Tonight ‘The Baskervilles’ delivered a live, unique mix of fast paced psychobilly, bluesy goodness with a punk atmosphere on Local Noise- Radio Adelaide’s 100% local music show. Distinct, attitude packed croaky vocals thrived amongst technical drumming, a rocking western sounding electric guitar and topped off with smooth double bass blues lines. Check out the entire set here:
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After dominating their set, the three lads of The Baskervilles joined Luke and Jarrod in the studios for chats of gigs, musical influences, band history and multiple fun times. Hear what went down in the interview below:
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Tonight’s Local Noise Playlist:
Lady Strangelove – ‘Sweet Exchange’
The Angels Of Gung Ho – ‘Dragon Fly’
The Amcats – ‘Why Can’t You See Her’
Ricochet Pete – ‘The Dark Side’
The Villenettes – ‘Cowboy Man’
God God Dammit Dammit – ‘Jimmy Sings The Hits Tonight’
Diesel Witch – ‘Guilty’
The Baskervilles Live Set:
‘The Baskervilles’
‘Love in a Growe’
‘DeVille’
‘Midnight Rumble’
‘Long Ride’
‘Dracula’s Tomb’
‘Tonightmare’
The Baskervilles Song Picks:
The Robins – ‘Riot In Call Block #9′
Tiger Army – ‘Under Saturn’s Shadow’
Zombie Ghost Train – ‘Devil Child’
The White Stripes – ‘The Big Three Killed My Baby’ [Live]
The Honey Pies – ‘Houndstooth’
The Aves – ‘In Vogue’
Sincerely, Grizzly – ‘Isaac’
Sleeptalker – ‘Wolves’
Dialect & Despair – ‘Low Pro’ [feat Melanie Rutherford]
Urtekk – ‘Messiah’
Check out The Baskervilles on Facebook and Soundcloud to keep up with all of the fun.. such as their gig this weekend as part of the Fringe Festival - The Baskervilles @ The Worldsend this Saturday the 16th of February .
For all you need to know in Adelaide’s finest music, tune into Local Noise every Tuesday night from 7-9 on Radio Adelaide- digital, online and 101.5fm.
-Amber Irving-Guthrie
Unfortunately we had a few cancellations this week and wound up without a feature band, but that just meant we played stacks more songs from awesome local acts!
This week, Brad Cameron came into the studio to chat about the Lost City festival. They’ve got a HUGE list of local, interstate and international acts to play across two levels at Tuxedo Cat this weekend [seriously, check it out here], as well as some visual artists who are in the process of making over the space [such as 'Plant World' in the image above.] Check out the interview below:
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This week’s mammoth list of local tunes:
Collarbones – Hypothermia
Menagerie – Cut Off Your Hands
Swimming – Like Minds Collide
Like Leaves – Mercy Sound
Lumonics – Beggars Choices
Gold Bloom – Side Lines
Sparkspitter – Fearsplishing
Fake Tan – Lovers Lane
Big Richard Insect – Anatomy
The Aves – In Vogue
The Honey Pies – Game Show
Horror My Friend – Too Good For The Age To Be
Sincerely, Grizzly – Snakes & Ladders
Archers – Seven Skies
Mammoth logic – Honestly
Urtekk – Messiah
Lady Strangelove – Evolution Blues
Matt Banham – Baby, My Heart’s On Fire
Vorn Doolette – End Of The World
Naomi Keyte – Glass Bottles (Live on Streetcast)
The Dunes – Transition
The Bakers Diget – Haunt Me
Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire! – Codebreaker
Oisima – Glow (Featuring Adam Page)
Join us every Tuesday night from 7–9pm on Radio Adelaide – digital, online and 101.5fm for the best in Adelaide music.
Last night on Radio Adelaide‘s Barometer program, Ian Newton interviewed Dr Ianto Ware, recently announced as the National Live Music Coordinator. As The Barometer don’t currently have a website, they’ve graciously given us permission to upload the interview here.
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Dr Ware discusses what led to the creation of his role and his expectations for the future, as well as what’s currently impacting the live music scene in Australia and some potential solutions such as zoning and liquor licensing issues.
EDIT: Radio Adelaide Breakfast also interviewed Dr Ware yesterday, which you can listen to here.
The Aves have travelled the world and on this Local Noise, have come to set up a home in your musical heart. These musical nomads are made up of Lucy Campbell (rhythm guitar/vocals), Tasman Strachan (bass), Clair O’Boyle (drums) and Thomas Williams (lead guitar). After a year spent in London honing their craft, the Aves have toured extensively allowing them to bring a style of fericious whimsy and fun mixed with the polish that experience brings. Like a hitman, dressed as a clown. Check out the entire set below:
>>The Aves Live Set<<
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Covered in sweat from their awesome live set, the Aves discussed their globe trotting ways, where they have been and where they are yet to conquer. Having ventured through North America in 2012, the Aves team spoke about their times scattered across Canada and New York, ending up in a recording studio in Brooklyn. Check out their interview here:
>>The Aves Interview<<
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Playing this week at the Adelaide Big Day Out, check them out at 11am on the Essential Stage. Stay around towards the end of the interview and hear Thomas set up the newest fued to hit the world wide music scene: the Aves Vs their BDO compatriots the Red Hot Chilli Peppers!
To stay up to date with the Aves hectic tour schedule, check them out on Facebook.
Tonight’s Local Noise Playlist:
Archers – ‘Scout’
Steering By Stars – ‘Ink’
Lady Strangelove – ‘Staircase’
Sincerely, Grizzly – ‘Isaac’
Messrs – ‘Desert’
The Killgirls – ‘What I Need’
Gemini Downs – ‘Jangle’
The Beards – ‘I Think Beards Are Great’
Yeah Yeah Yeah – ‘Heads Will Roll’
Crystal Castles – ‘Alice Practice’
Ricochet Pete – ‘Wouldn’t Want It An Other Way’
The Timbers – ‘Greet The Sun’
The Shaolin Afronauts – ‘Brooklyn’
Summer Flake – ‘Inside Out’
Big Richard Insect – ‘Anatomy’
Remember Local Noise and Noisettes, for the best in Adelaide bands tune into Local Noise every Tuesday night from 7 – 9pm on Radio Adelaide- digital, online and 101.5fm.
- Jarrod Gibbs
Our dynamic duo of Luke and Tara, kicked off the show with an interview with Sam Wright organiser of this Saturdays event, Moving Music. The “mystery urban safari” guiding explorers to different locales, displaying the best of Adelaides arts community. This year, the event will showcase 9 diverse musical acts and 8 unique visual artists in areas of the City of Churches you probably haven’t spent much time in. Looking for an interactive day of wonder? Then grab your stethoscope (actual or imaginary, your choice) and discover the heart beat of Adelaide’s independent art scene.
For all the details check out their Facebook.
One act set to appear this weekend at Moving Music, is the three piece Wild Oats, who brought their delicious sounds to Local Noise to play a Live to Air set. The guys (used in a non-gender specific way) discussed their favourite albums of all time and the effect those albums have had on their own music writing. Wild Oats also put the many rumours to rest and informed the Local Noise audience that they, not a maxi yacht, were the recent victors of the Sydney to Hobart. Hear their live set:
>>Wild Oats Live Set<<
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>>Wild Oats Interview<<
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Local Noise Playlist
The Timbers – ‘Labouring With The Hoe’
Hurricanes – ‘Say You’re Mine’
Naomi Keyte – ‘Glass Bottles’ (Live on Streetcast)
Monkey Puzzle Tree – ‘Reverie’
Carla Lippis & The Martial Hearts – ‘The Other Shoe’
Summer Flake – ‘Walk The Plank’
The Ocean Party – ‘In A Knot’
Alex & the Ramps – ‘In The Snow’
Woods – ‘Cali In A Cup’
Pink Noise Generator – ‘When The Ones You Love Betray You’
Bad//Dreems – ‘Chills’
Ride Into The Sun – ‘Enemy’
The Beards – ‘Got Me A Beard’
The Aves – ‘In Vogue’
Remember Local Noise and Noisettes, for the best in Adelaide bands tune into Local Noise every Tuesday night from 7 – 9pm on Radio Adelaide- digital, online and 101.5fm.
- Jarrod Gibbs
This week Local Noise scored wicked cool alternative rockers ‘The Violet Crams’. The three piece consists of Steve smashing the drums, Glenn on bass and Chris with his distorted guitar riffs and grungey vocals with the occasional scream for good measure. The lads made the studio nice and loud which resulted in a whole heap of head banging. Check out there entire set right here:
>>The Violet Crams Live Set<<
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After getting nice and sweaty rocking live, the boys joined Luke and Tara in the studio for a chat and heaps of fun times. Check out some chuckles and info on The Violet Crams here:
>>The Violet Crams Interview<<
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Have a sus of the show’s playlist:
The Sunbirds – ‘Stone’
The Aves – ‘In Vogue’
Sincerely, Grizzly – ‘Isaac’
The Rules – ‘Fits Like Leather’
Hawks Of Alba – ‘Time To Decide’
Little Two Eyes – ‘Rain Music’
Jericho’s Bird – ‘Cathy’s Revenge’
Archie – ‘Jungle Book’
Ricochet Pete – ‘The Dark Side’
The Sun & The Sky – ‘Can’t Be Apart’
Collarbones – ‘Hypothermia’
Menagerie – ‘Cut Off Your Hands’
Wild Oats – ‘The Engine Underneath’
Check out the best in Adelaide bands every Tuesday on Local Noise, 7-9pm on Radio Adelaide- digital, online and 101.5 fm.
-Amber Irving-Guthrie
If Rock and Funk were invited to a sexy party, and Rock brought Punk along as a plus one and Funk brought Soul, their combined love child would be ‘Pink Noise Generator’. This upbeat four piece consists of Matt (vocals and guitar), Brendan (bass), Dave (drums) and Thom (keys). Pink Noise Generator raised the energy sky high in Radio Adelaide’s studios with their catchy guitar riffs, funky keyboard melodies and the boisterous banter between super funny lead vocalist Matt and the rest of the band. Check out the entire set here:
>>Pink Noise Generator Live Set<<
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The lads joined Luke and Jarrod for what became one of the rowdiest interviews Local Noise has seen for a while. Hysterical laughter and discussions on the greatness of pink short-shorts amongst deets on what Pink Noise Generator have been up to can be found below.
>>Pink Noise Generator Interview<<
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Check them live this Thursday for a completely FREE show at the Crown and Anchor with Like Kites and The Rocketeers. Do it!
>>Playlist from tonight’s Local Noise<<
Gemini Downs – ‘Jangle’
Barcode – ‘Lust’
No Through Road – ‘Explosions’
Kill Kill Robot Squad – ‘They’ll Never Take You Seriously’
The Honey Pies – ‘Nietzche’
Fake Tan – ‘Lovers Lane’
Holographic Charizard – ‘Every Song Is About Charizard’
Til The Break – ‘She Burns’
Band Picks:
Devo – ‘We Do It’ [Live at Adelaide Entertainment Centre]
Filthy Lucre – ‘Living Bad’
Kids With Teeth – ‘Stop The Fire’
The Killgirls – ‘Grams And Tons’
Sparkspitter – ‘Fearsplishing’
Summer Flake – ‘Inside Out’
Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire! – Codebreaker
Sincerely, Grizzly – ’21′
Social media the hell out of Pink Noise Generator! -Facebook -Website -Soundcloud
For more Adelaide music greatness tune in next week (and the week after, and the week after next). Local Noise: every Tuesday night 7-9pm- Radio Adelaide digital, online and 101.5fm.
-Amber Irving-Guthrie
I was even more excited than usual when heavy rockers ‘Damned Men’ entered Radio Adelaide’s for a live set on Local Noise. Powerful guitar rhythms accompanied by unique screaming vocals with easily audible lyrics and a distinct aussie accent mad for an epic set. The three dudes of Damned Men consist of Garret (lead guitar and vocals), Justin (bass) and Nick (drums). Catch the entire set right here:
>>Damned Men Live Set<<
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The boys chatted to Luke and Amber after the set about some of the different bands they’ve played in and about the life and death of a taken over church that was transformed into an awesome musical and artistic space. Find out more:
Death Of The Church DVD info:http://www.facebook.com/DeathOfTheChurch
>>Damned Men Interview<<
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>>Local Noise Playlist<<
Sincerely, Grizzly – ’21′ [Holographic Charizard Remix]
Sincerely, Grizzly – ’21′
Kill Kill Robot Squad – ‘They’ll Never Take You Seriously’
Artax Mission – ‘Time And Relative Dimensions In Space’
Swords – ‘Remember It’s Not 1986′
The Burning Sea – ‘When I Reach Ithica’
Bronze Chariot – ‘Young Blood’
Before The Aftermath – ‘Hands Off The Wheel’
Horror My Friend – ‘Too Good For The Age To Be’
Sparkspitter – ‘Fearsplishing’
Lady Strangelove – ‘Evolution Blues’
Oisima – ‘Glow’ [Featuring Adam Page]
Alpha Beta Fox – ‘Spheres’
The Honey Pies – ‘Game Show’
The Transatlantics – ‘How Can I Love You’
Messrs – ‘Desert’
Remember kids, for the best in Adelaide bands tune into Local Noise every Tuesday night from 7 – 9pm on Radio Adelaide- digital, online and 101.5fm.
-Amber Irving-Guthrie
Radio Adelaide scored a quality live rock set from ‘Surviving Sharks’ tonight on Local Noise. The three guys that make up Surviving Sharks consist of Drew (guitar), Josh (bass) and Sean (drums) with vocals shared all around. Their powerful chords, riffs and solos showed us how awesome straight rock is without the overload of cross-genres.
After making our studios super loud, Luke and Tara interviewed the lads about what they’ve been up to. They’ve just released their debut demo ‘Bleed and See’, hit up Clarity Records to snatch a copy. If that’s not enough they’re launching the EP live at the Ed Castle this Friday night, so get around them and check them out. Here’s the interview:
>>Surviving Sharks Interview<<
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Tara also interviewed Dennis Kapridis, one of the organisers from the Deep South Roots and Blues Festival happening December the 1st at the Gov. Here all the deets here:
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Tonight’s Local Noise Playlist:
Carla Lippis & The Martial Hearts – ‘Story To Tell’ [Live on The Range]
The Timbers – ‘Into The Forest’
Gemini Downs – ‘Jangle’
The Angels Of Gung-Ho – ‘Dragon Fly’
Tracer – ‘Too Much’
Ride Into The Sun – ‘Drown Your Soul’
Imogen Brave – ‘Open Heart’
Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire! – ‘Codebreaker’
Wolf & Cub – ‘Salao’
Lady Strangelove – ‘Sweet Exchange’
The Beards – ‘Got Me A Beard’
Kids WIth Teeth – ‘Stop The Fire’
Swimming – ‘Animals’
Oisima – ‘In The Mood’ [Feat Slamagotchi]
Sus Surviving Shark’s Facebook, website and Soundcloud while you’re at it.
Check out more Adelaide live goodness next Tuesday on Local Noise 7 – 9pm on Radio Adelaide- digital, online and 101.5fm.
-Amber Irving-Guthrie
The Dark Synth Pop Rock 5 piece ‘Little Two Eyes’ graced our studios last night with an awesome live to air set. The lead female vocal stylings from Emily was backed with dark but breezey harmonics which made for a beautiful and unique sound. We were even lucky enough to score an exclusive live hearing of their brand new single ‘Rain Music’, which they’ll be launching on Friday the 30th of Novemeber at Jive.
Luke and Tara chucked Little Two Eyes into an interivew straight after their set. They talked about pretty much everything, from their band name being influenced by goat tales to their extensive song production efforts. Check out the interview here:
**Little Two Eyes Interview**
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**Little Two Eyes Live Set**
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Little Two Eyes Song Picks:
The Labyrinth Soundtrack – ‘As The World Falls Down’
Fleetwood Mac – ‘The Chain’
Lykke Li – ‘Get Some’
Tonight’s Local Noise Playlist:
Oisima – ‘Glow’ [featuring Adam Page]
The Honey Pies – ‘Game Show’
Messrs – ‘Vortex’
Carla Lippis & The Martial Hearts – ‘Rendezvous’
The Amcats – ‘Why Can’t You See Her?’
Archie – ‘Jungle Book’
The Sun & The Sky – ‘River’
Wild Oats – ‘Family Band’
20th Century Graduates – ‘Where The Wind Blows’
Collarbones – ‘Hypothermia’ [featuring Guerre]
Sincerely, Grizzly – ‘Isaac’
Move To Strike – ‘Inflight’
Mere Theory – ‘Break Through’
Damned Men – ‘Brought Up In A Pit Of Snakes’
Sus Little Two Eyes on Facebook and their website while you’re at it (it’s really awesome, jus’ sayin’).
Get another Adelaide music sesh into ya next week, when ‘Damned Men’ will be making our studios super loud. Local Noise: every Tuesday from 7 -9pm on Radio Adelaide- digital, online and 101.5fm.
-Amber Irving-Guthrie
