💚 A three hour trip around the genre mill. Quiet stuff, dubby stuff, faster stuff, sad stuff, happy stuff, Robert Pattinson.
Obtuse Tune of the Week: FKA Twigs - cellophane Live Before the Entertainment Guide: Joni Mitchell - Coyote (Live at Forum, Montreal, QC, Canada, 12/4/1975)
playlist is also available here for streaming on spotify. (But if you listen and like, please consider supporting on bandcamp / otherwise <3)
See you angels next week 💚
Playlist
💚 playlist is also available here for streaming on spotify. (But if you listen and like, please consider supporting on bandcamp / otherwise <3
Womb - Like in a Dream Fred und Luna - Es ist so schön Okay Kaya - The Wannabe Pugilist - Dreams State Akcept - Always Bittersweet Fred again.., SOAK - just stand there Pheobe Rings - Daisy Nadia Reid - Changed Unchanged Bob Dylan - Don’t Fall Apart on Me Tonight Aaradhna - Mango Tree (Children Of Zeus Remix) clairo - Pretty Girl Willie J Healey - Big Nothing Al Green - Love and Happiness FKA Twigs - cellophane Adam Ten, Rhye - 3 Days Later Ela Minus - dominique Japes - Boys The Gaslamp Killer, Amir Yaghmai - Nissim Apollo Brown - Never in a Million Years Wax Tailor - Que Sera christoph el’ truento - Pep The Conqueror MOKOTRON - ŌHĀKĪ L V J - 4BOOBOO buffcat - Phantasmagoraphobia Galaxie 500 - Strange Roy Irwin - Demon’s Cave Joni Mitchell - Coyote (Live at Forum, Montreal, QC, Canada, 12/4/1975) LCD Soundsystem - american dream The Honeymoon Killers, Les tueurs de la lune de miel- Histoire a suivre The Tutts - K Le Tigre - Deceptacon (DFA Rmx) By Tim Goldsworthy & James Murphy for the Dfa Mystery Waitress - Pt 2. Tiger Snivelling Swineheards - Deathbubble Aneurysm Albert River - rungs Elliott Dawson - Quarter Life Home Brew, Tourettes, Esther Stephens, Matt Crawley - Listen to Us Cowgirl Clue - Cherry Jubilee Fur Patrol - Lydia
Sofia's show for the 12th of September includes og and wannabe chicano tunes divided by DD Smash, Soft Hair, and Sebadoh + an interview with Naarm group Tongue Dissolver discussing colonisation, identity, and dub-punk music.
Playlist here, but as always, bandcamp is the better alternative if you can!
Featuring Political Commentary, Breakfast Food, Natural Ange, an interview with MC Slave of Fat Freddy's Drop about their new album, and Katie of Dateline phones in from Pōneke.
Playlist
Durand Jones & The Indications - Sea Gets Hotter
VuVuVu - Arugam Bay
Nuyorican Soul - It's Alright, I Feel It!
The White Stripes - I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself
Finley Quaye - Even after all
Teddyyy - Radio (Club Mix)
L.A. Mitchell - Slow Dancing
Rizvan & TAGS - Go
BlueMoonDisco - Bungle's Bungle
Tami Neilson - I Never Cared For You (cover)
Los Palms - I Don't Wanna Be Cool
Metallica, Megadeath & The Who - Eminence of Holy Wars and Creeping Death
Jim Nothing - The Present
Marlin's Dreaming - Country Plaines
Jujulipps - Game Over
Fat Freddy's Drop - Next Stop
NIISA - Come Away from the House of Death
Body of Work - Bottle To Go
The Strokes - Reptilia
Louisa Nicklin - Can't See
Night Lunch - Dog Show
Toro Y Moi - Tuesday
Recitals - Champion Runner
Dateline - Choose Me
Dateline - Home Fires
King Tuff - Infinite Mile
Wooden Shjips - Back To Land
Frog Power - top ten celebrities rotting in a prison cell Tonight
Jonny chats to Loggy Log about the just dropped Fat Freddy's Drop single 'Next Stop' off the upcoming LP Slo Mo, and the just announced FFD tour and Tāmaki show at Lilyworld on 26th of January.
This week, Cabinet reviewed the first draft of the ACT Party’s Treaty Principles Bill.
The Bill has been met with controversy, with officials warning the government that it “calls into question the very purpose of the Treaty and its status in our constitutional arrangements” and that it could be detrimental to Māori and social cohesion.
Criticism has also come from Māori leaders saying it could remove Māori from decision making processes entirely, as well as most recently a group of 440 Christian Church leaders signing an open letter asking MPs to say no to the Bill.
Both National and New Zealand First have said they will not support the Bill beyond the select committee process.
In response to the Bill, ActionStation Aotearoa has launched a campaign, Together for Te Tiriti, which “welcomes people of all backgrounds who believe that our country is better off when we honour Te Tiriti o Waitangi.”
Sofia spoke to ActionStation Aotearoa Director, Kassie Hartendorp (Ngāti Raukawa, Ngāti Tūwharetoa) about this Bill, current discourse around it, and ActionStation’s campaign.
Auckland Council's Transport Emissions Reduction Pathway lays out a series of targets for reducing Auckland's transport emissions by almost 65% within the next 6 years.
Some of the goals include cutting car trips from making up 94% of distance travelled around the city to 47%, pump cycle trips up from 1% to 5% and increase bus trips from 3 % to 12%.
Additionally, next week is Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.
The week is a wider government sponsored initiative intended to promote the use of te reo Māori as well as awareness, education, and public engagement.
For our weekly catch up with Auckland Council, Sofia spoke to Councillor Julie Fairey about both of these topics.
For our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party, Wire Host Caeden speaks to Deputy Leader Carmel Sepuloni about the government signalling a shift in their foreign policy stances, the allocation of 6 months in select committee for the Treaty Principles Bill and Bird of the Year.
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