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Currently touring Europe, Cash Savage & The Last Drinks remain a hugely popular indie rock band, despite it being nine years since their last European tour.　Listen to Nao's episode for more. - 現在EUをツアー中のキャッシュ・サベージ＆ザ・ラストドリンクス。最後EUをツアーしたのが9年前にも関わらず、大変な人気を誇るインディーロックバンドです。

In this episode Ed catches up with a legend of Gippsland music scene Cash Savage. Cash is a Singer and songwriter who hails out of Port Albert in South Gippsland from a talented musical family (Savage's uncle was Conway Savage, a veteran Australian rock musician and keyboardist for Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds). Cash and her band Cash Savage and The Last Drinks have been rocking it out since 2008 and are set for another big year touring Europe and hoping to launch a new album in the next 12 months. Enjoy a good yarn with Cash Savage on Ed For Breakfast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Geraldine Hickey is one of Australia's most beloved comedians, and multiple award-winning at that. She's a regular face on TV, a veteran of the Melbourne International Comedy and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals, and... a bird watcher. More on that in the episode.We discuss music by Diana Ross, RVG, and Cash Savage.Further reading:Follow Geraldine on InstagramBuy tickets to her upcoming Oct/Nov 24 shows hereCheck out the Switchboard charity hereThe other bits:Tracks of Our Queers is recorded and edited between Gadigal and Ngarigo land by me, Andy GottListen to all of the music discussed in the pod with the Selections from Tracks of Our Queers playlistYou can email me with your own queer tracks or guest recommendations at tracksofourqueers@gmail.comOur beautiful artwork is illustrated by Luke TribeSend us a textSupport the showHelp keep Tracks of Our Queers ad-free by shouting me a coffee right here. Thank you for your support.

We're unlocking a recent bonus episode this week because our memory card corrupted and we lost the killer pod we did with Our Calrson on the weekend. We'll try to get him back ASAP! In the meantime, on this unlocked recent episode we dive into the origins of Things of Stone and Wood (best known for their hit song, Happy Birthday Helen), reflect on the brilliant and iconic Fungible Token music video, and use Chat GPT to help write some new scenes for Bridget Jones's Diary, in which her new love interest won't stop tickling her feet while she's asleep.If you're in Naarm grab a ticket to the show Our Carlson is throwing with Cash Savage, "Cash Savage and The Last Drinks Take Over Estonia House" on Aug 23 & 24:https://events.humanitix.com/cash-savage-and-the-last-drinks-estonia-house-brunswick-takeoverSign up to our Patreon for a bonus pod each week (that's double the pod!) and other VIP stuff for just $5 a month:https://patreon.com/whatagreatpunkJoin us all in the TNSW Discord community chathttps://tnsw.co/discordWatch our Comedy Central mockumentary series and TNSW Tonight! on YouTube:https://youtube.com/thesenewsouthwhalesTNSW on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/0srVTNI2U8J7vytCTprEk4?si=e9ibyNpiT2SDegTnJV_6Qg&dl_branch=1TNSW: @thesenewsouthwhalessJamie: @mossylovesyouTodd: @mrtoddandrewshttps://patreon.com/whatagreatpunkhttps://thesenewsouthwhales.comShout-outs to the Honorary Punks of the Pod:Harry WalkomHugh FlassmanZac Arden BrimsClaireJimi KendallEdmund SmithLachy TanDerrotonin69Adjoa Sam

Das Australische Duo spielt cineastischen Pop Noir und stellt heute sein Debütalbum "Visions" vor. Was machen zwei Australier:innen, die sich aus einer Brandenburger Kommune kennen, in einer Karaoke-Bar in Vietnam? Klar, sie gründen eine Band. So der Ursprungsmythos von Kino Motel, unseren heutigen musikalischen Gästen. Der besagt weiterhin, dass Ed Fraser (auch Gitarrist bei Cash Savage & The Last Drinks) und Sängerin Rosa Mercedes (Albertine Sages) besagte Bar nicht nur als Ort zur Gründung der Band, sondern auch als "Patin" zu deren Benennung nutzten. Dass dabei ein wenig Spielraum in Sachen "Fakt oder Fiktion" besteht, passt übrigens genauso hervorragend zum Sound der beiden wie ebenjener Name – klingt ihr Pop Noir doch wie der Soundtrack zu einem noch zu filmenden Roadmovie von, sagen wir mal: David Lynch oder Quentin Tarantino, gedreht in den Weiten Australiens. Dort, genauer gesagt in Melbourne, wie auch in ihrer zweiten Heimat Berlin, haben die beiden in den vergangenen Jahren an den zehn Songs ihres Debütalbums "Visions" gearbeitet. Nun ist es fertig, erscheint heute und wird am 12. Mai mit einem Release-Konzert in der Kantine am Berghain gefeiert. Da Vorfreude aber bekanntlich die schönste Freude ist, freuen und feiern wir heute Abend schon vorab mit einem Besuch der beiden, die uns mittels Interview auf den neuesten Stand in Sachen Kino Motel bringen und so, wie sie bereits bei ihrem letzten Besuch im studioeins übrigens "weltexklusiv" den Titel des Albums verrieten, vielleicht auch schon den ein oder anderen ganz neuen Song zuerst im studioeins vorstellen.

Das Australische Duo spielt cineastischen Pop Noir und stellt heute sein Debütalbum "Visions" vor. Was machen zwei Australier:innen, die sich aus einer Brandenburger Kommune kennen, in einer Karaoke-Bar in Vietnam? Klar, sie gründen eine Band. So der Ursprungsmythos von Kino Motel, unseren heutigen musikalischen Gästen. Der besagt weiterhin, dass Ed Fraser (auch Gitarrist bei Cash Savage & The Last Drinks) und Sängerin Rosa Mercedes (Albertine Sages) besagte Bar nicht nur als Ort zur Gründung der Band, sondern auch als "Patin" zu deren Benennung nutzten. Dass dabei ein wenig Spielraum in Sachen "Fakt oder Fiktion" besteht, passt übrigens genauso hervorragend zum Sound der beiden wie ebenjener Name – klingt ihr Pop Noir doch wie der Soundtrack zu einem noch zu filmenden Roadmovie von, sagen wir mal: David Lynch oder Quentin Tarantino, gedreht in den Weiten Australiens. Dort, genauer gesagt in Melbourne, wie auch in ihrer zweiten Heimat Berlin, haben die beiden in den vergangenen Jahren an den zehn Songs ihres Debütalbums "Visions" gearbeitet. Nun ist es fertig, erscheint heute und wird am 12. Mai mit einem Release-Konzert in der Kantine am Berghain gefeiert. Da Vorfreude aber bekanntlich die schönste Freude ist, freuen und feiern wir heute Abend schon vorab mit einem Besuch der beiden, die uns mittels Interview auf den neuesten Stand in Sachen Kino Motel bringen und so, wie sie bereits bei ihrem letzten Besuch im studioeins übrigens "weltexklusiv" den Titel des Albums verrieten, vielleicht auch schon den ein oder anderen ganz neuen Song zuerst im studioeins vorstellen.

Das Australische Duo spielt cineastischen Pop Noir und stellt heute sein Debütalbum "Visions" vor. Was machen zwei Australier:innen, die sich aus einer Brandenburger Kommune kennen, in einer Karaoke-Bar in Vietnam? Klar, sie gründen eine Band. So der Ursprungsmythos von Kino Motel, unseren heutigen musikalischen Gästen. Der besagt weiterhin, dass Ed Fraser (auch Gitarrist bei Cash Savage & The Last Drinks) und Sängerin Rosa Mercedes (Albertine Sages) besagte Bar nicht nur als Ort zur Gründung der Band, sondern auch als "Patin" zu deren Benennung nutzten. Dass dabei ein wenig Spielraum in Sachen "Fakt oder Fiktion" besteht, passt übrigens genauso hervorragend zum Sound der beiden wie ebenjener Name – klingt ihr Pop Noir doch wie der Soundtrack zu einem noch zu filmenden Roadmovie von, sagen wir mal: David Lynch oder Quentin Tarantino, gedreht in den Weiten Australiens. Dort, genauer gesagt in Melbourne, wie auch in ihrer zweiten Heimat Berlin, haben die beiden in den vergangenen Jahren an den zehn Songs ihres Debütalbums "Visions" gearbeitet. Nun ist es fertig, erscheint heute und wird am 12. Mai mit einem Release-Konzert in der Kantine am Berghain gefeiert. Da Vorfreude aber bekanntlich die schönste Freude ist, freuen und feiern wir heute Abend schon vorab mit einem Besuch der beiden, die uns mittels Interview auf den neuesten Stand in Sachen Kino Motel bringen und so, wie sie bereits bei ihrem letzten Besuch im studioeins übrigens "weltexklusiv" den Titel des Albums verrieten, vielleicht auch schon den ein oder anderen ganz neuen Song zuerst im studioeins vorstellen.

Das Australische Duo spielt cineastischen Pop Noir und stellt heute sein Debütalbum "Visions" vor. Was machen zwei Australier:innen, die sich aus einer Brandenburger Kommune kennen, in einer Karaoke-Bar in Vietnam? Klar, sie gründen eine Band. So der Ursprungsmythos von Kino Motel, unseren heutigen musikalischen Gästen. Der besagt weiterhin, dass Ed Fraser (auch Gitarrist bei Cash Savage & The Last Drinks) und Sängerin Rosa Mercedes (Albertine Sages) besagte Bar nicht nur als Ort zur Gründung der Band, sondern auch als "Patin" zu deren Benennung nutzten. Dass dabei ein wenig Spielraum in Sachen "Fakt oder Fiktion" besteht, passt übrigens genauso hervorragend zum Sound der beiden wie ebenjener Name – klingt ihr Pop Noir doch wie der Soundtrack zu einem noch zu filmenden Roadmovie von, sagen wir mal: David Lynch oder Quentin Tarantino, gedreht in den Weiten Australiens. Dort, genauer gesagt in Melbourne, wie auch in ihrer zweiten Heimat Berlin, haben die beiden in den vergangenen Jahren an den zehn Songs ihres Debütalbums "Visions" gearbeitet. Nun ist es fertig, erscheint heute und wird am 12. Mai mit einem Release-Konzert in der Kantine am Berghain gefeiert. Da Vorfreude aber bekanntlich die schönste Freude ist, freuen und feiern wir heute Abend schon vorab mit einem Besuch der beiden, die uns mittels Interview auf den neuesten Stand in Sachen Kino Motel bringen und so, wie sie bereits bei ihrem letzten Besuch im studioeins übrigens "weltexklusiv" den Titel des Albums verrieten, vielleicht auch schon den ein oder anderen ganz neuen Song zuerst im studioeins vorstellen.

Their album 'So This Is Love' won the Best Album at Music Victoria Awards 2023. The album was also nominated for Best Blues and Roots Album at the ARIA Music Awards but unfortunately missed out. - ノミネートされた今年のARIAミュージック・アワードは惜しくも逃しましたが、ビクトリア・ミュージック・アワーズで見事、「So This Is Love」がベストアルバム賞を受賞しました。

On today's episode, one of Australia's most acclaimed singer-songwriters, Cash Savage, joins me on the show to put some respect onto Salt-N-Pepa's landmark classic album 'Very Necessary'. Cash talks about discovering the album as a twelve year old and then returning to it with a new perspective as an adult, the pioneering sexual politics of the record, how contemporary the album still feels, how it flips so many of the genre's gender norms, the melding of pop and hip-hop, being sex and sex worker positive, the audio play about the AIDS crisis that closes the record and more. Cash also talks about the reaction to her and the Last Drinks' latest album 'So This Is Love', the most emotionally charged songs to perform live, misinterpretations of her lyrics and her game 'meaningful or nonsense'.

Disques Durs, épisode 9, présenté par Pascal Bertin : 1. LEON VYNEHALL – Black Dove (commencer à 2'20)2. CASH SAVAGE & THE LAST DRINKS – Shake from The Heart3. BABA ALI – Lip Service 4. PWNT – Lonely5. CAROLINE ROSE – Miami (commencer à 0'14)6. LOVETEMPO – The Sun7. JAMES ELLIS FORD – I Never Wanted Anything 8. MONDE UFO – GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE9. KARA JACKSON – Brain10. DISSEMBLANCE – Bon Voyage11. DAS A&O – Les Hommes Bovent12. RAMONES – 7-1113. GLYDERS – Geneva Strangemod14. NOURISHED BY TIME – The Fields 15. KRIS ULRICH – Big In The USA 16. AVALON EMERSON – Astrology Poisoning Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Disques Durs, épisode 9, présenté par Pascal Bertin : 1. LEON VYNEHALL – Black Dove (commencer à 2'20) 2. CASH SAVAGE & THE LAST DRINKS – Shake from The Heart 3. BABA ALI – Lip Service 4. PWNT – Lonely 5. CAROLINE ROSE – Miami (commencer à 0'14) 6. LOVETEMPO – The Sun 7. JAMES ELLIS FORD – I Never Wanted Anything 8. MONDE UFO – GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE 9. KARA JACKSON – Brain 10. DISSEMBLANCE – Bon Voyage 11. DAS A&O – Les Hommes Bovent 12. RAMONES – 7-11 13. GLYDERS – Geneva Strangemod 14. NOURISHED BY TIME – The Fields 15. KRIS ULRICH – Big In The USA 16. AVALON EMERSON – Astrology Poisoning

Seja talks to her guest Cash Savage about the new album So This is Love, the process of letting go of songs and connecting with one's audience. Cash tells Seja about writing in interesting time signatures, the loss of identity during lockdown and some of her superstitions around live shows. They chat about the camaraderie in bands, games on tour and vocal heroes. Cash's strange show story was illustrated by Nick Finch. All illustrations can be seen on instagram @hearsejpodcast or on the HearSej facebook page.

It's been a minute between albums for Cash Savage and the Last Drinks. But the Melbourne songwriter has returned with her band after five years, and with an album of intense feeling. So This Is Love is a story of heartbreak, but also a celebration of love in all it's forms, and how it changes, and can still be with you when people are gone. This is a beautiful conversation with Cash. She shared so much, and also reminded me that, even when it hurts, love is always worth it. That feeling, the joy, the connection, and even the pain. From Luther Vandross to Harmony to The Beach Boys, this is a deeply honest conversation with one of Australia's best songwriters. Harmony - Love is a Chemical High  Luther Vandross - Never Too Much Courtney Marie Andrews - Near You  Big Smoke - Best Of You Beach Boys - God Only Knows

It's been a minute between albums for Cash Savage and the Last Drinks. But the Melbourne songwriter has returned with her band after five years, and with an album of intense feeling. So This Is Love is a story of heartbreak, but also a celebration of love in all it's forms, and how it changes, and can still be with you when people are gone. This is a beautiful conversation with Cash. She shared so much, and also reminded me that, even when it hurts, love is always worth it. That feeling, the joy, the connection, and even the pain. From Luther Vandross to Harmony to The Beach Boys, this is a deeply honest conversation with one of Australia's best songwriters. Harmony - Love is a Chemical High  Luther Vandross - Never Too Much Courtney Marie Andrews - Near You  Big Smoke - Best Of You Beach Boys - God Only Knows

5th studio album 'So This Is Love' was released on 28 April 2023. The album reflects Cash's ordeal during COVID-19 pandemic. - ５枚目のスタジオ・アルバムSo This Is Loveをきょう（４月28日）リリースしましたが、それにはCOVID-19のパンデミック中にキャッシュ自身が経験したつらい思いが反映されています。

Gastgeber Andreas Müller diskutiert mit seinen Gästen Fanny Tanck, Martin Rabitz und Christian Schröder über diese neuen Alben: Cash Savage & The Last Drinks: So This Is Love // Monika Roscher Big Band - Witchy Activities And The Maple Death // Skinny Pelembe - Hardly The Same Snake // Jungstötter - One Star.

Cash Savage and the Last Drinks – Run Withe Dogs (Mistletone)Jonathan Personne - À présent (Bonsound)The Sadies – More Alone – Colder streamsRIBBON STAGE - Exaltation (K Records)RIBBON STAGE - Stone Heart Blue (K Records)High Tone Zenzile – Stone Cold Dub – Zen Mix (Black Dub – Jarring Effects Label)Oneohtrix Point Never - I don't love me anymore (Warp Records)The Black Angels – Empire Falling (Partisan Records)The Black Angels – Without a trace (Partisan Records)Batbait - Concrete (Irascible Records)Batbait - Quiet Smile (Irascible Records)The Cry – Alone – Beautiful ReasonsCash Savage and the Last Drinks – Human

Melbourne band formed by singer-songwriter and guitarist Cash Savage. A new song 'Push' was written in her one-bedroom apartment in the middle of Melbourne's infamous fifth lockdown. - シンガーソングライターでギタリストのキャッシュが作ったメルボルンのバンドです。新曲「Push」はメルボルンの５回目のロックダウン中に閉塞感のもとで書かれたものです。

As broadcast August 25, 2021 with plenty of extra streets to explore for you podcast adventurers.  We start the show marking this date in 1998 when Ms. Lauryn Hill's iconic solo debut dropped.  The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill still remains one of the most innovative, defiant, and beautiful LP's in the history of hip-hop, and we talk a bit about the aftermath as well to start the show.  For tonight though, it's all about Australia's "Garden City" of Melbourne, one of the world's most scorching hot music cities that artists of all different styles call home from Nick Cave to Hiatus Kaiyote to Sampa The Great, and Lizz Kalo joins us to explore what we can for another edition of our Round Trip Wednesdays.#feelthegravityPart I (00:00)Ms. Lauryn Hill – Every Ghetto, Every CityThe Cactus Channel feat Chet Faker – Kill The DoubtSnooch Dodd & The Pro-teens – No One Understands Me (I'm OG)Emma Donovan & The Putbacks – Yarian MitjiDufresne – Pick Up/Galaxy Hiatus Kaiyote - Atari Part II (37:21)Courtney Barnett – Sunday Roast Courtney Barnett – Small TalkRolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – CameoCash Savage & The Last Drinks – Rat-a-tat-tatLoose Tooth – Keep OnSampa The Great – FreedomSampa The Great – Final Form Part III (69:38)Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Waiting for YouAnita Lane - The World's A GirlLaura Jean - Girls on the TVBlake Scott - Bullfloat ZenBANANAGUN - Do YeahBananagun - Out of ReachPart IV (103:41)BLUE KING BROWN - ALL NATIONSKarate Boogaloo feat Danielle Ponder - Little Bit30/70 - The Strut30/70 feat Alex Albrecht - Breaking TenseLulilee - DiveUhm Jung Hwa - Ending Credits 

Writing songs in a sitting and playing to empty concert halls, that's how life has gone for Cash Savage.

Writing songs in a sitting and playing to empty concert halls, that's how life has gone for Cash Savage.

Cash Savage is an enigmatic frontwoman of a complex, post punk blues dynamo called The Last Drinks...but in everyday life, as she says, there's nothing better than just sitting back and hanging out with mates.2020 was a struggle for Cash. Since 2008, she's been touring and making music with her best friends... so without the human contact and diversity of live performance, she felt a bit lost.Thank you to Uncle Jack Charles for the acknowledgement of country.Have you heard of BRAVE? It's a free monthly newsletter from Meshel and her friends here at Smart Fella. We won't give too much away, but one thing's for sure, you can subscribe here.instagram.com/calmyafarm_/calmyafarm.com.au See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is a documentary of the band's intense performance with full emotional dynamics built among seven band members on stage. Not another “live streaming”. - 「ライブ配信」の定義を変えてしまうような演奏。対面コンサートの代わりとしてではなく、新しいアートフォームとして臨んだ、休憩なしの１時間がアルバムになりました。

Will and Nicholas discuss new releases by J Mascis, Cash Savage and The Last Drinks, and Body Type, plus a live report and the Rockin' Apple update.

Amber catches up with Cash at the Grace Darling, 24 hours after news is announced that her legendary uncle, Conway Savage (Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds) has passed away. With a sense of nostalgia circling her, Cash shares her memories of the first pangs of love for her guitar. An aggressive, perhaps, child-like love developing in the early days, resulting in her smashing her first guitar against a woodpile "just for fun". She's since learned to savour her guitars since then, admitting to not being able to get rid of any of them. A memory of time spent with her dad as he taught his young daughter chords to her favourite songs, set up her for the trajectory she's on now; with a fan base spreading across Europe and a growing Australian audience acknowledging her as an Australian rock legend in the making. Instrumental is created and hosted by Amber Petty - sponsored by Yamaha Music Australia.

On the 17th episode of Creative Spectator, resident music-nerd Ben takes a look at the stellar lineups for Laneway, Download and Melbourne Music Week, investigates recent survey results proclaiming live music to be better than sex, checks out the first Melbourne Liars show in four years and sings the praises of Ben Stiller's Capital Punishment, Cash Savage and the Last Drinks, Brockhampton and Sleaford Mods.   Creative Spectator Podcast Music Playlist:  https://itunes.apple.com/au/playlist/creative-spectator-podcast-playlist/pl.u-qxylEMBtRpG73v    Episode Music Credits Intro/Outro: Sally Sally by Nursery Source: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Nursery/Nursery/20170213114808427 CC License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ News/Gig Transition: Ticket by The Wrong Sister Source: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Wrong_Sister/Taking_care_to_be_nice/The_Wrong_Sister_-_Taking_care_to_be_nice_-_09_Ticket CC License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0/ Albums Intro: Zopje by Brazzmatazz Source: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Brazzmatazz/HUA_/Brazzmatazz_-_Brazzmatazz_-_HUA_EP_2015_-_03_3_Zopje CC License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/

Cam and Steve return for their unexpected second episode of Garage Rock. This week the guys talks about the upcoming Queen biopic 'Bohemian Rhapsody', the new single from Muse, talks of an Oasis reunion.New music from Clowns, Cash Savage and the Last Drinks, Alkaline Trio, You Me at Six, The Story So Far and Dream State.

It's amazing to have any time at all with Sarah Louise Thompson. Better known among friends as Thomo, the beanie-toting Melburnian divides her time between affairs of Poison City Records and bringing up the rear of the beloved Camp Cope. Still, miraculously, a window was found in which to share Thomo's story - which, prior to Camp Cope's formation in 2015, hadn't involved her playing music for over half a decade. From a Hole-obsessed kid in Kiama to Skinny's in Brisbane and everywhere in-between, it's time to hold onto your wool-hats and get out your air drums: Thomo's on the podcast. Cheers to Babymachine for their musical accompaniment (ie. soundcheck) during this episode. Camp Cope are performing at the Forum Theatre in Melbourne with Cash Savage and the Last Drinks and RVG. Limited tickets remain here: https://forummelbourne.com.au/shows/cash-savage-the-last-drinks-camp-cope Support the podcast on Patreon: http://patreon.com/barbands Follow Sarah on Twitter: @slthomthom84Follow the podcast on Twitter: @barbandspodFollow David on Twitter: @DJYwrites

Xylouris White: Xylouris White is the brainchild of Greek singer and Lute guitar player George Xylouris and Australian drummer Jim White, who is best known for his work in Dirty Three. Often described as a fusion of free-jazz, avant rock and age-old folk tradition, this masterful 2 piece has gained worldwide recognition, playing in venues across the globe. The pair have released two albums, ‘Goat’, their 2014 debut, which topped the Billboard charts, and more recently, ‘Black Peak’ in late 2016. However, this innovative and quintessential band can not be squeezed into merely what they produce on record, as their live show is what really captures the heart and soul of their music. Recorded at the PBS FM Studios in Melbourne on the 11th of March, 2016. Engineered by Paul Maybury. Cash Savage And The Last Drinks: Cash Savage and the Last Drinks are what's still good about country music today. A combination of all the good things about blues and country, but with a dark spin on it, these Melbournians really hit the nail on the head when it comes to clever songwriting and musical arrangements. Touring around Australia and pulling some major support slots, most notably with The Peep Tempel, they have garnered a large support base, waiting on their every word. Having released three albums to date, their 2016 effort ‘One Of Us’ has been their largest success to date. Recorded at the PBS FM Studios in Melbourne on the 8th of February, 2017. Engineered by Alicia Saye & Paul Maybury, Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 5th of March 2017. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

Cash Savage and the Last Drinks are one of Melbourne's stalwart live bands, well-known for their magnetic on-stage performance. We speak to Cash Savage (singer and songwriter) and Kat Mear (fiddle and back-up vocals) about their new album, touring, grief and being women in music.Trigger Warning: This conversation includes brief discussions of death, grief and suicide. For support, call Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636Cash Savage - Live at Croxton Park, Friday 13 AugustTickets: www.cashsavage.com.auAlbum: One of Us, out now