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  • Wednesday
    17th March

    • Lonelady - Nerve Up

      Author
      Liam Blackford

      Any kind of rock music on Warp Records would have been seriously weird ten years ago, especially when you consider that the label is the home to history’s first IDM heavyweights (see Aphex Twin, Autechre, Boards of Canada) and the driving force behind the evolution of that sound. The expansion into hiphop was pretty intuitive and obvious, but what is ‘Warp Records-like’ about post-punk acts like Maximo Park, Born Ruffians, and their latest offering from Manchester’s LoneLady? The answer is that, just like the cerebral sophistication of Aphex Twin back when he destroyed and rebuilt techno, LoneLady’s music aims for the brain as much as the feet, and is so much the better for doing so. more »

    • Deaths in Custody Concern Continues

      Show
      Morning Magazine
      Presenter
      Travis Collins

      Deaths in Custody protestors will march outside Parliament House today.

      Protestors want justice for Aboriginal elder, Mr Ward, who died while being transported in the back of a van, two years ago more »

    • New Way to Battle Bullying

      Show
      Morning Magazine
      Presenter
      Travis Collins

      Schoolyard bullying is a serious and escalating issue in Australian schools.

      A national anti- Bullying Conference takes place next month which will focus on a new approach to bullying.

      Research shows that engaging bullies with their victims, instead… more »

    • Pixies Return!

      Show
      Breakfast with Barr
      Presenter
      Peter Barr

      Everyone’s favourite Boston-based alternative rock outfit Pixies are coming back.

      To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the release of their classic 1989 album, Doolittle, Black Francis, Kim Deal, Joey Santiago and David Lovering – have been tr more »

  • Tuesday
    16th March

    • Shock! Horror!

      Show
      Breakfast with Barr
      Presenter
      Peter Barr

      In a colourful career thousands of people across the globe have been delighted, amazed and even shrink-wrapped by the Tokyo Shock Boys.

      The onion-crushing, milk snorting scorpion-taunting Japanese Jokers celebrate twenty years of shocking stunts w more »

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