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Naarm based singer-songwriter Jack Gaby has just released his debut EP ‘Soggy Flowers’. This raw and intimate release spans across countrygaze to indie pop, and delves into queer identity, queer love, and the long coming-of-age process. Jack Gaby drops by The Breakfast Spread for a stripped-back live session, playing a few songs off his latest EP.

Known for his revolutionary “Gambale Sweep Picking Technique,” Grammy-winning guitar virtuoso Frank Gambale drops in for a candid chat with Adam Rudegeair on Black Wax. With a career spanning over 20 solo albums and collaborations with legends like Chick Corea, Gambale’s diverse style blends rock, jazz, funk, and Latin influences, all of which will be showcased in his string of shows at the Bird's Basement from September 17th to the 21st.

Establishing themselves as a driving force in Australia's growing prog/post music scene, Melbourne post rock / post metal band Treebeard have announced their latest release 'Snowman.' A trove of melodic hooks and pounding riffs, encompassing a wide and emotive spectrum of sounds. Tune in to Pojama People to hear the band talk about the album and its launch at Shotkickers on September 20.

The Ugly Kings have teamed up with director Cameron Zayec to release a short film 'Last man left alive.' Described as 'an electrifying fusion of sci-fi adventure and a high-octane music video for The Ugly Kings.' Tune in to Pojama People to hear the band play a live acoustic set and chat about the film.

Sarah from Sin & Steel, the heavy metal podcast drops in to guest program Burning Bitumen and chats to Kene about her podcast and metal journey.

Vocalist for Long Island, NY deathcore band Monochromatic Black, Tanya Elizabeth talks to Ryan about their new EP 'Predacious,' touring the United States, working in the animal rights movement and working on their second LP.

Cas talks to artistic director and clarinetist from the Omega Ensemble, David Rowden, about their forthcoming Australian tour featuring a world premiere by exciting new Australian voice, Harry Sdraulig,

After 35 years of celebrating the very best in Blues, Roots music, and Beyond, Australia's premier and most awarded music festival in Australia ever, Bluesfest Byron Bay, has announced that the 2025 edition will be its final curtain call. Festival director Peter Noble OAM calls in to Roots of Rhythm to talk about this year's line-up.