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JAALA frontwoman Cosima Jaala joins Maddy & Kurt for a chat about her trio's new album 'Gap Tooth' and to reminisce about playing live in Studio 5 back in 2018 before we revisit that session on Homebrew. Tune in to PBS from 3pm on Monday to hear the whole thing.

Kate Lucas AKA Coda Chroma has been running an online songwriting group for 18 months, during Melbourne's many lockdowns. She and her collaborators will celebrate the end of restrictions and a year and a half of work with a break up gig at the Northcote Social Club on December 19. The event is called Sunday Subterranean Break-Up and will feature performances from Ben Mason, Brian Campeau, PBS's very own Elle Young, and Coda Chroma, to name a few. Tune in to The Breakfast Spread to hear more.

The Aerial Maps have announced their third studio album, ‘Intimate Hinderland,’ and pays tribute to Simon Holmes – a founding member who passed away in 2017 as well as Joanie Gibson, mother of Adam and Simon Gibson, who passed earlier this year. Tune in to Firewater to hear Adam talk their first album in a decade.

Lead singer/Bass player and creator of traditional heavy metal band 'HAUNT' Trevor William Church calls in to Burning Bitumen to talk about writing 6 full length albums in 4 years (as well as 2 EP's and an acoustic album) and about his Father who played with Montrose and with Sammy Hagar as well as heaps of other things eighties themed.

With gigs back on and now back to full capacity, Trent from heavy-groove band the Seven Ups chats to Lyndelle about a few of the band's upcoming gigs in Melbourne and regional Victoria. Tune in to The Afterglow to hear more.

Vocalist for Californian metalcore band Volumes rings in to talk about their new album 'Happier?,' tumultuous lineup changes over the past few years and plans for 2022 and beyond.

Queen of Hearts Mariachi is an all-female band drawing from the Mexican Mariachi tradition. Breaking all paradigms, these ladies from Latin America and Australia, do not just cover traditional classics but also write and perform original music. Their love for Mexican music unites them and creates a rich harmony of lyrical drama. Tune in to Global Village to hear Bonnie talk about the launch of the latest album 'Memories' happening at the Night Cat on December 16.

2021 finally saw the release of Big League's second offering ‘A Symbol Like a Cloud.' Recorded entirely at home during DIY renovations, the album is a lo-fi affair; weaving the best elements of ’90s alternative rock with power-pop harmonies to deliver strong, fuzzy, hook driven tunes. Now after 6 months of postponements Big League have organised a launch show for ‘A Symbol Like a Cloud.' Tune in to Firewater to hear Travis talk about their show.