This is the first episode in a few weeks that we can actually remember the end of.... that's a good thing.... I think...
This week we toned it down on the booze and actually talked music.
We were joined by Blake Wares (The Radics) and Kalun Townsend.
Blake and Kalun have been working on a new project which we discussed in the episode.
We talked music, gigs, the future of The Radics, future endeavors, audio engineering, Blakes studio, bands that he has worked with, feminists and titties.
The Radics
The Radics are a dream rock/pop band from the Central Coast Australia. You can find their debut EP 'Slow Down' on iTunes and various other online media.
Kalun Townsend
Kalun Townsend is a 19 year old singer songwriter based on the Central Coast. Kalun got his start in music whilst in school where he started performing for school events. Known for constantly frustrating his music teacher with his reluctance to learn to read music, he built his skills up through a mix of lessons and learning by ear through trial and error whilst hiding away in his bedroom. He started experimenting with a range of instruments while playing in a band with his friends where they made it to the finals of a popular Brisbane radio station's, Nova - Battle of the Bands. Once in high school he continued to expand his skills, experimenting with a variety of writing styles.
Since finishing school Kalun has made music his sole focus and is continuing to grow his skills in production, writing ,and performing. Now studying Sound Production under Dexter Moore at The Grove Studios, Kalun has thrown himself into making his sound and refining his art.
Currently based on the Central Coast, Kalun Townsend is becoming a household name in the local Indie music scene. Working with fellow student, and good friend, Blake Wares, The two produced Kalun’s debut EP “Lessons” which gained a lot