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BIGSOUND 2016 Special - Week 6 Verge Collection Recorded at The New Globe Theatre 8th September 2016 Recorded by Reuben Aptroot Mixed by Branko Cosic Fortunes Recorded at Ric's Big Backyard 8th September 2016 Recorded by Daniel Maher Mixed by Thomas Stenning The Laurels Recorded at The New Globe Theatre 7th September 2016 Recorded by Reuben Aptroot Mixed by Branko Cosic BEL Recorded at The Brightside 8th September 2016 Recorded & Mixed by Daniel Nelson Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 30th of July 2017. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

BIGSOUND 2016 Special - Week 5 Fractures Recorded at The Brightside 7th September 2016 Recorded & Mixed by Daniel Nelson Polish Club Recorded at Woolly Mammoth Alehouse 7th September 2016 Recorded & Mixed by Sam Lowe Thigh Master Recorded at The New Globe Theatre 7th September 2016 Recorded by Reuben Aptroot Mixed by Branko Cosic Empat Lima Recorded at The New Globe Theatre 8th September 2016 Recorded by Reuben Aptroot Mixed by Branko Cosic Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 23rd of July 2017. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

BIGSOUND 2016 Special - Week 4 AInslie Wills Recorded at The Foundry 7th September 2016 Recorded by Nell Forster Mixed by Luke Thomson Fountaineer Recorded at Ric's Big Backyard 8th September 2016 Recorded by Daniel Maher Mixed by Luke Thomson Gregor Recorded at Woolly Mammoth Alehouse Stage 8th September 2016 Recorded by Sam Lowe Mixed by Luke Thomson SAATSUMA Recorded at Ric's Big Backyard 7th September 2016 Recorded by Daniel Maher Mixed by Branko Cosic Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 16th of July 2017. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

BIGSOUND 2016 Special - Week 3 Tigertown Recorded at Ric's Big Backyard 7th September 2016 Recorded by Daniel Maher Mixed by Thomas Stenning FLOWERTRUCK Recorded at The New Globe Theatre 7th September 2016 Recorded and Mixed by Reuben Aptroot Owen Rabbit Recorded at The Brightside 7th September 2016 Recorded & Mixed by Daniel Nelson Rebel Yell Recorded at Woolly Mammoth Alehouse Stage 8th September 2016 Recorded by Sam Lowe Mixed by Branko Cosic Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 9th of July 2017. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

BIGSOUND 2016 Special - Week 2 In Each Hand A Cutlass Recorded at Ric's Big Backyard 7th September 2016 Recorded and Mixed by Branko Cosic SPARKSPITTER Recorded at Woolly Mammoth - Alehouse Stage 7th September 2016 Recorded and Mixed by Sam Lowe Unity Floors Recorded at The New Globe Theatre 7th September 2016 Recorded by Reuben Aptroot Mixed by Branko Cosic Moreton Recorded at The Foundry 7th September 2016 Recorded by Nell Forster Mixed by Luke Thomson Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 2nd of July 2017. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

BIGSOUND 2016 Special - Week 1 FERLA Recorded at Woolly Mammoth - Alehouse Stage 8th September 2016 Recorded and Mixed by Sam Lowe .gif Recorded at Ric's Big Backyard 7th September 2016 Recorded and Mixed by Branko Cosic Coda Conduct Recorded at The Elephant Hotel 7th September 2016 Recorded by Clancy McLellan Mixed by Luke Thomson Gawurra Recorded at Black Bear Lodge 8th Of September 2016 Recorded and Mixed by Eileen Tierney Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 25th of June 2017. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

Summer Flake: Summer Flake is the lush, harmony-laden solo project of Stephanie Crase, whose DNA runs through the best Adelaide indie pop of the last ten years – from No Through Road and Birth Glow, through to Hit The Jackpot and Batrider. She released her debut album ‘You Can Have It All’ in 2013 and followed it up with the ‘Time Rolls By’ EP in 2015 and ‘Hello Friends’ EP in 2016, which were all released through the Sydney-based label Rice Is Nice Records. California Girls: California Girls is a one-man operation driven by the one and only Gus McGrath and hails from the nation’s capital. Described as straight-up dance music, California Girls has two releases to its name, 2014’s ‘Age Of Consent’ EP and 2016’s ‘Desire’ album, which was put out through Canberra’s Moontown Records in a limited quantity and sold out immediately. Both sets; Recorded at VOLUMES Festival, Sydney, 27th August 2016. Recorded and Mixed by Harvey O'Sullivan. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 18th of June 2

The Vines: The foundation of The Vines can be traced back to the southern suburbs of Sydney when Craig Nicholls met Patrick Matthews and David Olliffe in 1994 and started a band called Rishikesh. The name kept being misspelt wherever it was mentioned, so Craig suggested to change the name to ‘The Vines’ in honour of the band that his father played in back in the 60’s, also called The Vynes. 2001 would be the year that things started to fall into place for the band. Travelling to Los Angeles to record their debut album ‘Highly Evolved’, they had record labels climbing over each other to get the band’s signature. The album came out in July 2002 and music publications world wide were holding the band up as “the new saviours of rock”. Their highly anticipated 2nd album came out in March 2004 under the title ‘Winning Days’ and had mixed reviews from critics and fans at the time. After recording their first two albums in the USA, the band decided to record the next record in their hometown, which came out in

Scott & Charlene's Wedding: Lo-fi darlings Scott & Charlene’s Wedding, which is the brainchild of Craig Dermody, and has also featured members of Bushwalking, Peak Twins and Beaches during its existence. The Neighbours-touting name aside, the music of Scott & Charlene's Wedding was always an intrinsically Australian affair. Their debut album Para Vista Social Club came out in 2010 and the album title is a reference to the Adelaide suburb Para Vista where frontman, songwriter and sole constant member Craig spent his youth. 2013 saw the release of their 2nd record ‘Any Port In A Storm’ through Fire Records in the UK and their third record ‘Mid Thirties Single Scene’ came out in late 2016 to rousing acclaim from critics. Recorded at the Brighton Up Bar as part of the VOLUMES Festival in Sydney on the 27th of August 2016. Recorded and Mixed by Harvey O'Sullivan RVG: Melbourne four-piece RVG write tightly wound heartbreakers who channel the post-punk and gothic rock of the late seventies. Fronted by vocalis

Gabriella Cohen: Gabriella Cohen is a Melbourne based musician originally from Brisbane. Formerly one half of indie-rock duo The Furrs, Cohen has taken off in a more eclectic pop route with her solo project work. She released her EP ‘Updated Regurgitated Server’ in 2015 independently, which was supported by singles ‘I Don’t Feel So Alive’, and ‘Feelin’ Fine’. Her debut full length, ‘Full Closure and No Details’ came in 2016, and was supported with national touring and a BIGSOUND slot. Recorded at the PBS FM Studios in Melbourne on the 8th of February 2017. Hey Geronimo: Hey Geronimo are an indie rock band hailing from Brisbane. The band was originally comprised of Pete Kilroy on guitar and vocals, Bill Bingley on bass and vocals, Ross Pearson on guitar and vocals, and Tony Garrett on drums, but later added Pluto Jonze on keys to their line up. They released a self-titled EP in 2012, then knuckled down on their live set, building a fan base and fine tuning their sound. Their debut album, ‘Crashing Into T

Donny Benet: Donny Benet is a Sydney based disco artist, best known for his anachronistic music style, and recontextualisation of 80’s disco music into modern production. His first record ‘Don’t Hold Back’ came out in 2011 and cemented his style as an artist. His second record ‘Electric Love’ came out shortly after in 2012 and ireleased 2014’s ‘Weekend At Donny’s’, which contained much more of the material Benet is well known for. In between albums, Donny can also been seen playing bass as a member of Jack Ladder And The Dreamlanders. 2017 sees Donny Benet releasing his 4th album, with ‘Working Out’ appearing at the start of the year. Recorded at the VOLUMES Festival on the 27th of August 2017. Laura Jean: Laura Jean Englert, known by stage name Laura Jean, is an Australian musician from Melbourne. Her first release came out in 2003, in the form on an EP titled ‘The Hunter’s Ode’. Her debut album ‘The Swan Song’ came out in 2006 gained critical acclaim from many publications, and her fanbase grew when Sn

The Peep Tempel Starting out in 2008 when guitarist Blake Scott starting jamming with his neighbour Steven Carter, The Peep Tempel have spent the last 8 years releasing 3 albums and touring all over the world. Their latest record, 2016’s ‘Joy’ was released to critical acclaim and garnered them their 2nd shortlist nomination for the Australian Music Prize. Recorded at the PBS FM Studios in Melbourne on the 9th of February 2017. ORB ORB is comprised of Zak Olsen on vocals and guitar, Daff Gravolin on guitar and bass, and Jamie Harmer on Drums. After their other band ‘The Frowning Clouds’ went on a semi-permanent hiatus in 2016, these three guys revived their teenage interest in Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult, augmented with less familiar heavy rock bands such as Diamond Head and Megadeth. Their debut LP ‘Birth’ came out toward the end of 2016 and has been described as a heaping helping of proto-metal chops meets paranoid sci fi fantastical ravings, replete with some tasty synthesiser werk that breaks

Lower Body: Lower Body are first up and are an alt post-punk band who are self described as ‘Sexual frustration and heartbreak from the nation’s capital’. Made up of Joel, Mitch, John and Peter, the newly formed Canberra band have gained a following purely from the live shows, even without a studio EP out. Recorded at Blackwire Records in Sydney on the 5th of March 2017. Morte Lenta: Next up is Morte Lenta, which translates to Slow Death from Italian, and are a multicultural collaboration. With English, Spanish and Brazilian influences melded together, the Sydney band (who only formed in 2016) use dark influences and punk riffs to create a unique vibe. As of 2017, the band have only released one EP, and have been touring Australia. Recorded at Blackwire Records in Sydney on the 22nd of January 2017. No Sister: Lastly in this episode, we have No Sister, who are a 4 piece post-punk band from Melbourne. Fabulously understated, their punchy songs are a kick in the teeth, making their mark in the punk

The Dacios: The Dacios first took to the stage in 2005, with their noisy rock’n’roll sound. Reborn from the ashes of Tasmanian band Little Ugly Girls, their lineup started with Linda J on vocals and guitar, Bean on guitar and backups, and ‘Pops’ on traps. Their dynamic live shows have earned them support slots for many high profile artists, such as Rowland S Howard, The Drones, and Eddy Current Suppression Ring. 2009 saw Linda J win the best female vocalist award at the Victorian Music Awards and also saw The Dacios release their debut album, Monkey’s Blood which then saw the band tour extensively. Their second album Beyond The Bottom Hour came out late 2016. Recorded at the PBS FM Studios in Melbourne on the 9th of February 2017. Hi-Tec Emotions: Hi-Tec Emotions are a fiery three piece from Melbourne, who are spinning tunes that blow off the roof. Made up of Ema Dunstan on vocals and keys, Jess Lakatosh on bass and Mackenzie Randall on drums, they make some big noise for a small band, with their relent

The Nation Blue: Born in Tasmania in 1996, The Nation Blue have spent the past two decades putting on the most intense live performances and writing about some of the bleakest subjects about living in Australia that most people are afraid to touch upon. The 2000’s were quite busy for the band, pumping out 4 albums and touring relentlessly around the country and overseas. The members took a break from the band in the early 2010’s to play in other projects such as Harmony, High Tension & King Cannons. After agreeing to get back together to record a song for the Tym Records 7” singles club in 2013, they started to slowly fill up a bag with songs and themes that they wanted to sing about. Over two sessions between 2015 to 2016, they escaped to a hall in Kyneton, Victoria with Mike Deslandes and recorded 30 songs, which turned into two albums that were released on the same day in October 2016 through Poison City Records, titled , Black and Blue. Recorded at Crowbar in Brisbane on the 15th of October, 2016. Reoc

The Drones: Originally forming in Perth back in 1997 by Gareth Liddiard and his high school friend Rui Pereira, The Drones have accomplished a lot for a band that doesn’t get much airplay on mass media corporate stations. The band rose to prominence in 2005 with their album ‘Wait Long by the River and the Bodies of Your Enemies Will Float By’, which won them the inaugural Australian Music Prize. Since then, The Drones have had a long career cementing them as Australian icons, playing festivals such as Big Day Out, Laneway Festival, Falls Festival and A Day On The Green, as well as extensive international touring. With 7 albums under their belt, they’ve demonstrated what a band can do when they stick to their guns. Recorded at The Triffid in Brisbane on the 6th of May, 2016. Recorded and mixed by Branko Cosic. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 26th of March 2017. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

Hoodoo Gurus: Hoodoo Gurus (who are often referred to as the Gurus by fans) are a 4-piece Australian band who are deemed as legends of their time. Reaching iconic status in 2007 when inducted into the ARIA Hall Of Fame, the Gurus were acknowledged as being one of the most inventive, lyrically smart and exciting bands of their time. The style is an eclectic fusion of 60s power pop, wild garage punk, hard rock and psychedelic kitsch, and this crazy combo is what helps to cement their iconic, unique style. Hailing from Sydney, they formed in 1981, fronted by legend Dave Faulkner, (songwriter, lead singer and guitarist) and have since seen many changes to their lineup, however have never travelled far from their roots. Current members include Brad Shepherd, Nik Reith and Richard Grossman. The Gurus have a stash of critically acclaimed singles under their belt, such as My Girl, Come Anytime, and Miss Freelove 69, but their biggest hit single, What’s My Scene, which was later modified to be ‘What’s My Team’ , w

Solid Effort: Emerging out of Wollongong (aka The Coal Coast) in 2013, Solid Effort have been working up the ranks ever since with their self-branded style of music they like to call “leisure punk”. They released their debut EP ‘Ballad of Bulli’ in 2015 and are working on their first album, which is expected to drop sometime in 2017. Extensive touring, with support slots for The Courtneys, Gooch Palms and Hockey Dad (just to name a few), have helped build a solid following for these guys. This 5-piece unit are living up to their namesake, with every track dropped a true ‘solid effort’. Recorded at the Oxford Art Factory as part of the VOLUMES Festival in Sydney on the 27th of August, 2016. Recorded and mixed by Harvey O’Sullivan, Hownowmer: Hownowmer are a 3 piece hard rock band from Melbourne, and have been shredding up the scene since late 2015. Their brooding brand of building rock packs a punch, and frontman Ben Salter delivers with hard hitting vocals and sultry guitar riffs. Salter is also known f

Xylouris White: Xylouris White is the brainchild of Greek singer and Lute guitar player George Xylouris and Australian drummer Jim White, who is best known for his work in Dirty Three. Often described as a fusion of free-jazz, avant rock and age-old folk tradition, this masterful 2 piece has gained worldwide recognition, playing in venues across the globe. The pair have released two albums, ‘Goat’, their 2014 debut, which topped the Billboard charts, and more recently, ‘Black Peak’ in late 2016. However, this innovative and quintessential band can not be squeezed into merely what they produce on record, as their live show is what really captures the heart and soul of their music. Recorded at the PBS FM Studios in Melbourne on the 11th of March, 2016. Engineered by Paul Maybury. Cash Savage And The Last Drinks: Cash Savage and the Last Drinks are what's still good about country music today. A combination of all the good things about blues and country, but with a dark spin on it, these Melbournians really

Shrapnel: Shrapnel is the brainchild of Sydney-sider Sam Wilkinson, previously known from other outfits Day Ravies and Mope City. The five-piece indie-rock band is comprised of an all-star cast, also featuring members of Dollar Bar, Miners, and Weak Boys. Their debut album 'Tranceplanetsugarmouth' came out in November 2016, through Brisbane indie label, Coolin' By Sound, and has received stellar reviews from Rolling Stone, Amateur Hour, and 4ZZZ. Filled with Australian drawl and lo-fi psych rock, Shrapnel are very quickly tearing their way up the food chain, and garnering attention in all the right places. Recorded at The Bearded Lady in Brisbane on the 21st of January, 2017. Recorded by Sam Lowe & mixed by Branko Cosic. Agency: Fresh outta Canberra, Agency are a 4 piece comprised of a smattering of players from other CBR bands, featuring ex (and current) members of Hoodlum Shouts, Spartak and A Drone Coda. Guitarist Shoeb Ahmad also runs the band’s record label 'HellosQuare Recordings', adding another