Kia ora koutou whanāu, we welcome the crew Matene and Zara thru on the assist to share some beautiful waiata, and collectvely show our aroha and support for the tāonga of Te Reo Māori. Nau mai, haere mai!
First up your weekly herbal insights on Marijuana Media with Chris Fowlie, thanks to The Hempstore. GG and Haz from beloved band Womb are on the line to discuss the just-announced Laneway 2026 Lineup. Plus, a 95bFM first spin of Pihe from Whakatū-based artist Droneeater whose EP Ngā Oro Rōriadrops tomorrow. Later, Pollyhill joins HALFQUEEN in the bFM studio to get you hyped for Club Uranus at Whammy tomorrow night. Whakarongo mai nei!
Sofia and Elle had an interesting show today, with some dark, and sometimes funny, recommendations from Steve on Flicks 'n' That. David Coventry of Hail, Meteor! picked some stellar selections for What's Cooking. And finally, we listen back to Elle's interview with Kate Bollinger, ahead of her Aotearoa debut in January 2026. Alongside some cracker tunes from Everything in Psychedelic, WITCH and The Crying Nudes.
Jess Fu is back and now co-hosting Totally Wired! She's got new tunes from local and international artists, such as P.E., Porches, Perfume Genius and many more.
If you've ever been unfortunate enough to be cornered into one of 'those' kinds of bucket-bong yarns about music with me then you'll no doubt have had the punishing experience of hearing my thoughts on grindcore, in particular the 90s. This show in itself, is essentially modelled after 90s era Chaotic Noise Productions mixtapes; classics like Audio Terrorism, Earfull Of Shit and Evolution Of The Mutant Species showcase the obscure, the aggressive and the absurd woven together and presented on the only medium shit like this was made for. Few bands have ever satisfactorily bridged that gap between noise and grind but if anyone deserves the goddamn crown it's Suppression, who continue to be a huge influence on me, and this show; which is why I'm stoked to present you this mixtape curated by Jason Hodges from Chaotic Noise Productions. It's an obscene journey through classic hardcore records, ancient noisecore demos, stacks of stuff from the current CNP Roster and the latest shit from Suppression all woven together with news reports, prank phonecalls and late-night call ins.