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Formed in 2023, Tariro are a neo soul and R&B girl group who have created a unique blend of soulful melodies and thought-provoking lyrics that speak to the heart of their listeners. Vimbai Shammah joins Ajak on Come Together to talk about their performance at The Boite's showcase event 'FLIGHT' happening on Sunday 16th July.

Indie rock project of siblings Lily and Pearl Harnath and Henry Lucas, Hot Glue have just released their second single 'Honey' from their forthcoming debut album 'Hatchet.' Tune in to Monday's Homebrew to hear the band play a couple of tunes.

Known as the Grammy nominated keyboardist/co-producer and cowriter of Hiatus Kaiyote, Simon Mavin has released his debut solo EP 'Only You & Me.' Simon chats to Mike about the Ep.

Stalwarts of the Melbourne pub-rock scene from the noughties, The Double Agents are putting the band back together for a special show on July 14th at Northcote Social Club to celebrate a compilation of some of their best work, now out on vinyl. Titled "Best Bits… So Far," the compilation is a response to vocalist and songwriter Dave Butterworth's battle with cancer, which has consequently inspired the band to write new songs. Tune in to Firewater to hear from Dave and fellow member Kim Walvisch.

Palace Of The Blues is the stripped back version of hard rockers Palace Of The King. Tune in to Pojama People from 8pm Tuesday to hear the band play a set in Studio 3 and talk about their July residency at Ringo Barr.

Vocalist Matt Flood and guitarist Craig Robinson of UK post-hardcore band Caskets speak with Ryan about their upcoming new album 'Reflections,' coming to tour Australian in July and plans for the rest of the year.

With the vibrant sound of a saxophone wailing over the full-bodied throb of a Hammond B-3 organ being pushed along by a driving beat from the drums, it is no wonder why Paul Williamson’s Hammond Combo has been one of the most popular bands over the past thirty plus years on the Melbourne scene. Saxophonist Paul Williamson catches up with Tom to chat about the combo's Leaps & Bounds show.

Dark Dream folk ensemble Dandelion Wine have released their fifth album 'Hereafter.' Combining medieval Anglo/Celtic and Greek/Byzantine traditions with contemporary synthesis, 'Hearafter' sees the group in quartet mode and features co-founders Naomi Henderson and Nicholas Albanis, along with cellist Francesca Mountfort and Phil Coyle on frame drums, tombak and aludu. Tune in to Bleeding Black Hearts Revue to hear the band play a couple of tunes.