Podcasts about gasometer hotel

You can buy tickets to see Yara at the Gasometer Hotel here https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/2a67da46-575d-4dbc-87d8-db8f40b8e416 Follow Yara on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/yara.music_/ and download the EP here https://orcd.co/lonelyloveaffair   

Melbourne psych/doom/stoner outfit Motherslug have taken all of the elements of those genres, pillaged them, thrown them in the blender and then added lashings of their own spice to deliver what can only be described as stoner rock, Aussie style.For over a decade the four piece have plied their trade tirelessly, racking up the shows and supports and carving their own corner of a growing national market that is only getting bigger.The group are poised to drop their third album Blood Moon Blues on August 20, with a special celebration launch as part of this weekends Sunburn Festival in Melbourne at the Gasometer Hotel.HEAVY caught up with vocalist Cam Crichton and drummer Nick Rad to chat about the album and show, starting with the title which is deceptively hard to say.“Yeah, it's a little bit of a tongue twister actually,” Crichton laughed. “It can be difficult to say. We struggled with an album title for quite a while""As we always do," Nick interjected."And we had some horrible suggestions early up,” Crichton picked up, still laughing. “We were following along in the lines of Electric Dunes Of Titan from the previous one and I think the first suggestion we had was The Nubian Pyramids Of Kush - which is actually a real place - but it sounded a little bit airy fairy. We had another one in there for a while but we just came up with it one day, Blood Moon Blues, and the blood moon is a bit old now, but it was happening around the time we were writing these songs so it was kind of appropriate even though it's long gone now. The blood moon has affected my life in a couple of ways. Not to read into astrology or any of that kind of stuff, just coincidental, but every time it came around something bad happened so Blood Moon Blues seemed appropriate."In the full interview, the boys talk more about the album, it's musical direction, the different tones on the album, the stoner scene in Australia, this weekend's launch party and more.Intro track PISTONFIST 'Rise Up'

Yi-Lynn has released a follow up to the album Spit Into Somebody's Mouth, an EP called Foul Water. With the germination of the latest release arriving as a response to the 2017 Australian plebiscite on same-sex marriage. EP Launch at The Gasometer Hotel on Friday 19th August 2022 Show Notes: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/yi-lynn/  

Back in November of 2021, Daniel chatted to Anika, the brains behind indie pop artist Hachiku right before her album launch show at the iconic Gasometer Hotel. In this chat, Anika goes in depth about what she's been up to in the year since her debut record's release.Find Hachiku on her socials:InstagramTwitterYouTubeListen to the original episode with Hachiku here. The full AMR Podcast Specials series can be found here. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Season 4, 2019 Tuesday team of Emily and Tom end their year on a high with  Scottish-born singer-songwriter Millar Jukes, who came by to talk about his upbringing and latest single, "Don't Worry". Millar Jukes will be supporting Benedict at The Gasometer Hotel on Wednesday, December 11th. For more information, head to The Gaso's official website. You can also follow Millar Jukes via Twitter and his official Facebook page. Originally aired Tuesday, December 10th. Produced by Tom Parry; Photo by Blake Furfaro.

Poets Michael Farrell, Lian Low and Harry Reid held Carlton Library captive this February in a reading event organized in partnership with Australian Poetry. Jacinta Le Plastier introduced the poets, who previously read as part of The Big Bent: a poetic exploration of gender and queerness at Melbourne Writers Festival 2018. Their work ranges from first dates to kick flips and everywhere in-between. This is an edited recording. There are a few swears and some adult themes. Michael Farrell is a poet whose books include A Lyrebird: Selected Poems (BlazeVOX [books]), I Love Poetry (Giramondo) and Writing Australian Unsettlement: Modes of Poetic Invention 1796–1945 (Palgrave Macmillan). You can find his poetry at Yarra Libraries (and anywhere else you source your reading material). Harry Reid is poet from Melbourne. They co-host Sick Leave, a monthly reading series at the Gasometer Hotel. Their work can be found in Overland, Australian Poetry Journal, Cordite Poetry Review and elsewhere. Lian Low is a writer and recipient of The Wheeler Centre's inaugural Next Chapter scheme. She is currently working on a young adult speculative fiction novel. If you liked this reading you might enjoy the Australian Poetry Soundcloud page. Have a look for more recordings of Australian poetry read aloud. Yarra Libraries recommends from our collection: A Lyrebird : selected poems of Michael Farrell – Michael Farrell Out of the box : contemporary Australian gay and lesbian poets – Michael Farrell I Love Poetry – Michael Farrell Cocky’s Joy – Michael Farrell

Nick talks about recent news and campaigns.MUSICOrcha - Crescent (feat. Liahona)Melbourne Violinist ORCHA is releasing a debut EP at the Gasometer Hotel on May 14th. SEGMENTAsh Blackwell joins the program from the Australian Libertarian Society Friedman Conference 2017 in Sydney, talking to us about the panel he hosted on drug law and policy reform. MUSICPreston Skate Massive - Chemical RecognitionPreston Skate Massive are performing at the May Australian Psychedelic Society event at Sooki Lounge in Belgrave. SEGMENTDr. Olivia Carter (School of Psychology, The University of Melbourne) spoke at a psychedelic dinner and academic event in 2016.The Melbourne scientific and psychedelic communities were brought together to help the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) and the Australia-based, Psychedelic Research in Science and Medicine (PRISM) raise funds for research into MDMA-assisted psychotherapy to treat post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).The dinner was held at the Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health, University of Melbourne. Australia’s leading neuroscience research institute.During Dr. Carter’s PhD she conducted a series of experiments in Switzerland looking at the effects of psilocybin (active ingredient of ‘magic mushrooms’) on healthy volunteers. Olivia now works as a ARC Future Fellow and Senior lecturer at the University of Melbourne in the School of Psychological Sciences.The full talk can be seen at the Entheogenesis Australis (EGA) YouTube channel:MORE: SSDP Australia write-upEnpsychedelia write-up 

On this weeks program: Stop the Tacks Protest Ride on Yarra Boulevard; Steve interviews rider organiser George Mihailides, Aidan McGann (VicRoads), Senior Sergeant Mark Standish (Victoria Police) and several local riders on the day. Local news includes 3rd Gear: new Australian feminist bike zine, Darebin City Council & The Squeaky Wheel: Shared Paths Etiquette Sessions on the St Georges Road shared path, Smokin' Rollers Melbourne (Roller Racing International) this Wednesday at the Gasometer Hotel, City of Melbourne: Bicycle Forum, Cranksgiving Checkpoint Charity Ride and more. See more events and stuff at: yarrabug.org/events

Tarcar: Tarcar feature the music of Tarquin Manek and Carla Dal Forno, who also play in bands Bum Creek and Mole House respectively. They weave some kind of space pop using a drum machine amongst many other instruments. I’ve noted it’s pretty hard to find out info online about the band – they’re that new. This set was recorded at the Gasometer Hotel in Collingwood Victoria back in June this year where the group played the Greg Boring LP launch. Other bands on the bill included the aforementioned Greg Boring , Gurner, and Free Choice Duo. Recorded live at The Gasometer Hotel. Wonderfuls: Wonderfuls record Salty Town was one of the best Brisbane releases of the 2012. An eccentric duo of Robert Vagg and Danny McGirr with a skill for detailing the ravaging nature of the everyday. Live Delay were lucky to catch up with the group when they played The Tribal Theatre back in May 2013 as part of Guilt Retreat. Recorded and mixed by Will Clark. Recorded at The Tribal Theatre, Brisbane. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 8-9pm, Friday 15 August 2013. Show production and engineering: Darragh Murray. Thanks: Tarcar, Shaun Prescott, Will Clarke.

Sit down for this one, ‘cos you’re gonna get hot under the collar as hosts Ben McKenzie, John Richards and Petra Elliott discuss David Tennant and sex in Doctor Who with guests Aimee Nichols and Richard Watts in our tenth (ish) live Splendid Chaps episode, recorded at the Gasometer Hotel in Melbourne on October 13, 2013. Plus there are prizes, another deluge of audience questions, and Melbourne …

Splendid Chaps finally makes it to new Who! Hosts Ben McKenzie, John Richards and Petra Elliott discuss Christopher Eccleston and women in Doctor Who (and didn’t we need more time for that huge topic!) with guests Karen Pickering, Celeste Liddle and Tansy Rayner Roberts! It’s the ninth live Splendid Chaps episode, recorded at the Gasometer Hotel in Melbourne on September 15, 2013. Plus there are …