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Playing drums in groove-funk bands such as Surprise Chef, Karate Boogaloo, and The Pro Teens (to name a few), Hudson Whitlock drops in to The Breakfast Spread to join Milo Eastwood for a round of Musical Chairs. Tune in to hear about his new project Brenda, along with a special selection of songs curated by Hudson.

Australian-born, Canada-based soprano singer-songwriter Ruth Moody, member of The Wailin' Jennys, joins Lauren to talk about her upcoming performance at Brunswick Ballroom on May 1. Ruth’s critically acclaimed album 'Wanderer' tells the story of her past decade. She’ll also perform a track live in the studio—don’t miss this intimate performance!

Tony Jackson and Ryan Sweeney from Mighty Horse visit Radio City to discuss their ambitious second LP, 'Road Movie Dream'. This 18-track album explores influences from rock, alt-country, dub, and psychedelia. Due for release on May 4, it will be available on vinyl and streaming platforms. The album launch will take place at The Bridge Hotel in Castlemaine on release day, followed by a show at The Retreat Hotel in Brunswick on May 9.

Cantrips is the solo project of Naarm-based musician, DJ, and producer Patrick Ryan. His music blends the warmth of acid folk with 70s-inspired grooves and a distinct appreciation for analog textures. In his upcoming interview with Crispi, Cantrips discusses his debut album, 'From A Darebin Cave', set for release on May 2. Through atmospheric instrumentation and deeply personal lyrics, the full-length project offers a reflective journey of transformation, solitude, and emotional rebirth.

Soul revivalists Durand Jones & The Indications join Mystic Brew following their debut tour of Australia and New Zealand in March. Known for their smooth dual vocals—Durand’s raw croon and Aaron Frazer’s falsetto—the group blends classic soul with modern disco, funk, and strings. Rising from an Indiana basement to global stages, their third album 'Private Space' pushes vintage grooves into lush, danceable territory. This interview is bound to one for the heart and soul.

Off the back of releasing their debut single, local rock band Public Figures chat with Jordan on Underground Love about their journey so far. Tune in to hear about their upcoming shows at The Old Bar on May 9 with The Unknowns and Wombat, and on May 16 with Cong Joise and The Hell Racers.

Joining forces with powerhouse label ROAR, GhostSeeker are currently gearing up for the release of their hotly anticipated debut studio album, 'Divergence'. Having taken the heavy music scene by storm with their infectious debut EP, 'Initium Novum', the band has a full tour schedule planned for 2025. Tune in to Tyrannocoreus to hear when their next show in Melbourne will be.

Cam Brown and Adam Humphreys from Naarm post-hardcore outfit Some Heard Trouble join Tyrannocoreus live in studio. They'll talk touring life, plans for 2025, and their latest single 'ihopeyouletgo'. Blending the grit of Underoath with Hellions' inventive edge, the five-piece has carved a space in the scene since 2016. With recent singles 'Blind (Eye For An Eye)' and 'Ghost Club' turning heads, and a third track due in July, Some Heard Trouble continue to build momentum with high-energy shows.