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Naarm-based musician and label-head Carsten Bruhn calls by PBS to have a chat and reflect on releasing a ten part series called 'Growing Numbers' and share some songs off it's final release, aptly named 'Growing Numbers 10.'

A deluxe repress of Leah Senior's seminal first three records - The Passing Scene, Pretty Faces and Summer's On The Ground - is due for release soon via Flightless Records. To celebrate, Leah and her band will be bringing their unique blend of fragile folk revival and baroque-pop playfulness to The Curtin Hotel on August 13. Ahead of this show, Leah calls in on Underground Love to reflect on her first three albums.

The Miffs combine the all-natural ingredients and no artificial flavours of psych, punk, soul, surf, and good ol’ rock n roll to whip up a tasty selection on their new EP 'Nosh.' Tune in to Pojama People to hear them speak about this delicious treat.

Kene talks to Johan Hegg, vocalist for Swedish melodic death metal masters Amon Amarth about their new album 'The Great Heathan Army,' celebrating 30 years, the significance of the year 865AD and the Swedish death metal scene.

Grinders Pissbolt, Sludgelords Piss Rash and doom death band Carcinoid have joined forces for a mammoth gig at the tote. Member of all three bands chat to Kene about the rebirth of the metal scene and much more.

Richard Crawley’s passion for cinema was so ardent that he recorded his young family’s every moment and milestone on video. To pay the bills, he channelled this love for the lens into music photography, snapping some of music's biggest names but tragedy struck, snuffing out Richard’s creative and parental fire. Now, his adult son James attempts to understand Richard’s inner turmoil in his documentary 'Volcano Man.' Tune in to hear James and Richard talk to Annika on State of the Art.

Transit Bar proudly presents ‘Crossroads Guitar Festival’ live on the rooftop. Come experience a musical journey through the history of guitar, featuring some of Melbourne’s finest guitar slingers paying homage to the great players. Andrew Swann and guitarist Kathleen Halloran drop by the studio to talk to Helen about the night and play a couple of tunes.

Workhorse is the dreamy vision of Adelaide musician Harriet Fraser-Barbour whose upcoming debut album 'No Photographs' is influenced by vast Australian landscapes, queer western films, apocalyptic dreams and the sounds of Julee Cruise, Chris Isaak and Mazzy Star. Harriet calls Milo to chat about the album and to play a round of Musical Chairs. Tune in to The Breakfast Spread to hear more.