This season of Rewind marks twenty years since the release of Something For Kate’s Echolalia. This episode finds the band buckling down for recording sessions in INXS member Garry Beers' studio as US producer Trina Shoemaker pushes past her initial culture shocks.

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As the oral history of Something For Kate’s Echolalia continues, the band and team discuss what is was like to have the first single from the album rejected by the head of Sony. That initially-rejected track Monsters would go on to be the band’s biggest hit.

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The season finale of Rewind’s deep dive into Something For Kate’s 2001 classic Echolalia. Here the band discuss the reaction to the album’s release, including the overwhelming success of lead single Monsters. Steve Bell is also joined by Missy Higgins who explains the influence the band had on the next generation of Australian musicians.

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This season of Rewind marks 35 years since the release of The Triffids' Born Sandy Devotional. Steve Bell talks to band members Rob McComb and Graham Lee along with the band’s former manager Sally Collins, composer Adam Peters who played on Born Sandy Devotional and album engineer Nick Mainsbridge.

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Season 6 of Rewind marks 35 years since the release of The Triffids' Born Sandy Devotional. Episode 2 reveals that despite the band’s break out success in Europe, they realised this album would be recorded with next-to-no budget and no label backing. 

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Rewind’s sixth season marks 35 years since the release of The Triffids' Born Sandy Devotional. This episode breaks down the process of recording the album and the legacy of the late David McComb’s lyrics and song concepts.

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This season of Rewind celebrates 35 years since the release of The Triffids' Born Sandy Devotional. Episode 4 explores the band’s unexpected inclusion on the legendary Australian Made arena tour and the lasting influence of the album’s single Wide Open Road, including insight from musician Mick Thomas who famously covered the song.

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The final episode of this season of Rewind discusses the how the impact of The Triffids’ Born Sandy Devotional has grown over the years. Rob McComb, Graham Lee, Sally Collins, Adam Peters and Nick Mainsbridge are joined by musician Mick Thomas and 100 Best Australian Albums co-author John O’Donnell.

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Season 5 of Rewind commemorates the 25th anniversary of Regurgitator’s debut album Tu-Plang. In this episode the band discuss the reaction to the album (including Alan Jones' call to ban one of the tracks), fame and their reticence to break the States.

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Season 5 of Rewind commemorates the 25th anniversary of Regurgitator’s debut album Tu-Plang. In this episode the Brisbane trio discuss the wild adventure that was the album's recording session in Thailand with producer Magoo, manager Paul Curtis and former Warner A&R Michael Parisi.

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