Tiny Tidal Waves

It's the first full-length Erykah Badu album in 15 years, so we listen to the whole lot.

Are Hiatus Kaiyote the greatest Australian band of the last 15 years? They're celebrating their 15th anniversary in Auckland this Friday, so we dive into their catalogue.

It's Funk with a Rock beat! We listen to the artists who pioneered the genre in the late 60's through the 70's and early 80's.

This week we say goodbye to Jennifer Finch from L7 by listening to the bands best songs, and Kane learns what they actually sound like.

This week we go through the history of the greatest NYHC band of all time, and say goodbye to Lou Koller.

It's the final Tool show! This week we go through their last record 'Fear Inoculum.

Massachusetts Metalcore legends Converge have released TWO records this year. So this week, we listen to them both, and even have time for a few sneaky surprises from their back catalogue.

We're up to 2006 and Tool have just released 10,000 Days.

This week Bexie is in the studio to talk about Ska!

It's the third Tool episode! This week its Lateralus.

This week we explore the UK scene Broken Beat.

It's the second Tool episode! This week we dive into their second full-length album "Ænema", it's relationship and dedication to Bill Hicks, and stat with a little treat.

In honour of the WSL coming to Raglan, this week's show features a deep dive into 'Surf music'. It's soaked in reverb, super cheesy, and just a little wild.

This week we get into the early years of US metal/prog/art-rock powerhouse, Tool.

This week is the second helping of Radiohead, covering their most recent albums from 'Amnesiac' onward.

This week we go through all the best songs from the first four Radiohead records, and talk about their early years.

This week we dive into the tiny, extreme world of Mathcore. If you're into weird and heavy, this is for you!

This week we get weird with masked, microtonal Canadian sensations Angine de Poitrine.

This week we listen to highlights from Stevie's career, from his first #1 hit, through to the end of his 'classic period'.

This week I'm joined in the studio by Raglan's own Abstract Fish Lungs. We listen to their new EP 'Tribute IV', and talk about some of their influences.

You might think Emo is a fashion trend from the mid 2000's, but it's actually a super interesting music genre that's progressed and changed over decades.

This week it's the King of Pop!

It's the gods of alternative metal, the weirdest mainstream rock band you know. Faith No More.

This week Bruci is on the show to talk about New York Hardcore.

The most influential record label of all time?

This week I'm honoured to have Patti Mitchley in the studio to play some of her favourite songs.

A whole episode about lamb of God? Jesus.

It's summer, and that means it's time for some upbeat Punk Rock. Rancid deliver that, with a side of Ska, Reggae, and Hardcore.

After a short break, we're back with a show about Jeff Buckley!

This week Kane is joined by Odhran Devlin to talk about Nine Inch Nails. Its too good so we've decided there needs to be a part 2.

This week we get heavy AF to celebrate the new release 'Unself' from UK Doom/Sludge/Death metal band Conjurer. Tread carefully.

It's not Afrobeats, it's Afrobeat, and it's pretty much all about one guy.

This week we pay tribute to the late, great, D'Angelo.

This week we get fantastical with a deep dive into Power Metal.

To celebrate the life of Rick Davies, this week we're listening to Supertramp and learning a little about their history.

Essentially an American response to the British Invasion, made byAnglophiles a couple of years too young to have been in bands the firsttime round.

Prompted by the tragic passing of Brent Hinds, guitarist and vocalist of Mastodon, this week we dive into their back-catalogue and discuss their rise to metal legends.

Kane's searching for a Muse song...will he find it? Did he make it up? Either way, we listen to a bunch of Muse.

This week we're back in the weird part of the 90's listening to music some people called Acid jazz.

Alice In Chains are a beautiful, heavy, dark, gorgeous Heavy Metal band from Seattle.

This week we find out why Ozzy Osbourne was such a legend, and play his most defining vocal recordings.

This week we check out Auckland based 'Cinematic-Jazz' group Carnivorous Plant Society, who are playing at The yard this Friday night.

This week we dive into the wave of Post-Punk! Let's get bleak.

This week I've got Nicky keys in the studio to talk about the album 'Morph The Cat' from Donald Fagen.

This week we talk Deftones and listen to a bunch of their best early songs.

It's like normal Metalcore but with singing, and more Death Metal Influence, specifically from the mid 2000's.

The greatest metal band ever? Tonight it gets ultra heavy with the legendary Sepultura, and I barely talk coz there's too many songs.

Turnstile just released their new album 'Never Enough', so we listen to it in full, as well as revisiting some of their older records.

Tiny Tidal Waves - EP45 - Alt-Rock feat. Bruci Jordan.

It's been a long time coming...This week it's the pioneers of Grunge, Soundgarden.