Jimmy Kyle grew up in the screamo era in Australia. So naturally, his first band was a new metal outfit. But with the Chasing Ghosts project, he's also made acoustic and punk troubadour-y records. And on the new, "shiny" album, as he dubs 'Therapy', he posed the question again, "Where to next, sonically?" 

In this chat, he walks me through that unusual journey, the complex themes threaded through the new album, and how he fulfils the responsibility he feels towards his Fist Nations community.

-> Listen to new album 'Therapy' wherever you get your music and visit ⁠⁠Chasing Ghosts website⁠⁠.

-> Read Jimmy's article from the Indigenous X platform: ⁠⁠"My white privilege comes at a price."⁠⁠

-> Learn more about ⁠⁠NAIDOC Week⁠⁠ in Australia.

-> Follow my ⁠⁠@SillyMcWiggles⁠⁠ channels.

The music in this episode is courtesy of Chasing Ghosts. 

The song snippets are (in the order they appear in the episode): 

1. Flowers (00:48)

2. IWPTEK (13:08)

3. Chamomile Tea (20:23)

4. My Bingayi (22:45)

5. Hurting Years (25:30)

6. Amnesia Everybody (30:08)

7. Ten Feet Tall (36: 09)

8. Trick or Treaty (42:38)