95bFM Drive with Matthew Crawley

djawesomechillguy25 & Dishwasher announce their brand new EP PAPYURS out today as well as their EP release party which is a free event at Whammy bar tonight - it's well worth a listen and well worth a go. 

But enough about what we have to say about the EP, here's what the duo has to say about it;

Clubstravagonzo-journalism meets future-past superstardomised hard-softness. We call it music, you call it at 2:31 wondering where your ears have been. Brace yourself. It’s time to go to the dentist and take the crown.” • Einstein, TMZ. dj acg25 and dishwasher meet in the then this and thatmasphere to create a bliss-abysslike supercasanovistic-yet back-to-blackhole of ACDCDJ’s bumping break-tastic, vocal-s-plosive, bass at 3840x2160hz AKA 4Que sera sera club-terial to shake your theoretical masshole, gravity cavity, vacuumous spot and/or inane hollow. You’d be insane not to swallow
 

Cheers djawesomechillguy25 & Dishwasher, have a great gig. And listeners, listen to PAPYURS!

Ahi Karunaharan joined Beth and Sofia in the studio to talk about a mixtape for maladies, the final chapter of Karunaharan's trilogy. The play tells the story of 17 nostalgic pop tracks which chart the deeply moving journey of Sangeetha and her family in 1950s Sri Lanka. a mixtape for maladies is on at ASB Waterfront Theatre from the 4th March. You can get your tickets here.

Featuring Flicks 'n' That with Steve Newall, guest selections on What's Cooking with Ōtautahi postpunk doomnoise trio Moider Mother, and Joel of Radio Mother speaks to the founders of Nympho about the origins of their iconic clubnight (and now label), plus some of the exciting things they have planned for the future! This interview is part of our coverage of Auckland Pride 2025. Whakarongo mai nei!

Thanks to The Beer Spot!

Featuring a guest interview with Horsegirl about their new abum "Phonetics On and On", Josh Aoraki returns for Spaced Out thanks to the Stardome, and Maddy Hakaraia de Young phones in to talk about the massive 2025 programme for the Māoriland Film Festival!

Thanks to The Beer Spot!