps, sneaking into gigs under the guise of a drum tech and round things out with an assessment of the current state of Hellbounre.New album, Turn You On, out nowUpcoming gigsJune 21 Bulcock Steet Music Festival CaloundraJune 22 Brisbane with AutobahnsJuly 5th Album Release party at the Tote with Our Carlson, cutters and the BrakesJuly 12 Sydney at the DukeJuly 26 Beechworth with Lothario

Reservoir on Weekendz, episode 37 we're in the studio with rock 'n' rollers The Rartel chatting about an upcoming album, new singles, recording at home, recording wherever, playing all over town for beer, the struggles, challenge and successes and champagne lifestyle of being a young up and coming band in Melbourne. There is a bit going for this super busy threesome out of the Melbourne's northern suburbs including but not limited to having rad Rock 'n' Roll parents, Musicland in Fawkner, the Chats and ACDC, Loving Bon, Loving Ozzy, Grindhouse, rebuilding engines,  Marshall stacks, loving Powder Monkeys, navigating social media, marketing and promotion and what can be learnt from the school of Private Function, Crazy Dave, Touring, Kindered, Max and everything being powered in Big M.New single Porcelain Throne out June 11thNew album, The Money Problem, out July 11thAlbum release party will be at the Gem Saturday August 2nd, it will be fun 

All Rouge everything, episode 36, Terra Rouge aka Bri Brady joins us in the studio here in Collingwood to discuss the kick ass new Terra Rouge single, Kissing Girls, out this week, where this latest single fits with the rest of the back catalogue, what's going on, what's coming up, what's new, what's hot. Bri shares what is effectivity her master class on how to use Tik Tok to champion engagement, the joys, the strengths, the pitfalls and the results of embracing social media as a modern day media entrepreneur. We also chat about being a little bit gay, the 86 tram, Elvis Presley, Angst vs happy vs both joining forces, Rock vs Pop and again the beauty of joining those two forces, backup dancers and having your own personal chorographer, putting on a show, Maneskin and Eurovision dominance, Chappell Roan, Katy Perry, Paramore, Avril Lavigne, Joan Jett, Pink, America, Sydney, the beauty of tiaras and of course unwinding at the end of the day with some casual True Crime.Terra Rouge is releasing Kissing Girls this Saturday, May 3rd and to celebrate is throwing a party at Yah Yahs with help from Yagki - they'll put on a show and it will be awesome, get down

The coolest band in town on Weekendz, Episode 35, we're out on location in Preston with Split System, the whole band including a plus one. Initially scheduled for Moon Dog World things got loose and in the end it goes down at at Crosstown Soundstudio. Its a little chaotic but its a fun one, try to keep up. We chat all the things, its a catch up, an update and more. Heres all the things, in no particular order: Volume 3, Les Lullies, 7inch split, Chemicals, Rage refusing to play Splitties videos, Dad Rock, everyone in the band is a guitarist, Moog was used on Volume One and no one knows it, Cook Up Sessions, sex parties and how to clean sex toys, Touring Europe, Touring USA, Designing Split System tshirts, loving Sydney & Coffin, Speed Week have a new album coming out, Bad Dreems are busy, Metho plays with Eddy Current, Public House are going to Europe, Polute kicks ass in general, the Miffs new album is out, Hedge Burners rock, Elvis 2 also rocks and the Hives are coming to town, Split System would be a perfect support.New single out May 8th called Chemicals Go check out On the Edge/On the Loose if you haven't alreadyThere's another Europe tour coming up, end of May to middle of June as well if you want to party in the EU 

Jaded on Weekendz, episode 34, we're in the Collingwood studio with Ben, Matt and Tom from the 90s rock revivalists Jaded State. The boys were nice enough to stop by and share details about their new single, New Life, which will be released this Friday, their plans to release more singles and an album, we also chat about navigating the music scene as a young band on their own, the Ninch, their blueprint for winning the Battle of the bands at Stay Gold and getting a record deal, missing the bus on the Triple J red carpet, 90s rock, everything grunge, south side venues, I love Chloe Booth, the joys of social media, i falsely spread a rumour about Kyuss touring Australia, i also mix up Basket case and Brainstew, its a chaotic one but very fun we also chat about loads of bands like Oasis, Incubus, Sticky Fingers, Green Day, Grinspoon and of course Silverchair, we chat a lot about SilverchairGive these boys a listen, they have a quality sound, solid 90s, post-grunge. They have boundless energy and a great big rock n roll hunger.New Life single out April 18th on all platformsSingle Release party upstairs at the Tote the same day, April 18 supports from Chloe Booth and The Masons

Blow puns on Weekendz, episode 33, we're at the Bendi for the first time ever and joined by Kit, Andy and Shannon (the one from New Jersey not Adelaide). We chat about Blowers new single, and new videos, new album, new tour dates here and in Europe. The Europe dates will be with Sugar. There are shows everywhere except Portugal. New album is called Blowmania out via Chaputa Records (EU) & Trash Cult Records (AU) on 28th April. We also chat about Alien Snatch Records, Tony, Synth, Sushi in Portugal, Radio Birdman, Kylie, Brat Farrar, Andy's other side project which appears to be a lot more productive than he is willing to let on, Juliette Seizure and the Tremor-Dolls, the infamous Double-Rider and of course Tariffs. Blowmania out 28th of AprilNew single, Tonys in Hospital Again out now - video on your youtube alsoAlbum release party is June 20 at Shotkickers

Themes and Memes on Weekendz, episode 32, we're in the Collingwood studio catching up with Marlee and Aaron from Mature Themes. There is a lot happening right now in Themes town and we go for a drive down main street. There is a new single, Sweet Release, a very cool new video to accompany it and its getting solid airplay on Rage, there will be more singles coming out, one a month, until the new album, Another Kind of Life, is released in about July. We talk about the bands origins and inspiration - drawing from BJTM and Dandy Warhol's, Spaceman 3, Spiritualized, the Verve, Happy Mondays and the list goes on. If the first single is anything to go off of, the album will be very special. We also digress and explore and toss and turn through a variety of other subjects and conspiracies like but not limited to; Diet Coke vs Coke Zero, curating a vibe, Keytars and their future place in the band, Rage, Recovery, Marlee having a profound life changing experience watching Hansen at Westfield Southland Shopping Centre, CDs vs records, Bad Randys, Baby Blue, Spice Girls, menthol cigarettes, TV screens, Videodrome and Debbie Harry and making a plea for a record label to pick them up (all enquires can be made directly to band by quoting the special one time only password "Satan On Weekendz rulez 4eva")New single Sweet Release out now, check Spotify and keep an eye out on Rage for the sick videoSingle Release party for Sweet Release is Saturday April 12th Shotkickers

Farm Rock on Weekendz, episode 31, we're back in the studio this week with Castlemaine's country rock 'n' rolling Queen Jess Parker. Jess is a very busy bee and super cool to catch up and find out all about everything she is up to, her solo work with new album in the works, the Jess Parker full band experience and of course the farm rock girl gang Paddock Bomb, also with music on the way. We chat about life in Castlemaine, Jess's sweet shed, Love Shack Burgers, recording down the street, riding lawnmowers around drunk after midnight and the towns dire need for a whiskey distillery. Also, im a little hungover and my brain doesn't work very well, Jess keeps the thing from capsizing, I mispronounce and mix up almost everything, i mispronounce Dua Lipas name for a start then move on to mixing up Clarkdale and Clarksville Mississippi, we chat about Mississippi for a bit, the music, the food, RL, Cedric, Reds Lounge in Clarksdale, Mississippi John Hurt, North Mississippi All Stars. We unravel the Moody Beaches, Party Pest, Hot Wings conspiracy. We also cover of on sexy tan lines, cowboy boots, C.W. Stoneking living in Broken Hill selling Ice Cream, IDLES, Fontaines, Cosmic Psychos and of course NASCAR.Upcoming gigs:Sunday March 30 at the Theatre Royal, Castlemaine (Paddock Bomb) - sold out but just trying sneaking in/bumping stamps Wednesday April 30 at the Drunken Poet (solo) Saturday May 15th at Shedshaker Brewing, Castlemaine (Paddock Bomb) Sunday May 16th at Shiraz Republic, Cornella (Paddock Bomb)

P-Cats on Weekendz, episode 30, we're at the recently sold Windsor Castle Hotel with one half of Digger and the Pussycats; Sam Agostino. We chat about all the things, everything Digger, including the early days, Beast Records, Spooky Records, P. Trash with Little Teddy, Diggers tours in Europe, the US and also China. It was fun to chat about the China gigs, I asked a few questions about this, think its very cool and thought it would be amazing for Melbourne bands to tour there again regularly. We also chat about the sale of the Windsor Castle, trying to book Kylie for a Satan On Weekends ep,  90's Aussie bands not needing to tour overseas because they were looked after so well at home, Croatian homemade bizzarro guitar pedals, Neil Youngs Dead Rabbits and Princes universe full of unreleased songs, Gene Simmons bartending back stage, what the hell Bob Dylan might be up to right now, Adventures of the Skin Trade, the book, the review, general Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll, supporting the Presidents of the United States of America, playing a Tote residency from now until the end of time and Digger on tv the travel edition.Spoiler alert, we also chat about Sam's other 16 bands. Its a discogs nerds wet dream.Digger and the Pussycats are supporting the Meanies next Saturday March 29th at the Evelyn - I cant go cause my Mums in town but you better be there

Sick licks on Weekendz, episode 29, we're in the studio, in the mess hall with Willie J's 6v6s, Willie, Cal and Seb. We chat about all Willies past bands including Line of Fire his first band from them early teenage years all the way through to the 6v6s, their single release party this Saturday here in the studio lobby bar(The Gem), as well as their upcoming debut album due out later in the year. We also chat about Russel Crowe getting violent with Cal at Cherry Bar, Melbourne rock legend Kosty, Willies brother Tim, the Lulie residency, Cliff Burton, Tab books, Stranglehold, seducing oldies with the classics, power chords, Angry Anderson and his Stones Green Ginger Wine, I try singing some Led Zeppelin, totally embarrass myself and Willie then fly's in and takes it away with something a little more palatable and finally we discuss the greatness that is 70's rock.Come down to the Gem this Saturday (15/03) to catch Wille J's 6v6s release party for their new single Love on the Loose. They will be joined by Paddock Bomb and Vixen ScreamThey'll also be supporting Rose Tattoo at the Bendigo Hotel May 30th and 31stDebut album due out later in the yearRock on

Billiam Worldwide, Billiam on Weekendz, episode 28 we're in the office here at the Gem on Wellington St in Collingwood, Billiam sans the Split Bills pops in for a chat on route to a Lothario gig at Nighthawks. Its been some time since we first  interviewed Billiam for the zine. We cover off on that last interview, give it a little review of its own including. We also chat about Power Pop, Autism Core, Punk Rock and we get a break down on Egg Punk. There is a new album in the works, Fang the Sniper, as well as an EP a few sweet songs and generally making new and cool music, we also deviate and chat about wide range of items including, Legless Records, Punk Rock flea markets in Berlin, making fans around the world, touring Europe, Club Matte, Curry Wurst, Tunisian Sandwich's, Billiams recipes, Oslo Billiam, Letherman and stealing their riffs, Checkpoint and their audio superiority, Vovos and their meteoric rise to stardom, The Clean and their beautifully unique sounds and most importantly we review the Official Satan on Weekendz Guide to Europe.Billiam will have new music out this year, a couple of EP's & maybe an album out next year or 2 stay tuned,PS Guide to Europe still remains lost, if it ever appears we will dust it off and xerox a few copies and dump 'em at Rowdys.

Loose nights on Weekendz EP27 we're in the studio at the Gem with power pop super group fun cats Loose Lips, Nadine, Ethan and Josh, this one is chaos, Across the Punt, Saturday night, we catch the band moments after they finish their set downstairs and mere moments before they need to jet off down to Lulie for their second set of the night, the famous ol' rock 'n' roll podcast sandwich, in between the sweet sounds of the  Zombeaches set downstairs and Split System, always on the loose, gate crashing, with a door kick reminiscent of the Beasties Boys Fight for your Right style we manage to chat about the Loose Lips 7 inch, recording it in a storage unit and filming the video for first song in the EP,  One more Chance, in Nadine's parents garage, the freedom of creating a new sound, potential split 7 with Split System, Split Lips or Loose System? We chat about all the other bands, Street Sweeper, The Prize, The Chats, The Unknowns, all bands with albums coming, all at various stages of completion. Touring all the bands to Europe at the same time to allow for Loose Lips secret gigs in London, they're also big in Spain but haven't played there yet, they also might play either Glastonbury or Glasgow, we also chat about loads of bands like Music City, Schizophonics, Shangri-Las, New York Dolls, Cheap Trick, The Scientists, Cultured Bells and the Ronettes.Loose Lips play all over town, stay tuned to their insta@stay_looselipsDebut album due out later in the year 

Munster Weekendz EP26 we're on location south of the river deep in the heart of St Kilda, the Sports Club to be precise, catching up with Matt Ryan, aka Matty Munster, writer, publisher, booker, promoter and recently now a radio DJ. Matt knows a fair bit about what's going on in town and especially down here by the beach. We chat zines, Matts zine the Munster Times, writing, the challenges and the rewards. Also, as part of a small team Matt has begun booking rock n roll gigs down here at the Sports Club. You may have been recently? With little else going on in St Kilda on a regular basis the work that Matt and others are putting in with these gigs is providing a quality option in the once thriving music scene down by the beach. Matt is also now on the radio, namely hosting Planet X on 3CR, jamming 60s garage and dirty rock n roll once a month. We also cover off on a few bands, and some general St Kilda items mushed together in no particular order; Shepparton Airplane, Fred Negro, Kim Volkman, Cosmic Psychos, Spitting Chips, Spunk, Sandy Dish, Split System, Misery Guts, Brody and the Grodies, Junkies Business and playing Bill Hicks on the radio.Keep and eye out for gigs at the St Kilda Sports Club and if you see a copy of the Munster Times on your journeys around town, pick it up, take it to a quiet spot and read it cover to cover. And if you love the idea of writing your own zine, do it.

Arabella and the Weekendz EP 25 we have in fact Arabella and the Heist on the show recorded on location, this week coming to you from Holy Diver Bar on Johnston St in Collingwood. The band are currently, after a few years now perfecting their own unique sound and releasing a few singles, a split 7 and an ep, in the process of recording their debut album. We chat about this as well as covering off on a wide range of topics including but not limited to being cool around rock stars, figuring out your sound, writing pop songs, Tony Iommi's fingers and Drop D, Triple J playing your songs, the Heist jackets, the Kills, Sleigh Bells, the Ting Tings, Lightning Bolt, Clown Core, the Unknowns, Frenzee, Kyuss, Operation Karma, Post brat and Dancey punk, fighting the Miffs, Enya, the Exiles, Billiam and of course Bass PlayersArabella and the Heist are currently recording their debut album, keep an eye out for a release it will be incredible,In the meantime they are playing all over town most weekends, including this Sunday at St Kilda Fest 6pm Sunday on the Prince Live StageThey're also playing Brunswick festival, they'll be playing at Stay GoldGo check out their latest singles Electric and 1769 on steaming platforms, they also have a sick translucent red 7 inch vinyl with both songsaaannnndd go check out their videos for these songs of youtube as well

Deliveries on Weekendz EP24 we're back at Satan On Weekendz HQ, the Gem, this week we've been blessed to have Bec and James from Delivery come join us. Admist the heat, the chaos and a few beers we cover off on all things Force Majeure, Delivery's latest masterpiece. We start with a run down on Heavenly Records and the deal of the century, how awesome they are and their incredible support, we chat about the album, the songs, reconstructing the band, the cover art, the pronunciation. We also cover off on upcoming tours of Europe including the UK, with a final show in London, with New York the next day and SXSW in the heart of Texas the day after that, serious Rock 'n' Roll shit, there is some chat about Melbourne pub calendars, the Vines, the Clean, Grinspoon at the Commonwealth games, bathing in the misery of the Anvil documentary while touring around  in a van, also the Sparks documentary, we even get time to run through a bit of Pam the bird commentary (rip) and for some reason James' Dad keeps popping into conversationForce Majeure is out now - its pretty goodDelivery are playing all around the world, go check out their insta - @delivery_lyfIf you're in Melbourne get a ticket for their April 17th (Good Friday eve) gig at the Tote before they sell out or the tote just falls down

PF on Weekendz EP23 we're back after a little summer break, apparently it’s too late for a Happy New Year so we'll skip past all that noize and move right onto business. Although a little rusty after a few weeks off we manage to corner Aidan and Chris from Private Function in the studio in North Fitzroy as they finish mixing their up and coming new album, due out 3rd Sunday in May. Amidst the heat, the no fans, the beers and Nick Caves red velvet comfort drapes we discuss Melbourne swimming pools, Winning Awards, Red Rooster and Milla getting kicked out of the Arias, Rove McManus not getting kicked out of the Arias, Touring Europe in 24 (and twice again in 2025), Lauren speaking Spanish, Milla speaking French and Chris wanting to speak Esperanto, they also got to play live on Spanish tv, we then moved onto discussing a potential Nth American tour in 2026, which will include dates in Manitoba and Mexico, but the new album must come out first, there is a Koala song and Queenie makes a guest appearance too, Ween is an influence on the new album and ACDC is an influence each and every day, we talk about PF in NZ and also about Mitch winning the scratchy prize which he used to pay for his wedding (shout out to Mitch), we talk about a lot of things but also, Mesa Cosa, Dirty Juice, Laura Norda, Daddy Issues, Anthony's 10 bands, Oslo and partying with the drummer from Turbonegro, the PF Xmas Party boat cruise, Ideas and the black magic of confidence.We also reveal which AFL game is sampled in Evie Pt4 - PF triviaPrivate Function runs this town so you can catch them all over but they are also playing St Kilda Fest on the Sunday the 16th of Feb, they will be on the Catani Gardens South Stage from 5.15 to 6 New Album due out in MayShout out to dmt law firm .

Dizzy On Weekendz EP22 we're back at the Gem because I signed a deal with Rhys, this week I was lucky to catch up with the ever mysterious futurist electro punk mind melters Tongue Dissolver. Chatting with Aldo and Andy (sorry Ruby couldn’t make it) we cover off on the follow items; paying rent vs squatting, playing poorly planned acoustic sets, bass grooves, guitar strings, b.o.d.i.e.s., Wet Kiss, How to form a fun band and have fun, ranting and supporting Big Wett, 180 bpm at 2am house parties, Fugazi, hardcore violence, Throbing Gristle, Joy Division, sample culture, Kas Product, Liquid Liquid, misusing technology for musical gain, asking rockstars dumb questions, Deftones, Violent Femmes, getting or not getting laid after gigs and most importantly what it means to be human  Tongue Dissolver are playing tonight at the Tote with Serpette - GoUpcoming Indonesian/Malaysian tour kicking off at the end of Jan - Go

Late Night Sexy Rock On Weekendz EP21 we're at the Gem with Evie and GG from Public Figures catching up on the Billy Corgan gig tomorrow night, we also cover off on Chers new memoir as well as the Pixies, Old Bar, Northcote Social Club and all the gigs I've been to there recently, of course Sunfruits, nice ladies in Copenhagen, family homes in France, boat gigs in Hamburg, playing 100 shows worldwide, Mika James, Geography, manifesting dreams, Glam Rock, Joan Jett, Rodney Bingenheimer, Germs, DC hardcore, Cro Mags, Mannequin Pussy, KISS, Sonic Youth, Prince, Lemon Twigs and the DivinylsCatch the hottest new band in town at:Creme de la Femme 2 at the Fitzroy Pinnacle Saturday December 14thChens Last Drinks for '24 fest at Mamma Chens Friday December 20thTheatre Royal in Castlemaine with Batpiss, Frenzee & Delivery Friday January 3rdSongs have been recorded, mixed and mastered and will be due out in the near future

Petroleum Scooters On Weekendz EP20 we're at the Gem with Athina and Adam from Gut Health chatting all things inside gossip on the band, as well an in depth on the hot new album; Stiletto, as well as but not limited to, stage presence, leather pants, Minutemen, ESG, Ludus, ripping off basslines, being he quintessential covid band, recording EP's in storage units, Psychic TV, exploring the History of Inner Norm and the effect on the Pet Nat industry, band retreats to the Otways, Time Echos, film students, music videos, fitting everyone into photoshoots, scammy skate videos, Fish Tank and Love Island, Adam almost being on Survivor, Dolly Parton, touring Europe and winning over new fans as well as the secrets of break dancing backstage at Queens of the Stone AgeNew and first album Stiletto is out now and its incredible - go check it outGut Health will be supporting Primal Scream on their national tour in early 2025

Witchy On Weekendz EP19 we're in East Brunswick with Spyke and Andy from Serpette at Spykes place. Diablo the cat is also in attendance and needling the dear life out of my leg with them beautiful claws. We chat Bahama Gold and their babe bar staff, the Serpette self tilted album released earlier this year, Drop D, Crass, Bjork (whos first band, Kukl, signed to Crass' record label is the connection there), 7 Year Bitch, Spyke on the frontlines, the secret Serpette children's album and their potential colab with Bunny Racket, the secret Serpette emo Gorillaz album, Pageantry and Theatre in Melbourne Punk Rock, Tung Dizzy, Cong Josie, Enzyme, Axon Breeze, the most Melbourne band in Melbourne, Hardcore victim, i try to name the new Serpette EP, covering the Presets, Succubus and Incubus(the boy version of Succubus), the up coming NZ tour and sexy photoshootsSerpette are playing this Friday (15th) night at Persa with Zombeaches and Dirty ValentinaYou can also catch them at the Gem this Saturday (16th) for the afternoon gig supporting R.U.BAlso, watch for new EP and/or Album out soonish