Local and international, new and used indie, garage, swamp rock and the latest Aussie and International releases are all represented on a wide range of Indie programs on PBS.
This week's Feature Record is the third installment of a series from Anti Fade Records. New Centre of the Universe, Vol. 3 is an Australian-based compilation and is the first of three to be released on vinyl. Five years in the making, the release is well worth the wait, featuring tracks from Terry, Parsnip, School Damage, Gonzo, The Stroppies and many more.
Established in 1869 and celebrating 150 years, this hidden beauty stands tall and proud as one of Melbourne’s oldest and friendliest pubs. Located in the back streets of Fitzroy about 50 metres from the thriving hub that is Brunswick Street you’ll find a warm welcome at this local institution.
Sample the fine selection of beers (over 100 different brews), try the wonderful cooking, enjoy the fantastic live bands or just bring a bunch of mates in for a beer and a game of pool in the spacious beer garden.
150 years old, The Royal Oak provides a welcoming atmosphere with cold beer, pub food, sports viewing, live music and trivia. There's always something going on at The Oak!
Empat Lima are a beat/garage-pop trio from Melbourne. Over the 5 years they’ve been together they have participated in 24-hour art installations, played with seminal Indonesian post-punk heroes in rice fields, and inadvertently induced labour with their music. Empat Lima continue to draw upon the inspiration of the great women in music before them, mixing in their own unique style of overlapping melodies and driving dance beats.
The Home of Rock (and punk-metal-pop-indie-shoegaze-post-dole-synth-wave and miscellanea).
The roster of bands that have played the Tote is long and illustrious, spanning back to the early 80's. Get down and have a look around, the Tote's history is on the walls, in the carpet, in the beergarden and on the stage.
