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W♥M167: Past Music Festival?

W♥M167 (49 mins)

Sally and Kristen take over W♥M Radio for a long overdue chat about some of the blasts from the past resurfacing with new songs and tour dates.

- Suede - new song, Barriers.
- Stone Roses - It seems that there are some Americans who don't know who they are. The recent announcement of them headlining the Coachella festival in the US caused a little bit of controversy with a few clueless kids. The Stone Roses are also coming to Australia playing Future Music festival and a whole heap of sold out side shows and aren't we excited??! (Yes).
- Groovin The Moo, W♥M's favourite regional touring festival 2013 line-up announced - Tame Impala, They Might Be Giants, Tegan and Sara, Regurgitator, Alpine, The Bronx, The Kooks, Hungry Kids of Hungary, Frightened Rabbit...
- It was the hottest day in Sydney ever and Evan Dando played in a small (air-conditioned) pub in Newtown for free.
- Pulp has released a "new" song, About You, which really isn't that new at all and Kristen has a theory about how it all went down. Get About You on iTunes.
- David Bowie is releasing a new album and he is also the winner of creepiest film clip of the day. Ball magic and socks down his leotard.

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W♥M162: Golden Plains and Laneway Festival

W♥M162 (36 mins)

Sally is back on W♥M Radio.

Day Ravies at Chalk-Horse Gallery, Sydney (11/03/12) photo by Kristen

Sally is hung over from seeing A Popfrenzy Spring Delight at the Chalk-Horse Gallery in Sydney (11/03/12). Featuring three bands: Day Ravies, Camperdown & Out, and the difficult to google Songs.

Vu caught some Australian bands in the USA, they were here for CMJ and decided to play some dates in America. Gold Fields were seen at Nether Bar, Minneapolis (10/13) and 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis (10/27).

We also covered San Cisco at Turf Club, St Paul (10/21) and Echo, Los Angeles (10/23).

A couple of Australian Festivals coming up:

Laneway Festival
lanewayfestival.com.au
February 2nd, 2013 in Sydney

Scheduled to appear:

Alpine - Alt J - Bat For Lashes - Chet Faker - Cloud Nothings - Divine Fits - El-P - Flume - Henry Wagons & The Unwelcome Company - High Highs - Holy Other - Japandroids - Jessie Ware - Julia Holter - Kings Of Convenience - The Men - Ms Mr - The Neighbourhood - Nicolas Jaar - Nite Jewel - Of Monsters And Men - Perfume Genius - Polica - Pond - Real Estate - The Rubens - Shlohmo - Snakadaktal - Twerps - Yeasayer

Golden Plains
goldenplains.com.au
March 9-11, 2013

Scheduled to appear:

Cat Power, Dinosaur Jr, Tallest Man On Earth, George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, Purity Ring, Flume, Julio Bashmore, Moodymann, The Mark Of Cain, Toro Y Moi, Wild Nothing, Psarantonis, Naysayer and Gilsun, Six Ft Hick, Mulatu Astatke, Melbourne Ska Orchestra, Client Liaison, Dick Diver, Keb Darge, Bushwalking, Opossom, Chris Russell’s Chicken Walk, Barry Dickins, No Zu, Zanzibar Chanel, Silence Wedge, Silence Is Golden, Post Percy, Redd Kross

Song of the show is Guided By Voices' "Game of Pricks." There will be a Guided By Voices tribute show at the PBC this November 23rd, 2012.

Some details from Facebook:

What began many moons ago as a joke name for a tribute band has recently developed into the perfect way to spend an evening at our favourite bowlo/community club, the PBC!! For those unfamiliar with the work of Dayton, Ohio band Guided By Voices, needless to say there is plenty of evidence on You Tube, but for now I'll just concur with White House Press Secretary Jay Carney by saying Guided By Voices is the greatest rock and roll band of the modern era, in my humble opinion. Myself and a bunch of mates will be playing a couple of sets of GBV classics, with the evening to be opened by local songsmith Tom Warren in his solo guise as Telepathetic. More details as they come to light...the setlists, however, will remain a closely guarded secret until performance. Feel free to post suggestions below though!

BONUS: Opossums and (North American) possums explained!

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W♥M147: Australian Music Festivals

W♥M147 (41 mins)

Sally and Vu on some Australian Music Festivals. This is the first podcast to be uploaded on YouTube, for those interested in getting content via the video service.

• Metric in Minneapolis (09/11/12)
• ATP Music Festival happening in Melbourne. Name inspired by Velvet Underground/Nico with "All Tomorrow's Parties" and "I'll Be Your Mirror"
• Drones curating ATP Melbourne and Greg Dulli (Afghan Whigs) is the curator for ATP New York.
• Weezer playing Sydney Entertainment Center ($120 for single tickets)
• Meredith Music Festival is sold-out.
• Meredith's ballot tickets.
• Grimes is one of the headliner for Meredith.
• Harvest Festival's second lineup: Dexy's Midnight Runners, Silversun Pickups, Dark Dark Dark, and more.
• Song of the show is The City Lights' "I Just Got to Believe"

MEREDITH MUSIC FESTIVAL LINEUP: Primal Scream, Spiritualized, Four Tet, Turbonegro, Grimes, Sunnyboys, Omar Souleyman, Regurgitator, Big Jay McNeely, Chet Faker, Rahzel & DJ JS-1, Pond, Twerps, Saskwatch, Hot Snakes, Eye-2, DJ Yamantaka Eye (The Boredoms), J.B. Smoove, Earthless, The Toot Toot Toots, Meredith Sky Show, Brous, Bitter Sweet Kicks, The Town Bikes, Otologic, Fraser A Gorman & Big Harvest, Angus Sampson, Royal Headache, City Of Ballarat Municipal Brass Band, Silence Wedge

HARVEST FESTIVAL LINEUP: Beck, Sigur Ros, Mike Patton's Mondo Cane, Grizzly Bear, Ben Folds Five, Silversun Pickups, Beirut, Santigold, Cake, The Dandy Warhols, Dexys, The Black Angels, Chromatics, Crazy P, Ozomatli, Liars, Fuck Buttons, Los Campesinos!, The War On Drugs, Dark Dark Dark, River City Extension, Dark Horses, Winter People

ATP I'LL BE YOUR MIRROR MELBOURNE: my bloody valentine, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Swans, The Dead C, HTRK, Thee Oh Sees, Sleepy Sun, Standish/Carlyon, The Drones, Beasts Of Bourbon (Original Line-up), Einstuerzende Neubauten, Lost Animal, Harmony, Cam Butler & The Shadows Of Love

ATP I'LL BE YOUR MIRROR NEW YORK: Frank Ocean, Philip Glass + Tyondai Braxton, Janeane Garofalo, Lightning Bolt, Lee Ranaldo's 'Hanging Guitar', Hannibal Buress, Edan (The Deejay), Kurt Braunohler, The Afghan Whigs, The Roots, José González, Mark Lanegan Band, Dirty Three, The Antlers, JEFF The Brotherhood, The Dirtbombs, Scrawl, Emeralds, Vetiver, Afterhours, Charles Bradley And The Extraordinaires, Joseph Arthur, DJ Questlove, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, The Make-Up, Hot Snakes, The Magic Band, Autolux, Thee Oh Sees, Lee Ranaldo (Full Band Show), The Album Leaf, BRAIDS, Quintron And Miss Pussycat, Tall Firs, Blanck Mass, The Psychic Paramount, Endless Boogie, Demdike Stare, DJ Jonathan Toubin,

Also, leading up to ATP's New York show (taking place September 21-23), you can win tickets with three nights accommodation at the Ace Hotel, Greg Dulli curated books, and Criterion Collection Blu-rays and DVDs on their Instagram Scavenger Hunt game.

More details on the ATP Website.

Some clues for you to work out: 1) Oscar the LP 2) Where a lighthouse might store its clothes 3) There are six in this clue 4) Flour, sugar, eggs and butter for sale 5) Tito's Scottish cousin 6) Motorhead digs at this hotel

7) This gallery is so delusional 8) Howard the doorman stares at the pink pussycat in the West Village 9) Sounds from a strange village in Lost 10) Audio neutering on fruit 11) Not a condo in the year before the nation started to daydream

BONUS: San Cisco's first ever USA date is in Minneapolis, Taco Bell, Sophia Petrillo sings about a goat, Sally saw the sign, and naked race!

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Harvest Presents: Second Line-Up Announcement including Crazy P

W♥M144 (14 mins)

They’ve been on the scene for quite a few years now; since 1996, in fact. Their fifth and most recent studio album, When On We, was released last September (not this coming September as someone (Sally) so wrongly thought) and the 5-piece from Nottingham, Crazy P, have been touring the album since.

You may have heard, but if not, Crazy P have just been added to the line-up for the upcoming Harvest festival. To celebrate (yes! Celebrate!) Sally spoke to Jim Baron from the UK electronic outfit to chat about some Harvest-related and not-so-related things. 

Have a listen to the interview in full (apologies for the sound quality) to hear such interesting tidbits relating to: what their new(ish) album is like and what makes it more "grown up" than their previous four albums; why Crazy P have been to Australia so many times; what you should expect from Crazy P to see if you are going to be popping along to one of the Harvest dates; what happened to the "enis" (apparently it had nothing to do with the general disapproval of the band name by a grandparent); and quite an excellent impression of Harold Bishop (of Neighbours fame).

 

Overall, Jim Baron, top bloke.... even at 9am after a weekend of festival-going. Make sure you get along to Harvest this coming November and be sure to circle Crazy P on your program and make sure not to miss them. I guarentee they will get you dancing.

crazyp.co.uk

2nd announcement lineup announcement! Dexy's Midnight Runners, Crazy P, Silversun Pickups, Los Campesinos!, plus more!

This adds to the already brilliant line up including: Beck, Sigur Ros, Mike Patton’s Mondo Cane, Grizzly Bear, Ben Folds Five, Beirut, Santigold, Cake, The Dandy Warhols, The Black Angels, Chromatics, Ozomatli, Liars, Fuck Buttons, The War on Drugs and Dark Dark Dark.

Harvest Dates and Tickets

 Saturday 10th Nov - Melbourne, Werribee Park (tickets on sale 9am tomorrow!)

Sun 11th Nov – Melbourne, Werribee Park (SOLD OUT)

Sat 17th Nov – Sydney, Parramatta Park

Sun 18th Nov – Brisbane, City Botanic Gardens

General Public tickets went on sale Thursday 28 June
harvestfestival.com.au,
oztix.com.au 1300 762 545 & ticketek.com.au 132 849
Harvest is an 18+ event only

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W♥M138: Nineties Revival

W♥M138 (50 mins)

Sally and Vu remembers (or tries to forget) the nineties.

Upcoming music festivals:

• Splendour in the Grass: Jack White, Smashing Pumpkins, At the Drive-In, The Shins, Mudhoney, Lana Del Rey, Dirty Three, Afghan Whigs, Bloc Party, The Kooks, Gossip
• Harvest Festival: Beck, Sigur Ros, Mike Patton's Mondo Cane, Grizzly Bears, Ben Fold Fives, Cake
• Fat As Butter: Wheatus,Good Charlotte, Pond, Mystery Jets, Yellowcard

Nineties revivals:

• Blur to unveil two new songs via @blurofficial. Blur to release BLUR 21: The Box, 21-disc Deluxe Box Set including all 7 studio albums, plus b-sides, and a Seymour 7".
• The Stone Roses reformed and currently on tour in the UK
• Ride, or at least Mark Gardener, rides again. Underground Lovers and Sky Parade to open for him in Australia.
• The Afghan Whigs on tour in Australia
• Spiritualized's Sweet Heart Sweet Light
• Song of the show is "Hey Jane" by Spiritualized

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Groovin the Moo, Maitland Showgrounds, May 12th, 2012

Another beautiful day in sunny Maitland. The cows and horses were just hanging about as usual, but the natives were getting restless. May 12th saw the regional touring festival, Groovin the Moo, visit this small city just north of Newcastle. Thinking that the show ground wouldn't fill until late afternoon us weheartmusic kids wandered in early to grab a comfy spot and take in some of the earlier acts.

San Cisco have been quite elusive to me in terms of seeing them live. Sold out shows have always stopped me, but not this time (although the festival itself was indeed sold out, but this time I was a winner)! These kids whom I have fondly labelled TAF (twee as fuck), fully lived up to my expectations. Twee melodies, perfect for dancing around like a small child (many such children were spotted at this very moment). 

Big Scary were excellent; very unexpected. Just a two piece, but they were more than capable of getting the crowd to their feet and dancing. Catchy riffs and strong vocals. What made them appear even better was the fact that were followed by Matt Corby. Who is Matt Corby? Well, he’s very talented at playing “middle of the road” tunes and not rocking the boat. People around me seemed to recognise his tunes and the crowd seemed mildly impressed, but I was stumped. Not a stand out, in my opinion.

One band that I had been hanging out for were The Maccabees. These boys from London provided everything my Britpop-shaped heart required for the day (which is good because I managed to miss the Kaiser Chiefs). Very danceable tunes played by five lads. At this point I couldn’t tell whether the crowd was actually loving the bands or whether screaming and waving their arms in the air was just their default position.  Either way there was a lot of musical appreciation being given.

Lordy! I’d never seen this guy, but Andrew W.K. you are not a musician; you are not a performer; you claim to be a "party-er", but you are borderline insane. Hilarious! Song after song, each less distinguishable from the next, Mr W. K. Was definitely the vibes man of the afternoon.

In terms of the acts that played in the “tent of techno”, which I have questionably named it, here’s a brief run-down…. Hermitude definitely didn’t play their best set. They made it super poppy for all the wasted teens and tweens (yes, there were quite a few wasted youngsters even at 2pm-ish). They were still enjoyable though and as always their best song goes off with the “batshit” crazy dancing from the pretty Asian singer girl. Mutemath followed up with some well-needed tunes for sitting down and chilling. Purple Sneakers DJs were reported to have gotten the “party started” with some good tracks, whilst the kids either got their dancing feet going or sat (or standing in the drinks line) in the sun lapping up the essence of sunburn. 360, although quite self indulgent onstage, puts on a good show with lots of “you are the best crowd ever no exceptions!”. Wavves  were a little out of place on this stage and by all report severely confused a great deal of the dance-music-lovin’ kids. Muscles was very impressive and so much better than he used to be.

 All in all, another excellent day in the sun, sipping over-priced beverages and consuming mystery meat sandwiches all in the name of live music.

Sally

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W♥M127: Groovin the Moo 2012 Preview

W♥M127 (33 mins) Read More Groovin' the Moo Groovin' the Moo is an annual festival across Australia. It started in 2005, and is going strong in 2011 with a healthy lineup.

W♥M Radio is available on iTunes. It's now much easier to find us and add us to your automatic podcast download.

Sally previews some bands from the upcoming Groovin' the Moo music festival, which takes place at Prince of Wales Showground, Bendigo (5/5), Murray Sports Complex, Townsville (5/6), Showgrounds, Maitland (5/12), University of Canberra (5/13) and Hay Park, Bunbury (5/19).

For more articles on GTM, head over to gtm.net.au or W♥M.

Song of the Sally is "Sally in The Galaxy" by The Penelopes (download available at soundcloud).

Andrew WK's conspiracy is true, the current Andrew WK is not the same as first Andrew WK (see Wikipedia)

Public Enemy's Flavor Flav is having fun with some recent restaurant adventures.

San Cisco, everybody's favorite young band at the moment.

Ball Park Music is cute… with a monkey.

Wavves … I don't get them at all, they're too noisy for me, but Americans love them.

Adrian Lux, Swedish DJ?

Bluejuice's "Act Yr Age" video is disturbing

Kimbra is the only female act at Maitland!

Song of the show is Maccabees' "Pelican", from their third album Given to the Wild.

BONUS: Guitar Wolf is on tour! Read their tour dates here and here. Also, Dig It Up at Sydney on April 22nd: Sally is looking forward to Red Kross, Hoodoo Gurus, and The 5,6,7,8's. And let's not forget Super Morrissey Brothers' "This Charming Man" in 8-bit style.

Maccabees are on tour:

04/21/12 Rotterdam - Motel Mozaique Festival 04/25/12 FLORENCE (Italy) Viper 04/26/12 BOLOGNA (Italy) Estragon 04/27/12 ROME (Italy) Orion 05/05/12 Bendigo - Prince of Wales Showground 05/06/12 Townsville - Murray Sports Complex 05/09/12 Brisbane - The Hi Fi

05/10/12 Sydney - Metro Theatre 05/12/12 Maitland - Maitland Showground 05/13/12 Canberra - The Meadows 05/16/12 Melbourne - The Hi-Fi 05/18/12 Perth - The Capital 05/19/12 Bunbury (Australia) Hay Park (16+) 05/23/12 Osaka (Japan) Umeda Akaso

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Groovin' the Moo 2012

Read More Groovin' the Moo Groovin' the Moo is an annual festival across Australia. It started in 2005, and is going strong in 2011 with a healthy lineup.

It’s here again already? Groovin the Moo, our favourite regional touring festival is about to take off around Australia. After last year, we’re super excited to spend another day hanging out in downtown Maitland at one of the most easy going events of the year and again they’ve managed to get a pretty amazing set of bands to play.

360, Adrian Lux, Andrew WK (One-Man-Party Tour), Ball Park Music, Beni, Big Scary, Bluejuice, City and Colour, Digitalism, The Getaway Plan, Gold Fields, Hermitude, Hilltop Hoods, Kaiser Chiefs, Kimbra, The Maccabees, Matt Corby, Muscles, Mutemath, Naysayer & Gilsun, Parkway Drive, Public Enemy, Purple Sneakers DJs, San Cisco and Wavves.

Saturday 5th May – Prince of Wales Showground, Bendigo, VIC
Sunday 6th May– Murray Sports Complex, Townsville, QLD
Saturday 12th May – Showgrounds, Maitland, NSW
Sunday 13th May – University of Canberra, ACT
Saturday 19th May – Hay Park, Bunbury, WA

Depending on which locations you might like to attend there are different places to buy tickets and other juicy bits of information that you’ll only find out from the official website: www.gtm.net.au.

So we’ll meet at Maitland Leagues Club for a pre-band aussie-style sweet and sour pork and a noice schooner of VB? Sweet! See you there!

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W♥M125: SXSW 2012

W♥M125 (51 mins) W♥M125

Brody stopped in to talk about SXSW 2012. What's in store for him?

March 13
Girls, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Fanfarlo, and Young Man at Fitzgeralds in Houston, Texas

March 14
Sydney Wayser at Betsy’s Bar (12pm)
Sydney Wayser at Rusty’s (1:45pm)
Radio Day Stage Austin Convention Center: Michael Kiwanuka (3pm), Alabama Shakes (4pm), Honeyhoney (5pm)
Warehouse: Blondfire (8pm), Tribes (9pm), fun. (10pm), Twin Atlantic (11pm), Neon Trees (12am), Kasabian (1am)
Tennis at Red 7 (10pm)
Pomegranates at Trinity Hall (11:30pm)
The Drums at Stage on Sixth Patio (1am)

March 15
Cedar Street Courtyard: Twiilite (11am), Coldair (11:30am), Paula i Karol (12pm), Zulu Winter (1pm), Reptar (2pm), Band of Skulls (3pm), Kaiser Chiefs (4pm), Keane (5pm)
Club de Ville: Sarah Jaffe (8pm), Hundred Visions (9pm), Fanfarlo (10pm), Tennis (11pm), White Rabbits (12am), Youth Lagoon (1am)
Spectrals at Swan Dive (8pm)
Jonquil at Latitude 30 (10pm)
Miike Snow at Lustre Pearl (12am)

March 16
Flat Top Burger Shop: Education (12pm), The Wedding Present (1pm), Spectrals (2pm), A Classic Education (3pm), Literature (4pm), The Spinto Band (5pm), Treetop Flyers (6pm), Dutch Uncles (7pm)
Fanfarlo at Radio Day Stage Austin Convention Center (2pm)
Cedar Street: Graffiti6 (4pm), Fanfarlo (5pm)
Easy Tiger Patio: Leftover Cuties (8pm), Sydney Wayser (9pm), D E N A (10pm), Ximena Sarinana (11pm), Alabama Shakes (12am), Girl in a Coma (1am)
Of Monsters and Men at Stubb's (9pm)
Tribes at Maggie Mae's Rooftop (1am)
Treasure Island: The Riff Raff (11pm), All the Young (12am)

March 17
Flat Top Burger Shop: Seapony (12pm), The Brute Chorus (1pm), Django Django (2pm), North Highlands (3pm), Jonquil (4pm), Wild Moccasins (5pm), The Staves (6pm)
Latitude 30: Clock Opera (9pm), Django Django (10pm), Maverick Sabre (11pm), Slow Club (12am), Toddla T (1am)
Sony Club at Red 7: The Twilight Sad (11pm), We Were Promised Jetpacks (12am), Star Slinger (1am)
Lissy Trullie at Clive Bar (12am)

Song of the show is The Cribs' "Come On, Be A No One".

The Cribs are on tour:

04/03 - Portland, OR – Holocene 04/04 - Seattle, WA - Crocodile Café 04/07 - Minneapolis, MN - 7th Street Entry 04/09 - Chicago, IL - Schubas 04/10 - Pontiac, MI - The Pike Room 04/11 - Toronto, ON - Lee’s Palace 04/13 - Brooklyn, NY - Music Hall of Williamsburg

04/14 - Boston, MA - Brighton Music Hall 05/07 - Nottingham - Rock City 05/08 - London - The Troxy 05/09 - Bristol - O2 Academy 05/11 - Glasgow - Barrowlands 05/12 - Manchester - Academy 05/13 - Eastbourne - Winter Gardens

BONUS: Jordan from Howler dissed the Minneapolis music scene, in particular calling out 4onthefloor as "crap". Howler is the hot-new-buzz band at the moment. Plus, Prissy Clerks.

Also, WHAT??? There's a second part to this show??? An unexpected Sally & Dave appearance:

Their band, still unnamed. Possible names: Phonebook Inspector and All Talk

Australian Idol

Clem Snide's "Don't Stop Believin'" in sad, sad ukulele

2 Broke Girls

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W♥M124: What'll It Take

W♥M124 (24 mins) Download: W♥M124

This is part two of Sally's appearance on W♥M Radio. The show was recorded February 10th, 2012.

Sally saw Hall & Oates and Icehouse. We learn the sleazy origin of "Electric Boobs".

Since this recording, Graham Coxon already put together his video for "What'll It Take". See video madness below. It took 85 fans from 22 different countries and was pieced together by director Ninian Doff. Look for the new Graham Coxon album, A+E, which I think is out now.

Second part of the show is about Asteroid Galaxy Tour in Minneapolis. Most of the audience at the sold-out show was underage.

Finally the show ends with a comment about Viet Khang, this was recorded before my article. As far as I know, Viet Khang is still in jail for his song "Anh Là Ai?"

BONUS: Ting Tings are on tour. You can see the full tour listing here.



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