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Last year, Brazilian one-woman black metal band Mortem Solis released her debut album Hermetic, a seven-track journey of melancholy and deep introspection. Kene chats to Null, the woman behind this captivating project, to discuss the themes of her new record and how it fits in the Brazilian metal scene.

Tune in to Burning Bitumen to hear Kene chat with Tim from Australian post-black metal project Germ who are playing at home for the first time in a decade in support of Polish band Batushka's tour down under.

Local party purveyors Pins 'N Needles host their first warehouse event this Saturday featuring revered locals such as Moopie, Tangerine, Bex and Rev Lon, alongside French DJ Bambi. Raph and Louis, the duo behind the event, drop in to PBS for a chat with Edd Fisher on Tomorrowland.

Skydiver Records kicks 2026 off with an all-night Collingwood Basement affair featuring Danish deep-house mainstay and NES label boss DJ Popup. A master selector and true house music enthusiast, DJ Popup visits PBS to play a special guest mix on Tomorrowland. Tune in Friday from 1pm.

One of New Zealand's leading vocal ensembles, the Signature Choir joins the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra for a night of powerful storytelling on January 31. With more than 90 voices in harmony, performing gospel, classical, modern and traditional Pasifika music in a sound that is fresh, moving and unmistakably Pacific. Choir Co-Director Jadrah Tupai drops in to The Gospel Show to chat with Peter about this very special collaboration.

This week on Southern Style Jan is joined in the studio by Jason Coleville who programs and presents the show “Cackalacky" on OCR FM, Colac. Tune in as Jan and Jason share some favourite tracks including the song Cackalacky by Jim Lauderdale and Si Kahn - the inspiration for Jason's long-running program.

Ahead of their "Return to Prison Island Australian Tour" later this month, Belgian death metal band Aborted chat to Kene about their penchant for blending technicality with brutal, often horror-themed lyrics.

Tune in to Burning Bitumen to hear Kene's conversation with Finnish melodic doom/death band Swallow the Sun about their first Australian tour, spiders and being kicked in the head by a Kangaroo.