Featuring Your Gig Is Showing with Hunter reporting from Flying Out + the massive lineup of bFM favourites on the lineup for the Record Store Day celebrations, and Rainy Day Projects with Finn.
The Marias – Back to Me
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart – Kurt Cobain’s Cardigan
The Bug Club – Jealous Boy
Blondie – X-Offender
Blondie – Dreaming
Miki Berenyi Trio – Vertigo
Lush – Thoughtforms 2nd Version
Altered Images – I Could Be Happy
Haiku Redo – Disco Summer
Smerz – Roll the Dice
Pulp – Spike Island
Pulp – Sorted for E’s and Wizz
Stone Roses – Bye Bye Bad Man
The New Pornographers – Ballad of the Last Payphone
Daffo – Quick Fix
Lael Neale – Down on the Freeway
Your Gig Is Showing
Mokotron – Ko Wai Koe?
Shoeless – Lonely Playground
Oslo Twins – I Wake Up Slowly
Perfume Genius – Dion
Smerz – You Got Time and I Got Money
This is Loralei, MJ Lenderman – Dancing in the Club – MJ Lenderman version
Serebii, Tessa de Lyon – Lungs
Beirut – Tuanaki Atoll
Your Gig Is Showing
Brother Sister – Push My Buttons
Tiny Ruins – Out of Phase
Ha the Unclear – Julius Caeser
Djo – Potion
Harry Nilsson – The Moonbeam Song
The Bats – Loline
Black Country, New Road – For the Cold Country
Unknown Mortal Orchestra – Heaven 7
Lael Neale – Down on the Freeway
Karyn speaks to Dianne Swan about the upcoming Atomic 2.0 gig for Your Gig Is Showing, and Finn's back with a new DIY guide on Rainy Day Projects. Thanks to the Auckland Art Gallery!
Playlist
Japanese Breakfast – Picture Window
Womb, Ben Woods – Take
CRUSH – Cream Jeans
fakemink – Milk
Diddy, Faith Evans, 112 – I’ll be Missing You
Lucy Dacus, Hozier – Bullseye (with Hozier)
Your Gig Is Showing
Cannonball – The Breeders
Love Is a Stranger – Eurythmics
Tattooed Love – The Pretenders
Smerz – You got time and I got money
Julien Baker & TORRES – Tuesday
Kae Tempest – Statue in the Square
The Singing Nun – Dominique
The Singing Nunlive on the
Your Saturday morning sussed thanks to Karyn Hay and the Auckland Art Gallery! Featuring the culmination of Finn's Love On Top Challenge for this week's Rainy Day Projects.
Playlist
The Flaming Lips – My Cosmic Autumn Rebellion
Wings – Venus and Mars
Wings – You Gave Me The Answer
Wings – Venus and Mars (Reprise)
Womb – Georgie’s Song
New York Dolls – Lonely Planet Boy
feeble little horse – This is Real
Fazerdaze – Purple _02
Fazerdaze – Distorted Dreams
Ringlets – Heavenly Wheel
Ichiko Aoba – Coloratura
Yoko Ono and the Plastic Ono Super Band – Don’t Worry Kyoko
Pete Wylie & The Mighty Wah! – Come Back (The Story of the Reds)
The Audio Visual Drop Kicks – The Weight
Fontaines DC – Can You Feel My Heart
Nirvana – About a Girl
snuggle – Marigold
Japanese Breakfast – Here is Someone
Featuring Your Gig Is Showing with Finn Bellingham (aka Te Manu) chatting about a koha-entry gig in Bethells Beach, Rainy Day Projects on a sunny day with Finn phoning in with a DIY how-to.
Yaegi, E Wata – Pondeggi
Harrison Gordon – the Greatest Song Ever Written
Harrison Gordon – Cheerwine for good
Arooj Aftab, Khruangbin – raat ki rani (Khruangbin remix)
Mike Heron – Singing The Dolphin
Porridge Radio –I’ve Got A Feeling (Stay Lucky)
From Dust to Mountains – Makahoe
Calla – Here, Now, This
Te Manu x Ngāio – Hauāuru
Perfume Genius, Aldous Harding – No Front Teeth
The Kinks – I’m An Apeman
Courting – Lust For Life
PUNCHBAG – Fuck It
snuggle – Dust
Black Country, New Road – Happy Birthday
The Fourmyula – Nature
Another Saturday morning with the wonderful Karyn Hay, bringing good vibes to your weekend. This week Karyn is joined by Bernie Haldane for Your Gig is Showing, to chat about all of the amazing events on for the Auckland Arts Festival this month. And later on Finn demonstrates his new 'triple recorder' for Rainy Day project.
Jenny Hval – To be a rose
Little Simz, Obongjayer, Moonchild Sanelly – Flood
The Murder Capital – Swallow
Roy Buchanan – Sweet Dreams
John Lennon – Well Well Well
Declaration – The Chills
English Teacher – Nearly Daffodils
Divorce – Karen
Sonic Youth – Tunic (Song For Karen)
Auckland Arts Festival feature
Soweto Gospel Choir, Groove Terminator, Latroit – You Got The Love
Maya Piata – Working Sunday
Tami Neilson – Queenie, Queenie
Gene Kelly – Singin’ in the Rain
Taite Music Prize finalists
Delaney Davidson – Out of My Head
Fazerdaze – Bigger
Earth Tongue – Out Of This Hell
This Saturday morning we have Karyn Hay back in the studio to bring some good vibes to the start of your weekend. Joined by Anya Vital for Your Gig is Showing to discuss the upcoming Cross St Music festival. Later in the show Finn brings us another Rainy Day Project, this week a guide to all things Phasing! All of this thanks to our friends across the park, Auckland Art Gallery.
Playlist
Audio Visual Drop Kicks – Betterland
Hurray for the Riff Raff – Pyramid Scheme
Tropical Fuck Storm – Goon Show
Panda Bear – Anywhere but Here
Yurt Party – The Gambler
Horsegirl – Well I Know You’re Shy
Cross Street Music Festival
CHAII – South
Sea Mouse – Side B Tk 1
Caru and Brandn Shiraz – Back 2 Back
Rainy Day Projects w/ Finn Johansson
Roger Eno, Christian Badzura – Hymn
Marlon Williams, Lorde – Kāhore He Manu E
The Doors – Indian Summer
Patterson Hood, Waxahatchee – The Forks of Cypress
Monobloc – Irish Goodbye
fakemink – Easter Pink
Marianne Faithfull, Keith Richards – Sing Me Back Home
babyMINT – ◕ヮ◕)ノ*:・゚✧ ▄︻┻┳━ ·.’.’.’.
Sonya Waters – See The Birds
Karyn returns from her break with a fantastic show this past Saturday morning.
Zac of Sunreturn was chats the Primer. gig for Your Gig Is Showing, and Finn premieres a brand new show segment called Rainy Day Projects - for all of you out there who need help deciding on a new hobby or a good way to procrastinate. All of this brought to you by our friends across the park, Auckland Art Gallery.
Playlist
Womb - Angels
Kaki King - Falling Day
Arahi - Baby's Back
Michael Logie - You Can't Help Me
Serebii - Verrans Corner (ft Leith Sye Towers)
And$um - Toon World (ft. Seb The Vegabond)
Half Hexagon - Shadow
Frog Power - top ten celebrities rotting in a prison cell Tonight
Frau Knotz - Other Futures
Marlon Williams - Aua Atu Rā
Ken Nordine – 5 tracks from the ‘Colors’ album:
Olive
Lavendar
Burgundy
Yellow
Beige
The Jam – Ghosts (Live at Bingley Hall, Birmingham 1981)
The Jam – Going Underground (Live at the Glasgow Apollo 1982)
Elvis Presley – Such A Night
EsDeeKid, fakemink, Rico Ace – LV Sandals
Neive Strang – Gather Round
Public Image Limited – Albatross
Sarah Mary Chadwick – Not Cool Like NY / Not Cool Like LA
Amamelia aka Amelia Berry beams in from Naarm (Melbourne) to get us in the mood for her joyously joyful The Joy Of Living Album Release Show, Friday 17th April at Whammy Bar.
Finn Johansson with the rundown on his latest Demo Gods. He’s rounded up a couple of members of Tamaki pop-punksters Club Ruby: lead singer, Jade Lewis and bassist Hon Manawangphiphat, who will be back in the studio next week with their creation.
Finn Johansson comes into the studio with his latest Demo God – Maebh McCurdy (formerly LEIGH) for an entertaining chat and the unveiling of the song that takes you to places you didn’t even know you wanted to go.
The prompt was “The Great Spectacle of Music” and the resulting demo is titled Traipsing Through the Swamp (Every Little Froggy Gotta Love).
Otis Mace comes into the studio with his guitar to talk up his Planet New Tron Star gig at the Audio Foundation March 27th billed as "a sci-fi song saga of trans-dimensional alien life”.
Finn Johansson introduces his latest Demo God – Maebh McCurdy (formerly LEIGH) who has chosen the prompt ’The Great Spectacle of Music”. Maebh will be joining Finn in the studio next week to unveil their musical extravaganza!
George D. Henderson with another A Song From Insane Times. This week George has chosen his "favourite record by a New Zealand band” – from 1991, Stepford 5 and Little Sisters of Satan.
We’re in Adelaide to talk with Alina Kuzma who sings and plays the bandura (a traditional stringed Ukrainian instrument) in the all-female ensemble Daughters of Donbas who are playing WomAdelaide on their way to Auckland for a concert at the St Heliers Church and Community Centre Thursday March 12th.
Daughters of Donbas are a music and human rights project highlighting the plight of “at least 20,000 Ukranian children abducted from occupied Ukraine and taken to Russia”. Alina is joined by Canadian journalist and record producer Daniel Rosenberg.
Our Demo God this week has tripped into Americana with Finn Johansson on the back of the horse. Lead singer and vocalist for Soft Bait Josh Hunter took up the challenge, twisted the prompts and surprised us all with his (as yet) untitled demo. Hear it here!