The Ghost of 29 Megacycles – aka Perth artist Greg Taw – chats about his latest album ‘Love Via Paper Planes’ and plays a live session in the studio. Released October 29, 2009. Subscribe to the New Weird Australia podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or […]
Noise artist, musician and manager of An Out Recordings, Anna Vo joins Stu Buchanan to play selections from the label and from her solo project, Anon. Released October 22, 2009. Subscribe to the New Weird Australia podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get […]
Appearing spontaneously in elevators throughout the city, Random Acts of Elevator Music enlighten the consciousness of office workers with live muzaktronica. With a portable studio hidden in briefcases, Random Acts of Elevator Music is the latest project from City Frequencies, a collaboration between Matt Adair […]
Andy Rantzen is a Sydney based electronic producer. Trained as a psychologist, Rantzen has been a lecturer at the University of Sydney and is most well-known as part of the duo Itch-E and Scratch-E along with Paul Mac. In this episode, Stu and Danny chat […]
An incomparable duo from Melbourne, with a unique brand of mutant post punk noise akin to Boredoms or The Fall. For the past 20 years, Jen and Zach have played in various ensembles including Sea Scouts, Unlimited Friendly Objective, Mongoose, Ditchboss and Monster Monster Monster. […]
The second instalment in the New Weird Australia compilation series. New Weird Australia, Volume Two by New Weird Australia Tracklisting. 1. OCEANS, 02 + 03 (5:11) From ‘album’ 2. GHOUL, Swimming Pool (Remix) (3:04) From ’Swimming Pool’ 3. WILLIAM GARDINER, Sonance Arboreal (4:39) Previously unreleased […]
Canberra artist Morgan McKellar is part of the Underlapper collective and has recently released ‘In Units’ – the debut album from his new solo project, Morning Stalker. We start the episode with with a live performance of an exclusive track ‘The Bohemian Grave’ and then […]
Cleptoclectics (Tom Smith) channels sonic detritus, plays various instruments, and extrapolates via granular synthesis to create dense, idiosyncratic music. He has released music on assorted labels and compilations, remixed various artists, teaches at Sydney’s College of Fine Arts, and has performed alongside Mark Pritchard, Peter […]
The first entry in the long-running New Weird Australia compilation series.
