The album found it’s way into a few Top Ten albums for 2011 among the Out to Lunch crew including the #3 spot in Sarah Tout’s list.

Ahead of their shows at the Bakery on Saturday March 17 and Mojo’s Bar on Sunday Mar 18, Out to Lunch’s Sarah Tout caught up with George from the band and asked him about their influences: do they listen to as much rock as they do dance music?

Neurosis are in the process of recording their ninth full length recording while Scott is currently recording his own solo record.

The sounds are different but the man is the same. Andy Snelling caught up with Scott ahead of his first Australian tour.

From the City of Churches, he’s travelled the Nullarbor in his trusty Toyota Crown Royal Saloon to Fringeworld to speak and sing and soothe your soul.

He’s Barry Morgan and with a deft touch of his organ he’ll sweep you up and take you away.

He hung out with Peter Barr on Breakfast.

Squabbling siblings and singer – songwriters Otto and Astrid Rot return to Perth for Fringeworld – bringing their shambolic singalong show to the Spielgeltent.

Before they bring it, they joined each other as Die Roten Punkte and Peter Barr for Breakfast.

An enormous amount of people have a problem with what ABC’s Ian Church wrote in his review of PJ Harvey’s Perth Show.

Journalist Bob Gordon and Musician Racheal Dease joined Peter Barr to explore what happens when a review a bad review and ponder gender politics in music.

After a break of almost three years, the experimental noisemakers released the quirky and catchy ‘Deerhoof Versus Evil’ album and are playing it live for us.

Drivetime’s Dennis Gedling has been following Deerhoof’s career over their 10 studio album and noticed a strong sense of improvisation.

He asked Deerhoof’s Greg Saunier if the band always thought on their feet, both recorded and on stage..

And it’s ballooned out to a whopping three and a bit weeks – jam-packed with things to see and do and hear and watch and touch and be amazed by.

Fringe Program Producer Amber Halesler, is with me in studio to discuss the event.…

Ruben created Unknown Mortal Orchestra as a solo project through which to make the music he needed to make.

Peter Barr spoke to the main man Ruben.

Joshua Bowyer and Jamie Kuzich are couple of boys from up north who call themselves ‘Anton Franc’.

They joined Peter Barr on Breakfast to talk about how they formed the band, their unusual musical style and to find out who exactly Anton Franc is…

The instigator’s a musician and he’s been talking to other musicians…about music.

Several of them have been involved in music for ten years or more, and have done lots of different things with lots of different people.

Some of the other artists are younger and released debut CDs this year. They all have stories and local musician Benedict Moleta’s been hearing them and recording them for publication.

Benedict and another local musician, Bill Darby, who’s been a key player in the scene for a while, hung out with Peter Barr on Breakfast.

Mick was in town playing a show at the Fly by Night Club Tuesday night.

And a mate of Micks was also in Perth – Jim Sclavunos, well known for playing with Grinderman, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, the Cramps and his own band The Vanity Set.

Jim played with Grinderman Monday night.

He’ll be back in town next year with an entirely different artistic endeavor.

It’s called ‘Faustian Pact’ – a live score to FW Muranu’s 1926 film ‘Faust’.

Faustian Pact is presented by Silver Alert who are Jim Sclavunos and Peter Mavrogeorgis.

It’s part of the 2012 Perth International Arts Festival.

Jim Sclavunos joined Stacy Gougoulis for an early look…

They are heading our way at the beginning of next year, to show Australians how to Rock and Roll Scottish style.

Vocalist, guitarist and pianist Adele Bethel joins Peter Barr to talk about their unique inspirations and explain that they are not actually named after the 80’s Australian soap opera.

It’s the Fremantle Arts Centre’s ‘Sonic Sessions’ and a familiar face and voice is on the way to talk and play.

Local band the Panics are still reveling in the glorious glow of their new album and the five-piece’s front man Jae Laffer will be under the ‘Sonic Session’s microscope next month.

The Church, the Underground Lovers and the Killjoys are either releasing new records or retrospectives or hitting the road – all of which were prominent in the nineties.

Let’s add Sydney act the Clouds – they released their first album in 1991.

The quartet’s heading back this way to sing and play and guitarist and vocalist Jodi Phillis swung by Breakfast.

Whatever you call it, the sound made by Steve Kilbey and his band has always been interesting – sometimes exuberant, occasionally introspective, often on the radio and coming to an amphitheater soon.

Steve Kilbey joined Peter Barr on Breakfast.

Jebediah members Kevin Mitchell and Vanessa Thornton chat to Peter Barr about what the band has been up to and how the 90’s are back…

He’s already got more than ten albums and countless EPs to his name, but his latest genre defying release confirms his artistic integrity.

Now Daedelus is bringing his musical experimentation to the people of Perth, playing at The Bakery on November 26 with Adelaide- Sydney duo, Collarbones, as support.

Daedelus, AKA Alfred Darlington spoke to Peter Barr on Breakfast.