Rāmere drive featured Pōneke 4-piece post-punk outfit Half/Angel playing for Friday live, playing their newest E.P - Boat Ramp + Jitterbug, and witty banter from today's drive host - Oto.
The Radio Dept. – Swedish Guns
Fat White Family – Dreaking Into Aldi
Yolanda – At Night
Mice On Stilts – Orca
A-Trak & Tommy Trash – Lose My Mind
S U R V I V E – Wardenclyffe
LEISURE – Moonbeam
Vanilla Ice – Ice Ice Baby
GILA – Don't Chirp
Phantogram – Run Run Blood
Gasoline Silver – A Heart Of Glitter & Eyes of Stone
DBLDBL – Gains
Kool Keith – Life feat. Sadat X
Methodman & Redman – A Yo
Sampha – Blood On Me
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – The Ship Song
Sharon Van Etten – Not Myself
De La Soul – Drawn feat. Little Dragon
MILOUX – Me and Mine
MILOUX – Pocket
serpentwithfeet – four ethers
Anal Cunt – Steroids Guy
John Southworth – Second Childhood
Raury – Like A Star
Weaves – Help
The Mint Chicks – Ockham's Razor
Fat Freddy's Drop – Hope
Deputy Paul just about loses his shit with the amazing Reb Fountain dropping by the studio, playing a couple of songs and having a chat to promote her EP Hopeful/Hopeless and the upcoming show at the Wine Cellar where it was recorded. There's a New Riders of The Purple Sage inspired trip through some California hippy country folk rock that includes The Grateful Dead, Natural Child & The Magic Factory among others - as well as the Deputy's continuing push on Anna Tivel, a sneaky Lyle Lovett tune and a some heavy lyrics from Joe Pugg.
On the eve of his new performance piece, Your Heart Looks Like a Vagina, Dom Hoey drops in to talk to Mike about the differences between straight up performance poetry and anything involving goddamn props and lighting. Combining poetry, comedy and theatre, Dominic's one-man-show covers his personal journey from developing Ankylosing Spondylitis (a rare form of arthritis), through being bedridden, to eventually reclaiming his life. Plus some laughs. Promise.
Filmmaker Ursula Williams drops in to the studio to talk documentaries, art installations and her place within the 2017 Loading Docs initiative. As one of 10 directors each making a three minute short on the topic of 'diversity', Ursula introduces us to her subject: Auckland artist John Radford... and his sleazy real estate alter-ego Ron Jadford. With his work focussed on the destruction of inner city domestic architecture, Radford asks: what will exist where you live 100 years from now?
Watch the ten short documentaries, including Ursula's, from August 11th at: http://loadingdocs.net/
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