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Prince - Raspberry Beret (12" Version)
Jonathan Bree - You Are The Man
The Pleasure Majenta - Full Of It
Aldous Harding - She'll Be Coming Round The Mountain
William Basinski - The Wheel of Fourtune
blue mt lumber - Sun Revenger
Sun Room - Better to be
Marlon Williams - My Boy
Dead Famous People - Lycra Cycler feat. The Bard
Perel / Marie Davidson - Jesus Was An Alien [Radio Edit]
Power Nap - Pizza Man (Amamelia Bootleg Mix)
Sharon Van Etten - Mistakes
David Bowie - John, I'm Only Dancing (original single version)
Earl Sweatshirt - EL TORO COMBO MEAL (feat. Mavi)

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Artbank: Sunday Feb 25, 2018

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Sun 25 Feb 2018

Artbank: Sunday Feb 18, 2018

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Sun 18 Feb 2018

Artbank: 11 February

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Sun 11 Feb 2018

Kia Ora e te whānau! Rachel had a chat to London MC Loyle Carner ahead of his first NZ performance at Laneway festival about family, ADHD, cooking, sexism and more; and Theo and Nadine are in the studio with Sorawit Songsataya to chat about his show Starling, currently on at Artspace. Plus, movie guy phones in to review Paddington 2, Ka pai! 

Loyle Carner at Laneway 2018

Loyle Carner Rachel bCast 2018.mp3 mp3, 139.58 MB
Sun 11 Feb 2018

London MC Loyle Carner released his debut album Yesterday's Gone to much public and critical acclaim in 2017. He spoke to Rachel about the influence of his family, ADHD, cooking, sexism and more ahead of his first New Zealand performance at St Jerome's Laneway Fesitval 2018.

Artbank: Sunday Feb 4, 2018

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Sun 4 Feb 2018

Artbank: 28 January

Artbank 28th January.mp3 mp3, 102 MB
Sun 28 Jan 2018

Kia Ora tātou! This week on Artbank we chat to interdisciplinary artist, performer and activator Akáshi Fisi'inaua, aka Queen Kapussi, about Xhrome Xhrysalis: a one off interdisciplinary project hosted by FAFSWAG at the Basement Theatre, and curated by Queen Kapussi herself. Headlined by iconic Pacific Sister Rosanna Raymond and featuring a number of Auckland’s hottest live acts and upcoming Poly instigators, activators and artists - Xhrome Xhrysalis is on the 10th of Feb. Grab a ticket from https://basementtheatre.co.nz/whats-on/2018/2/10/xhrome-xhrysalis  Arohanui! 

Artbank: 21 January

Artbank 21 jan.mp3 mp3, 99.65 MB
Sun 21 Jan 2018

This week on artbank we talk about The Florida Project by Sean Baker, listen to some music made by visual artists such as Basquiat and Joseph Beuys, and hear a snippet of a 2017 interview between Theo and renowned American painter and comic illustrator Gary Panter. Ka rawe! 

Artbank: January 14

Artbank January 14.mp3 mp3, 330.03 MB
Sun 14 Jan 2018

A special long show for Artbank this week! Sound artist Sarah Callesen came up to studio to chat about her art practice, and play some of her recent sound project Open Circuit Potential. You can check out more of her work at https://sarahcallesen.com Plus we take a look at the BBC's infamous Radiophonics workshop, how Bowie recorded Heroes, review the film Call Me By Your Name, and listen back to one of our favourite interviews with FAFSWAG members from 2017. Arohanui!

Artbank: December 17

Artbank December 17.mp3 mp3, 106.69 MB
Sun 17 Dec 2017

Painter John Hodgson comes up to the studio to chat to Rachel about his show Kirikopuni on at Krd's Mokopōpaki. Plus Bryce Galloway rings in to talk about his new publication Incredibly Hot Sex with Hideous People, the Diary Comics. Meri Kirihimete koutou! 

Artbank: December 10

Artbank December 10.mp3 mp3, 100.37 MB
Sun 10 Dec 2017

Tom and Nadine chat to artist and Jeweller Hannah Davis-Gray, aka Hannah Dangerous Goods about her art practice, ethical jewellery and found materials. You can chect out her stuff on instagram @dangerousgoods_jewellery . Also it's Tom's last show before he heads south to become a teacher! Kia kaha Tom!