A spontaneous recording due to fire alarms and pure chaos, we catch up with Liam for a second time out in the courtyard of his apartment building and a hell of a lot has changed since last we spoke. Travel plans ditched and bands flamed out but that didn't deter him to keep playing and find his feet again. He'll be bunkering down to record new tunes with both of his new bands and there will be more shows on the way no doubt about it.

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Before Liam decided to head off overseas (pre-pandemic obviously) he was the vocalist for Siberian Hell Sounds and has now started Matsen Arts and is taking on commission pieces. We reminisce about our early years of going to live shows and more than likely crossing paths without evening knowing it, trusting your gut when it comes to your art and at the current time of release, the search continues for Trent Riley and to bring him home. Team Glasses, Black Blood Audio, and Parliament Skate Shop as well as a stellar lineup of bands have gotten together to put on a benefit show with all the proceeds going to Trent's family.

Links to the search for Trent Riley FB page, benefit show, and the gofundme below.

https://au.gofundme.com/f/support-trent-rileys-family

https://www.facebook.com/groups/3723010237808628/?ref=share

https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing?eid=751297

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Josh is such a good dude. His skills behind the kit are matched by the quality of bands he plays in. We talk about how joining the flange lot came along, the limitations the rona virus put on the music scene and as a head's up we do get heavy in a couple parts about mental health and the struggles, effects and life changing moments it can have in our lives. As long as restrictions continue to lift you can enjoy some sweet beats by Josh and definitely get behind an absolute gem.

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In the last of three live episode recordings I travelled to Brendan's recording abode ( more impressed by the aviary not gonna lie ) and get to know his origins into music, taking on numerous projects and saying fuck you to burning out, what lies ahead for the rest of the year and getting a sneaky listen to some new tunes coming out. Catch Brendan playing this weekend in Resin Tomb at The Zoo with a stacked line up and for all your musical endeavours be sure to reach out to the man, he's a wizard behind the recording desk.

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Cheers to Borgy of Bad Habit Records for introducing me to the legend of Buddha. We revisit the local watering hole that is YardDoggs for a sit-down and talks about the reformation of Cursed Earth after 8+ years away, not having played Brisbane in over 10, the trials and tribulations of mental health, and more. He's a genuine teddy bear playing obscene music and I love it. Catch Buddha playing Saturday 20th March at the Zoo with a bunch of amazing bands headed by Punkfest.

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In the first of three live episodes, two of which were recorded at the wonderful YardDoggs establishment, we caught up with Cam from the Prog/Experimental metal band Therein. We sank a few cold ones and chatted on the origins of the band, the joys of being a music teacher and the upcoming show with Weightless in Orbit and Valtozash on the 19th of March at The Zoo. There's a couple of sneaky guests on this episode as well. (recording at the pub what do you expect) Huge love for Cam he's a fantastic bloke and I can't wait to check out a show.

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In the first of three live episodes, two of which were recorded at the wonderful YardDoggs establishment, we caught up with Cam from the Prog/Experimental metal band Therein. We sank a few cold ones and chatted on the origins of the band, the joys of being a music teacher and the upcoming show with Weightless in Orbit and Valtozash on the 19th of March at The Zoo. There's a couple of sneaky guests on this episode as well. (recording at the pub what do you expect) Huge love for Cam he's a fantastic bloke and I can't wait to check out a show.

 

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Mistakes were made, the first ten minutes we started chatting we immediately went off in a tangent and I forgot to hit record as well. Once we got going though it was such a wonderful chat about growing up around the music, the current plans/shows for Being Jane Lane and also how she came about joining them, back into tangents again of course and finished up with their brand new song 'Trouble'. They play pretty regularly at the moment so I highly recommend checking them out and stoked to hear new music in the coming months.

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We were thinking about an hour and a half would be sweet, ended up going an extra hour of shit-talking with a National Tour coming in March, the fingers are well and truly crossed in order for it to go ahead this year as Covid stopped everyone in their tracks. We talk about the craziness of last year and adapting to the changes, Mike's new project ECA supporting Butterfingers on his first tour as well as his other bands and what's in store, the process behind making the beats, and much more. You'll also have a sneak peek at one of Mike Mike's new songs before the actual release date best of luck for the new year fellas!

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After spending a decent amount of time down in Melbourne and making it up to Brissy before the hard lockdowns and tomfoolery, Emma's starting the new year strong with her artistic vision and has been working hard getting her merch and commissions up to scratch. We get to know more about the process behind the art which is mindblowing, to say the least, where the influences are drawn from, and what else we can look forward to for the rest of 2021 and beyond. It was a fantastic chat with an incredible human being and as always I can't wait to see what's in store for her vision and brand for the future.

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