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Ahead of the release of his anticipated new album, In These Times, Chicago-based percussionist, composer, and producer Makaya McCraven has already dropped a couple of singles to wide acclaim. Tune in to Mystic Brew to hear him chat with fill-in announcer Greg Sher about the new album and how McCraven manages to collapse space, destroy borders and blend past, present, and future into progressive arrangements of post-genre, jazz-rooted contemporary instrumental music.

Fresh from returning from their tour of EU/UK, Vintage Crop's frontman Jack calls up Underground Love to fill Jordan in on their new record 'Kibitzer' and Australian tour plans.

Get ready to freak out because Paul Kidney Experience are taking over the entirety of The Tote to launch their new T-shirt design. Joining them in this extravaganza will be Brown Spirits, Elizaband, Heavy Amber and New Estate. Paul Kidney and Brown Spirits' Tim Wold drop in on Pojama People for a good ol' yarn with Chris Pearson.

Melbourne progressive rockers Acolyte join Perth metal outfit Voyager on their east coast tour this month. Ahead of the Melbourne show at The Evelyn on August 20, Acolyte vocalist Morgan-Leigh Brown drops in for a chat with Chris Pearson on Pojama People.

Legendary Melbourne melodic death metal band Be'lakor call in to talk about their national tour for their 2021 album 'Coherence,' which was named best melo-death album of 2021.

One of Australia's loudest and most aggressive frontmen, Wayniac from Creep Diets and Religious Observance as well as many more comes in for a special guest program to warm up your night.

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.

Simona Castricum has revealed another exciting single from her forthcoming album 'SINK'. It is titled 'TBC,' and it sees Simona teaming up once again with vocalist m8riarchy to question what will be left in the uncertainty of a global pandemic, where the loss of time, of connection, and of life itself is overwhelming - yet, to be continued. Ahead of the single launch at Northcote Social Club on August 27, Simona drops in to play Musical Chairs with Milo.