Lime Spiders – ‘My Favorite Room’ [AU] Lime Spiders – ‘Ignormy’ [AU] Lime Spiders – ‘NSU’ [AU] Carla Geneve – ‘The Right Reasons’ [AU] Julia Jacklin – ‘to Perth, before the border closes’ [AU] Ruby Fields – ‘Pretty Grim’ [AU] Salin – ‘In Tune With The Moon’ [CA] Snotty Nose Rez Kids – ‘Where They At’ [CA] The Naysayers – ‘RUN’ [CA] Cory Owens & The Old Quarry Boys – ‘Cherry Tree’ [CA] We Found A Lovebird – ‘Sent On A Boat’ [CA] The Sweet Pomelos – ‘Discount Beef’ [CA] The Besnard Lakes – ‘Raindrops’ [CA] Kiwi Jr – ‘Undecided Voters’ [CA]
Post-punk psych-rock band Lime Spiders formed in Sydney in 1979 and are most well-known for their 1987 60s garage rock inspired debut record The Cave Comes Alive! We air three tracks from the record this week before Perth-based indie folk artist Julia Jacklin’s timely single ‘to Perth, before the border closes’. And our mix of new Canadian tracks includes a new track from fine songwriter Cory Owens and his new band The Old Quarry Boys.
X – ‘I Don’t Wanna Go Out’ [AU] Exploding White Mice – ‘Fear (Late At Night)’ [AU]
Powder Monkeys – ‘Yin Yang’ [AU]
The Meanies – ‘Drowning Tower’ [AU]
Dave Graney & Clare Moore – ‘We Need A Champion (Live)’ [AU]
Carla Geneve – ‘Don’t Wanna Be Your Lover’ [AU]
The Accomplice – ‘Magical Sunday 8’ [CA]
Dizzy – ‘Roman Candles’ [CA]
Tough Age – ‘Self Confidence’ [CA]
Shawnee – ‘Building A Wall’ [CA]
Soda Pony -‘Dancing’ [CA]
Peach Pit – ‘Tommy’s Party’ [CA]
The Fall – ‘Australians In Europe’ [UK]
This week with air three of the tracks that Link Meanie picked as the 10 Greatest Australian Punk Tracks of All Time, in a recent article. The bands we pick from the list are X, Exploding White Mice and Powder Monkeys. We air a track from the new Dave Graney & Clare Moore album ‘With Georgio “The Dove” Valentino and Malcolm Ross (Live)’ and introduce two-spirited First Nations artist Shawnee who recently won the 2020 CBC Searchlight competition.
Featuring Colter Wall, Carla Geneve, The Sylvia Platters and more
The Mark of Cain – ‘Tell Me’ [AU]
The Mark of Cain – ‘The Interloper’ [AU]
The Mark of Cain – ‘Milosovic’ [AU]
The Ocean Party – ‘What It’s Worth’ [AU]
Carla Geneve – ‘Greg’s Discount Chemist’ [AU]
Emma Louise – ‘Falling Apart’ [AU]
Colter Wall – ‘Saskatchewan In 1881’ [CA]
Jack Semple – ‘Walkin” [CA]
Belle Plaine – ‘Gold Ring’ [CA]
Only A Visitor – ‘Ghosts’ [CA]
Pretty Eyes For Captain America – ‘Me And Thanatos Down By The Schoolyard’ [CA]
The Sylvia Platters – ‘Morning Ritual’ [CA]
The Meanies – ‘Conan’ [AU]
This week, after a mix of new and old Oz music, we air a track a piece from the top three in The Best Saskatchewan Albums of 2018 list, as voted by fans through the Saskmusic poll. These records are ‘Songs of the Plains’ by Colter Wall (#3), ‘Can’t Stop This Love’ by Jack Semple (#2) and Malice, Mercy, Grief & Wrath by Belle Plaine (#1). And keep listening for a track from the brand new record ‘Technicolour Education’ by Vancouver-based chamber-pop outfit Only A Visitor.
The most excellent Double J radio recently hosted a countdown of the 50 Best Australian Albums of the 90s, with ‘The Internationalist’ (1998) from Brisbane band Powderfinger coming in at #1. The single ‘Already Gone’ from that album is an amazing track and we air it today after two earlier singles from the band. Then we’re into new Australian music, followed by a track-a-piece from Vancouver-based hip hop artists Stonecold Finger, Louis Rain and Dakk’One. And we introduce three-piece nehiyawak from amiskwaciy (Edmonton), who have recently singed to Arts & Crafts with their single ‘Page’.
