Interviews

For the second half of the show, tune in to hear from United States group Left To Suffer. Their new album 'Unwelcome Guest' has dropped on Hopeless Records, and Ryan chats with Taylor Barber, the vocalist of the deathcore group about the record, along with the plethora of guest features that Taylor has performed over the years. 

On Tyrannocoreus tonight, Ryan will be catching up with Terrence Pettitt, the drummer from the new Canadian metalcore act BREACH. Having just signed with Australian label Greyscale, they will be discussing the inception of this new project, along with the making of their debut self-titled EP. Find out more about their plans for 2027 and beyond.

On the second half of Pojama People, Chris Pearson will be chatting with UK artist Steven Wilson. Releasing his ninth album 'Requiem for a Village' this November, the record narrows its focus to a tiny, unknown corner buried somewhere off map in the British Isles. The story that sits at the heart of Steven’s ninth album steps back from the modern world and ventures into the unfamiliar, settling in a village that exists beyond time and place. Tune in to hear more about Steven's new album.

Melbourne-based trio Khan melds hazy psychedelia with heavy stoner riffs and a penchant for progressive rhythms and almost dirge-like crescendos. Tonight on Pojama People, Chris Pearson will catch up with the band about their 20-date European tour in September/October, along with their upcoming show at The Leadbeater Hotel on November 20. Tune in from 8.30pm to hear from Khan.

Ruby Fraser and Ingrid Saker from RUBY INGRID BAND will be stopping by Underground Love today to chat about their new single 'House of Cables', and for a powerhouse live performance in the studio. Hailing from Aotearoa, Ingrid is known for her bluesy punk rock group Ingrid and The Ministers, while Ruby is the lead vocalist and guitarist for The After and Leopard Print Aunt. Tune in after 4pm to hear about their upcoming show at Shotkickers on November 21, alongside Willie J 6v6s.

Classically jazz-trained and internationally seasoned, Nefeli Fasouli blends Greek psychedelia, nostalgic folk textures and modern groove into a sound that feels both timeless and forward-leaning. Her music weaves bouzouki-tinged melodies with hypnotic rhythms, while her expressive vocals move effortlessly across Greek, Arabic and Turkish. From Athens to Australia, MzRizk is joined by Nefeli Fasouli on the program, chatting about her show at Northcote Social Club on November 14.

'Cupid's Plan' is the new EP from local instrumental electronica outfit Evening News. Building upon the house and soul foundation of their debut 'New World', the record pushes further into the strange corners of electronic music, combining jungle and IDM with live-band sensibilities. On Mystic Brew today, Mike Gurrieri catches up with Dan about the new EP, which drops this Friday, November 13.

Jarrod Quarrell, the mastermind behind Lost Animal will be coming on to Headhunters with Elle Young today. It's been 10 years since Lost Animal released their last record 'You Yang', and the new LP 'Give Some Get Some' is full of emotion, tenderness and beauty. Jumping on the mic to chat with Elle about the album, Jarrod also brings in a selection of his favourite records to spin on the show.

On November 15 at Church of All Nations in Carlton, the Forest Collective will present an evening of music that explores the tumults of love and heartbreak, celebrates new life and lives well-lived, and acknowledges the transformations of self over time. On The Sound Barrier tonight, Ian will chat with Evan J Lawson, the artistic director from the Forest Collective about their upcoming show 'To Love and Grief'.

Born in Türkiye, Muharrem Aslan is a Sydney-based musician, bağlama virtuoso and music therapist. Fusing traditional Turkish folk with global influences, Muharrem Aslan bridges cultures through emotionally rich storytelling in both Turkish and English. Following his concert at Club Voltaire and ahead of his show at Open Space on December 5, Muharrem drops by the Global Village to talk about his music and play some songs live.

Born in Cameroon, Professor Mimmie Claudine Watts initially studied natural sciences before training as a registered nurse in Yaoundé. She has studied at Harvard University where she completed the Emerging Executive Women in Health Leadership program, and at Victoria University where she completed the Women in Leadership Program and was a lecturer for over a decade. Tune in to hear her talk about the 3rd African Diaspora Women's Summit in Melbourne from November 17-21.

The Australian String Quartet is teaming up with award-winning singer Parvyn and multi-instrumentalist Josh Bennett for a concert that blends the sounds of contemporary Punjabi music with the string quartet. With vocals that soar in a set of her original Indian raga, pop and soul music, Pradip will be chatting with Parvyn about her show at Melbourne Recital Centre on November 9 and at Bunjil Place on November 13. 

Local alt-country and Americana artist Evvy George will be stopping by 5ft High and Rising this morning. Drawing on a diverse range of influences and life experiences to create music that is both thoughtful and deeply personal, he'll be chatting with Myles about his new singles 'Pick My Heart Up' and 'Nothing To Do'. Tune in to hear about the release show taking place at Lulie Tavern on Sunday afternoon. 

Tune in for the second half of Burning Bitumen tonight as Kene catches up with Norwegian group Mortiis, ahead of their Melbourne show at the Croxton Bandroom on November 21. Having performed in Australia before as a solo one-man show, this time folks will be treated to the full Mortiis band line-up for the very first time, performing songs from 'The Smell Of Rain' album and other volumes of 'Dystopian Despair'. Find out more about their upcoming show alongside Nytt Land and Tir.

Formed in Norway in 1991, Enslaved was inspired by 'Demonaz' of Immortal after the Immortal demo track 'Enslaved in Rot'. After three consecutive albums with a stable line-up, the band has since then had a change up in band members. Tune in to Burning Bitumen tonight to hear from Enslaved drummer and vocalist Iver Sandøy, along with founding vocalist and bass player Grutal, chatting about their latest music.

On Junkyard today, Russell Kilbey from The Crystal Set will be chatting with Lisa Gibbs about their Victoria tour in December, along with releasing their first album in 30 years. An indie rock band from Sydney, The Crystal Set formed in 1983 by Russell Kilbey (bass and lead vocals), Phillip Maher (guitar and vocals) and Davey Ray Moor (keyboards and vocals). Find out more about their show at Northcote Social Club on December 5, along with their new record 'Don't Peak Early'.

After a whirlwind year following the release of their sophomore record 'Again', The Belair Lip Bombs will be playing at Forum Melbourne on November 7, which will be their last show in a while before heading back into the studio. This morning on The Breakfast Spread, Milo will be joined by band members Maisie and Jimmy to chat about the busy year they've had, along with a round of Musical Chairs. Tune in to hear this special selection of tracks from The Belair Lip Bombs.

The Mountaingrass Festival organisers Suzanne and Dave Diprose will be coming onto Southern Style today to chat about the event and to play a couple of tunes live on the show. Held in Bright at the Bright Community Centre, Mountaingrass showcases some of the best bluegrass and old time musicians from Australasia and beyond with concerts, jam sessions and workshops. Tune in to find out more about the festival, which is taking place from November 13 - 15.

Coming onto the show this morning is Michael Pollitt aka Mr Black & Blues. Inspired by a life changing experience; a broken neck which almost cost him his life, Michael Pollitt has been determined to fulfill the creative passion that burned within and share music to uplift and inspire from the darkest corner. Helen Jennings chats with him about his new album, along with his recent European tour. 

Davey McArthur is the bassist for Adelaide deathcore outfit Seek Misery. Ryan will be catching up with Davey on the second half of Tyrannocoreus to discuss Seek Misery's 2025 debut album 'Everyone You Love Will Leave', along with their national Australian tour with A Night In Texas and Body Prison. Find out when we can expect to hear new material from Seek Misery during this episode of Tyrannocoreus.