Radio City

In 1994, Ashley Naylor formed the indie rock group Even. Now, he's set to release his fifth solo album, 'Alexandria Sunset'. Also known for playing guitar in The Church, The Stems, Paul Kelly’s band, and the RocKwiz Orkestra, Naylor’s new album dives deep into the classic stylings of the late ’60s and ’70s that have always inspired him. Tune in to Radio City as Crispi and Ashley chat about the new record.

The debut album 'Now Would Be a Good Time' by Folk Bitch Trio tells vivid, visceral stories. These are modern, youthful songs that cut sharply through dissociative daydreams and painful breakups, sexual fantasies and media overload, all the petty resentments and minor humiliations of being in your early twenties in the 2020s. Ahead of their sold-out show at The Corner Hotel on September 13, Crispi catches up with the trio. Tune in to Radio City to hear from these vocal powerhouses.

Melbourne’s three-guitar rock’n’roll power poppers The Prize have announced the imminent release of their debut album 'In The Red', out September 19 via Anti Fade Records. Since gaining global attention with their 2022 EP 'Wrong Side of Town', the band have also released a new single, 'From The Night'. Nadine Muller from the band stops by Radio City to chat with Crispi about the new album - the day before it drops.