Podcast appearances and mentions of marcus whale

Charles and Laura and joined by not one, but TWO potential candidates for their lucky third. Vanity Project has been graced by the talents that are Gus McGrath and Marcus Whale in a four-way verbal spar that has you asking, who's sitting in whose lap? You may know Gus and Marcus from their FBI Radio show, Sleepless in Sydney, their band, Perfect Actress, or their epic solo writing and music practices. Once and for all we clear the air on which member of Vanity Project is Gus and which is Marcus? Can we four-way seal it with a loving kiss? It's time to buy your tickets to the live show, Vanity Project: Looking For A Third for November 1st and 2nd https://events.humanitix.com/vanity-project-looking-for-a-third

Ingrid Dieckmann is an accomplished MC and performer, a regular on Sydney's underground cabaret scene. They also work as Head of Programming at Golden Age Cinema and were Director at Pink Flamingo Cinema - a cinema dedicated to "niche, avant-garde, genre and trash cinema". Their path in cinema is defined by incredible chapters, and in today's special episode with Marcus Whale (composer, musician, artist), Dieckmann unpacks these pivotal moments, whilst sharing insight into how they see the world. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Camp A Low Hum jealousy is rife this morning- but Rachel and Stella are very happy for all those there. Grace from Rebel Yell chats about their show with Power Nap and Marcus Whale this Wednesday. Lochie Noble from Mirror Ritual speaks to Rachel about Cross Street Music Festival on Saturday 9 March. Jenna dials in from Camp A Low Hum to review the reprint of Lord Jim At Home on Loose Reads. Sam Brooks (writer and actor) and Sean Rivera (actor) are in the studio talking about their play, The Perfect Image, on as part of Auckland Pride. Whakarongo mai nei!

Let's recap Shiv Roy's dark Australian past with the help of the film's composers: Mark Bradshaw & Marcus Whale    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fellow FBi Radio alum and extraordinary local creative talent, Marcus Whale joins Maia to discuss one of Sydney's records of the year, The Hunger. A vampiric themed album, exploring ideas of longing and desire through a gothic-soaked lens. TRACKS PLAYED: ‘Cowboy Song' ‘Two Holes' ‘Impossible' ‘Portal' ‘Perfume' ‘The Hunger' ‘Familiar' ‘Raining Blood' ‘Undead'. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In episode 123, we hear an exclusive premiere of a new track from Marcus Whale's upcoming third solo album; Shoeb Ahmad collaborates with Angus Andrew from Liars on a remix of their new single; and Melbourne's Jake Blood drops dark, moody electronics on his new release, Prix. We hear from MXMARS, blending experimental pop with power ambient; as well as two cuts from the Sydney netabel e-quarium from DBR and User754492117; and new outsider electronics from Subclavia. We also take a quiet and somewhat lo-fi detour with both Leighton Craig and HTRK; and check out new work from both Mookoid and Digital Penetration.Featured in this episode:Shoeb Ahmad - Skating On The Way (Liars Remix) (from Skating On The Way)Jake Blood - Apartment (from Prix)MXMARS - Regen (from Can't Take Me Off The Earth)Marcus Whale - Raining Blood (from The Hunger)DBR - Simple Reaktionz (from e-quarium)User754492117 - Tyrells Anode Pill (from e-quarium)Leighton Craig - Diamond Eye (from Diamond Eye)HTRK - Kiss Kiss and Rhinestones (from Rhinestones)Subclavia - Walkers Of Flesh (from Cold and Flu Meditation)Mookoid - Sentinel At Dawn (from Jungle Temple)Digital Penetration - Superimpose (from Strata)Cover Image: Marcus Whale

Wax on wax off. The fellas are joined by Marcus Whale (Collarbones, Black Vanilla) to talk Paris Hilton's business savvy, Deftones (for too long) and the Virgin Michael Murray vs The Chad Michael Murray Bonus episodes every week as always at the Patreon

911 / Les Misérables - Rainbow Chan and Marcus Whale join us to talk about In the Mood – A Love Letter to Wong Kar-wai & Hong Kong streaming live from the Sydney Opera House this Saturday. Madonna is writing and directing a film about herself and Diablo Cody is co-signing, Chloé Zhao is probably going to get Best Picture and Best Director, Queer Screen 2020 is up and running online and Pen15 is BACK.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In these incredibly tough times, how are you looking after yourself? We reached out to a bunch of past Race Matters guests and friends to hear how they're practising self-care while physically distancing. You'll hear from Courte Marsh, Nathan Sentance, Winnie Dunn, Chela, Johnny Lieu, Marcus Whale, Ying-Di Yin, Justin Tam, Manisha Anjali, Leah Jing Mcintosh, Ayeesha Ash, and of course, Sara Khan and Darren Lesaguis. We'd love to hear from you too – record a voice memo telling us one thing you're doing at the moment to care for yourself and send it to us: racematters [at] fbiradio [dot] com.

Sydney's Marcus Whale (of Collarbones, BV and solo fame) brings in Scott Walker's 2006 record The Drift to chat about how the album changed his life, taught him about the execution of Benito Mussolini and showed him what's possible inside of a pop song, TRACKLISTING: 'Cossacks Are' 'Clara' 'Jesse' 'Jolson and Jones' 'Cue' Like a book club for music nerds, For The Record takes a deep dive into a different album each week that we think is worthy of your love and attention. Hosted by Dan Gordon & Maia Bilyk. Produced by Kyle Fensom. Email: fortherecord@fbiradio.com Instagram: @fortherecordfm This show was produced, recorded and broadcasted on the stolen land of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge their ongoing struggle. Sovereignty was never ceded.

Musician Marcus Whale shares a prepubescent story of online romance, distance and self-discovery. Marcus Whale is a musician and performer working on Gadigal land. As a performer, he is a member of duo Collarbones and trio BV, as well as work under his own name, releasing an album "Inland Sea" in June 2016. Primarily forming an electronic world around his singing, the songs across these projects play out dramas of desire and projection while disfiguring forms of pop, club and contemporary classical music. Queerstories is an LGBTQIA+ storytelling night programmed by Maeve Marsden, with regular events in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. For Queerstories event dates, visit www.maevemarsden.com, and follow Queerstories on Facebook. The new Queerstories book is published by Hachette Australia, and can be purchased on Booktopia. To support Queerstories, become a patron at www.patreon.com/ladysingsitbetter And for gay stuff, insomnia rant and photos of my dog Frank follow me - Maeve Marsden - on Twitter and Instagram.

The Third Ear: Marcus Whale by Campbelltown Arts Centre

Welcome to Race Matters! In our first episode of 2019, hosts Darren Lesaguis and Georgia Mokak are joined by musician, co-host of FBi Radio's Sleepless in Sydney and multidisciplinary artist Marcus Whale. They discuss Marcus' experience of the Sydney music scene, his band BV's upcoming reunion show, and the importance of reclamation and creations of language and dialects. Darren and Georgia also chat about an epic astronomical phenomenon that so happens to coincide with the Race Matters 2019 debut!

  This week we filled in for Backchat on FBi this morning with an Agenda Extender episode, starting half an hour earlier than usual.⏰ We spoke Celine Dion and gender-neutral babies, 808s and Heartbreak with Sidehustle DJs Nerida Ross and Maddy Costello and the role that media plays in issues of domestic violence with Renata Field (Domestic Violence NSW). Plus we heard all about Indigenous filmmaking with Medika Thorpe and Pauline Clague, directors of the WINDA Film Festival happening at Event Cinemas George St on November 22-25, 2018. We also heard from Behind The Lens, a series about female filmmakers from Larissa Shearman. Part one of the series featured a conversation with Megan Riakos, director and the President of Women in Film and Television NSW. We're looking forward Singles Club, an upcoming evening of performances on November 22nd curated by former Agenda guest Bree van Reyk. It's part of the Backstage Music series at Woodburn Creatives and is a collection of solo and duo exchanges between herself, Marcus Whale, Rhiannon Newton (choreographer), Lauren Brincat (artist) and Cor Fuhler (composer/improviser). We also announced that Agenda will be coming to an end. After two years of bringing you the latest on arts, politics and news from a feminist perspective, we're sad to announce that we're going to be wrapping things up on December 1st.

This week on the DTF Club we are featuring live performances by Benhur, Marcus Whale, Jordan Raskopoulos and Brendan Maclean at Homage: A Queer Musical Tribute Night (Wed 24 Oct, 2018).   Special thanks to […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_archives/p/joy.org.au/dtfclub/wp-content/uploads/sites/408/2018/11/Homage-Live-podcast-version.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 39:32 — 45.2MB) The post Homage: A Queer Musical Tribute (LIVE) appeared first on DTF Club.

On this week's episode of Agenda, we spoke to: Sound artist and composer Bree Van Reyk about Invisible, As Music, her piece featuring in Day For Night at Liveworks Festival on Saturday 27 October. Joanna Lester, director of the new Australian documentary Power Meri, which looks at women's rugby league in Papua New Guinea. Queerstories' Maeve Marsden who'll be hosting Homage: a queer musical tribute at the Factory Theatre on Wednesday 24 October, featuring performances from LGBTQI+ musicians like Brendan Maclean, Jordon Raskopoulos, Marcus Whale and Sports Bra.

    “My captain is about Captain Moonlight..he was travelling across Australia, travelling for work and fell in love with one of the guys. Sad sad gay story”        See Marcus perform at […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_archives/p/joy.org.au/dtfclub/wp-content/uploads/sites/408/2018/10/Marcus-Whale-part-2.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 8:04 — 9.2MB) The post DTF Club // Marcus Whale – Part II appeared first on DTF Club.

Marcus Whale: “I always craved to make other people like me, to see other people like me in the scene”.   Songwriter, musician and artist – Marcus Whale joins the DTF Club this week to promote […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_archives/p/joy.org.au/dtfclub/wp-content/uploads/sites/408/2018/10/Marcus-Whale-part-1.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 16:07 — 18.4MB) The post DTF Club // Marcus Whale – Part I appeared first on DTF Club.

Tom & Bonnie debate putting up a giant sign, which leads to a rare moment of sincerity. Tom explores the divisive cover versions of Harry Nilsson and Mariah Carey performing Without You. He brings the whole discussion to producer/performer Marcus Whale, about the authenticity of such giant love ballads. Listen to his work with Collarbones (Spotify, iTunes), and his solo album Inland Sea (Bandcamp, Spotify, iTunes, etc) | Songs featured in this episode include Badfinger - Without You, Harry Nilsson - Without You, Mariah Carey - Without You, and Collarbones - Only Water.

Underbelly Arts showcases new work from artists working at the forefront of local practice. In this episode we spoke with the recently appointed Artistic Director, Roslyn Helper, about what's in store this year and her vision for the festival at large. We're also joined by exhibiting artist Marcus Whale, who offers us a glimpse into his project (with Eugene Choi) for Underbelly ' Praise!'. Plus, Nathan Bernfield chats to comedian John Safran. Tracks by Laura Hunt.

New music that re-wires the piano, by Kate Moore, Damien Ricketson, Marcus Whale, Neil Luck, Adam de le Cour, Patrick Nunn, Johannes Kreidler and Nicole Lizee.

New music that re-wires the piano, by Kate Moore, Damien Ricketson, Marcus Whale, Neil Luck, Adam de le Cour, Patrick Nunn, Johannes Kreidler and Nicole Lizee.

Marcus Whale has been straddling the worlds of experimental music and alternative pop throughout his career, from his early improvisational work as Scissor Lock, through the densely layered electronic pop of Collarbones to the taut, politically charged BV project he formed with Guerre aka Cassius Select. In this episode, we celebrate Marcus’ debut solo release under his own name, as he talks about his work, his personal growth, and his political intent, and reflects on the outcomes – one foot on both sides of the channel.Originally broadcast on 'Out From Under' on Resonance Extra.

In this episode we'll head back to Ears Have Ears LIVE #1 - the first in a performance series which took place onstage at FBi's live broadcast space in front of a studio audience. This episode features a soundtrack by Sydney electronica, pop musician Marcus Whale (Collarbones, BV) and a Q&A facilitated by local curator, teacher and artist Pia Van Gelder. View the live broadcast photo gallery here: http://fbiradio.com/gallery-ears-have-ears-live-1-with-marcus-whale-pia-van-gelder 

From choirboy to heathen, Marcus Whale has become one of Sydney's most consistently interesting singers, songwriters and performers. He pops and locks with Collarbones, raves to the grave with Black Vanilla and leads a one-man army as a newly-minted solo artist - all the while delivering challenging, unique takes on electronically-tinged outsider music. During an afternoon of lawn bowls and live music at the Petersham Bowling Club's Bad Day Out back in January, Whale talks through his journey of post-rock forums, bad sax solos and the vision that lead to his debut solo album, Inland Sea. Marcus' debut single, My Captain, is out now. It can be streamed here: https://soundcloud.com/marcuswhale/my-captain-2 Support for All My Friends Are in Bar Bands comes from Sad Grrrls Club. "The Bands Are Breaking Up" is a 14-track compilation put out by Sad Grrrls Club Records as recorded at the titular mini-festival in Newcastle back in January 2016. Featuring songs from Nathan Seeckts, Jamie Hay, Jen Buxton, Lucy Wilson and heaps more. Downloads are pay-what-you-wish, with all proceeds going to The Butterfly Foundation. Download your copy here: https://sadgrrrlsclub.bandcamp.com/album/the-bands-are-breaking-up-a-live-compilation Support also comes from Spit The Dummy Records. Spit The Dummy have just announced they will be releasing Treehouses' EP, Extended Family, on cassette. To stream the EP, click here: http://morethantape.com.au/2016/03/premiere-listen-to-treehouses-new-release-extended-family/ To pre-order the tape, click here: http://spitthedummyrecords.bigcartel.com/product/stdr004-treehouses-extended-family-tape Pre-orders for Suburban Haze's EP, It Will Never Happen, are also up now: http://spitthedummyrecords.bigcartel.com/product/stdr005-suburban-haze-it-will-never-happen-12 Support also comes from... YOU! For as little as one dollar a month, you can help keep this show online. Visit http://patreon.com/barbands for more information. Follow Marcus on Twitter: @marcuswhale Follow the podcast on Twitter: @BarBandsPod Follow David on Twitter: @DJYwrites

New music on the radio from Synergy Percussion and composers Marcus Whale, James Humberstone, Kate Moore, Julian Day and Evan Mannell

New music on the radio from Synergy Percussion and composers Marcus Whale, James Humberstone, Kate Moore, Julian Day and Evan Mannell

Thomas William is a fixture of Sydney’s experimental music scene, shapeshifting through many guises as a musician, teacher, and director of artist run initiative, Serial Space. His blend of shifting synths, broken percussion and unstable tunings has so far featured on three full-length releases, two as Cleptoclectics, and a third on Melbourne’s ‘This Thing’ imprint.Marcus Whale’s relentless restlessness has seen him present a unique combination of manipulated voice, feedback and laptop processing under his Scissor Lock pseudonym, as well his much-lauded Collarbones project with Travis Cook (aka Cyst Impaled) and his debauched faux R&B boy band Black Vanilla (formed with Guerre and Marseilles).

Well known experimental musicians in their own right, MARCUS WHALE (also known as SCISSOR LOCK) and TRAVIS COOK (who performs as CYST IMPALED) moved into unique territory in 2010, recording as alternative pop duo COLLARBONES. Marcus and Travis joined Stu Buchanan to talk about their evolving project and to play live in the studio. They also discussed their (then) forthcoming live appearance with Melbourne’s PSUCHE (feat Oscar Key Sung). In addition to hearing the tracks ‘Kill Off The Vowels’ and ‘Beaman Park’, we also hear them play a cover of the PSUCHE track ‘I See A Wolf’ and preview the new PSUCHE album with the track, ‘Recognise’.

SCISSOR LOCK is an experimental project of Sydney musician Marcus Whale, exploring the tension between organic and electronic elements in sound, utilising guitar, reeds, voice, piano, singing bowls and bells along with somewhat lo-fi digital processing. In this interview (originally broadcast 12th November 2009), Marcus discussed his remix project, ‘Now’, featuring contributions from Raven, Shoeb Ahmad and Pimmon. The podcast also includes an exclusive, in-studio performance of ‘Out By Holy Land (Scissor Lock vs Pimmon vs Scissor Lock Remix)’.

The second of three specials featuring live sets recorded at the FBi Radio fundraiser 'Unpopular Music' at The Red Rattler in Sydney. This week sound artist, musician and chronic circuit bender Nick Wishart (Toydeath); noise artist, musician and label manager Anna Vo performing as Anon; and Scissor Lock, an experimental project from musician Marcus Whale.