(careful, it's not really radio friendly)
I’ve been intrigued by The Gametes for about a year now. Every time they release music, I get a further glimpse into the creative world they’ve conjured through their lyrics, live sets and social media presence. A world much like our own, but littered with sci-fi lore, pulp fiction action, meme humour and a little […]
MoreI started to think the other day, what sets Radio Friendly apart from other media outlets? I’d like to envision this blog/YouTube endeavour to be a suitable mix of Vice, The Needle Drop and maybe even triple j. But without the shite journalism of some of these outlets; I’m speaking content wise. But why choose […]
MoreIn an age where rock needs to try and to find its feet again, and bands are experimenting with different genres and sounds, Brisbane band The Iron Eye have done what’s worked in the past: made some fucking rock music. The Iron’s Eye’s latest track Conscience Cleaner is released today and not only clears your […]
MoreI’m at a crossroads with my music. I have had nothing to listen to. I’ve been clutching at straws, throwing the proverbial Maccas pickle at the window to see what sticks; listening to whatever comes my way (J-Pop lately) in hope that I have a new sound to dive into. I’ve needed something new to […]
MoreAnd now back to our regularly scheduled presentation on Radio Friendly. APPLAUSE, MUSIC I’ve found that you’re either a fan of Courtney Barnett, or you can’t stand her. There’s no middle ground. You either enjoy her over-extenuated Aussie drawl, or you don’t. You either enjoy the spoken word melodies, or you want a bit more […]
MoreThis is one of those genres I’ve had a thing for ever since I was a kid. And I didn’t even realise. I started listening to The John Butler Trio again the other day, and I remembered a time where all I listened to were Roots artists and albums that began to define my teenage […]
MoreI’ve always had a thing for prog rock, from the first time I heard Cog on a Triple J Hottest 100 CD back in 2005 with My Enemy. It’s been a genre I’ve been passionate about for years, and a genre that deserves more attention in Australia, particularly because we have such incredible prog-rock acts. […]
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