Podcasts about Tired Lion

I chat with Josh from The Juliana Theory about the band's impact on surf/skate culture, what to expect on their upcoming Australian tour, and their hunt for local food and drink while on the road. We dive into balancing family life with music, guitar as his safe space, and being a non-drinker. Find out what shoegaze bands he's into , some of his favourite Aussie bands like Tired Lion and Wax, and his occasional vampire book indulgence. A super grounded convo with a genuinely awesome musician—don't miss it!  https://thejulianatheory.com @joshfiedler Photo by: @joshuammyers

Podcast for Pathetics. Christina, Peter, and Justin are talking about Tired Lion. Learn Em and Love Em People. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/deprogrammedva/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/deprogrammedva/support

Brought together by a broken washing machine, Lizzie Jack and the Beanstalks are a four-piece indie rock band from Wollongong. Fronted by Lizzie Jack, the tracks produced by the band present a hybrid of folk-esk storytelling and garage rock, taking influence from Eliza and the Delusionals, Tired Lion, Waax, and Maddy Jane. The Beanstalks are anthemic, authentic and here to leave a lasting impression. Forming in 2019, the four-piece are quite new to the scene yet are not without accomplishment, steadily becoming one of the staple local supports in Wollongong sharing the stage with the Gooch Palms, countless local acts, and scoring a slot at the 2019 Yours and Owls Afterparty. Lizzie joined Homebrewed to discuss exactly how that washing machine brought the band together, as well as sharing the story on how they got their fantastic band name. Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe for more content. See more from Lizzie Jack and the Beanstalks here Like Homebrewed on Facebook Follow Homebrewed on Instagram Check out Homebrewed Selects on Spotify Catch up on everything Homebrewed Homebrewed is a radio program and podcast dedicated to supporting the Australian Music Industry. Cameron Smith and Eamonn Snow have been presenting Homebrewed since November 2017 and have received excellence awards and the admiration of local bands for their presentation of Homebrewed and their continued support of the Australian music scene. This podcast is designed so you can enjoy conversations with musicians, industry representatives and music media personalities.

Sophisticated Dingo are an endearing and unstoppable Melbourne duo consisting of best mates Jimmy and Lew, who draw on personal experiences and relationships to coin in their own brand of nostalgic, hook-driven and roaring “trash pop”The duo have proven to be a staple in Melbourne's live scene with multiple sold out headline shows under their belts in addition to supporting the likes of Press Club, Betty Rays, Tired Lion, British India and Pacific Avenue. This episode we chat with Sophisticated Dingo about their new single ‘Day In The Life' which follows their recent live achievements and comes ahead of their upcoming national tour. We discussed some of their favourite shows and how their band name came from a night out on the town that nobody remembers.

El Top definitivo del 2020 De nuevo me tenéis por aquí, en “Los vinilos de Barbarella”, para hablar de mis gustos personales que en gran medida se centran en grupos bastante recientes o que siguen activos, y que muchos de ellos me gustarían poder tener en formato vinilo y otros quizás os puedan interesar también a vosotros. En esta ocasión os traigo los que para mi son los 35 mejores proyectos de este pasado año 2020. Hay un poco de todo: desde el metal más agresivo, pasando por el post-punk ochentero, al pop-punk más animado o el indie-rock mejor elaborado.  En este listado escucharemos temas pertenecientes a discos como lo último de la mítica banda de indie rock y garage rock The Strokes, la nueva banda de grunge Violent Soho, el mejor pop-punk de la mano de All Time Low o el primer álbum en solitario de la líder del grupo de rock alternativo y pop-punk Paramore, Hayley Williams. Este Top está basado en mi opinión totalmente subjetiva, y estoy seguro que muchas de las bandas os llamarán la atención, ya que me quedó un listado bastante variado y con algunos grupos no muy conocidos. Los mejores discos de un año para olvidar A pesar de haber sido para muchos el peor año de la historia debido a la pandemia, es innegable que ha sido un año increíble en cuanto a lanzamientos musicales, y no encontraba mejor forma de demostrarlo que con este vídeo.  Hay que decir que, aún así, por falta de tiempo me han faltado escuchar grandes lanzamientos de este año como el ‘Gigaton’ de Pearl Jam, el ‘Fetch the Bolcutters’ de Fiona Apple, el ‘Forever And Ever X Infinity’ de New Found Glory o el ‘Ohms’ de Deftones que estoy seguro de que echareis en falta, pero no se puede estar a todo  Es un listado donde nos podremos encontrar proyectos de todos los estilos que personalmente me gustan. Y sinceramente me ha quedado un top con bastante variedad de géneros: desde el indie rock, pasando por el rock alternativo, el metal industrial, el pop-punk, etc… Estoy seguro de que además de que os pondréis al día de los lanzamientos de vuestros grupos favoritos, también descubriréis otros muchos grupos y artistas que, seguro que desconocíais en esta sección, y que seguramente podréis disfrutar de todos ellos durante este nuevo año. En este programa escucharemos a el proyecto de rock alternativo de la banda británica Boston Manor, el metal industrial más agresivo de la banda Code Orange, o una de las mejores nuevas bandas del pop-punk actual, Knuckle Puck Este listado consta de estos proyectos según su posicionamiento: 35. Moses Sumney – grae 34. No Pressure – No Pressure EP  33. Crack Cloud – Pain Olympics 32. PUP – This Place Suck Ass EP  31. Stand Atlantic – Pink Elephant 30. Sorry – 925 29. Boston Manor – GLUE 28. Hot Mulligan – You’ll Be Fine 27. Fontaines D.C – A Hero’s Death 26. Molchat Doma – Monumen: 25. Ocean Grove – Flip Phone Phantasy 24. Loathe – I Let In and It Took Everything 23. Declan McKenna – Zeros  22. Violent Soho – Everything Is A-Ok 21. Retirement Party – Runaway Dog 20. Poppy – I Disagree 19. The Beths – Jump Rope Gazers 18. Diet Cig – Do You Wonder About Me? 17. IDKHBTFM – Razzmatazz 16. Yours Truly – Self Care 15. Tired Lion – Breakfast for Pathetics 14. Carcass – Despicable EP 13. All Time Low – Wake Up, Sunshine 12. The Killers – Imploding the Mirage 11. Knuckle Puck – 20/20 10. Code Orange – Underneath 9. The Strokes – The New Abnormal 8. HLMTD – West of Eden 7. Slotface – Sorry for the late reply 6. Hayley Williams – Petals for Armor 5. Dogleg – Melee 4. Beach Bunny – Honeymoon 3. Rina Sawayama – Sawayama 2. Phoebe Bridgers – Punisher 1. Bring Me the Horizon – POST HUMAN: SURVIVAL HORROR Enlace a mi página de Youtube

It's a busy time in the 78 Amped household, but we've carved out a small moment to bring you six new tracks that are keeping us sane during our crazy start to the new year.Slide - Chase AtlanticJuno - Running TouchCya later - Tired LionFace Down - MelaleucaAfterlife - Holding AbsenceSpend Your Life - ELKICheck out the Hot Singles Playlists!Apple Music:https://music.apple.com/au/playlist/hot-singles-in-your-local-area-78-amped/pl.u-xlyNJJWCXVl9aWSpotify:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4ITX5x6rxiU5EgGXyqut2T?si=0PiJggEiRImZgrIByjUK5w----------Get more new music and your favourite artists on Instagram @78Amped, on Facebook, or on our website, www.78amped.com

Un nuevo año y un nuevo calendario De nuevo me tenéis por aquí, en “Los vinilos de Barbarella”, para hablar de mis gustos personales que en gran medida se centran en grupos bastante recientes o que siguen activos, y que muchos de ellos me gustarían poder tener en formato vinilo y otros quizás os puedan interesar también a vosotros. Esta vez toca la segunda parte del calendario de lanzamientos de noviembre con todos aquellos disco que se quedaron por comentar, que fueron bastantes y muy interesantes, para que como siempre vosotros, mis oyentes, podáis estar al día de todas las novedades musicales. Todas las novedades serán elegidas bajo mi criterio con todos aquellos grupos que realmente puedan interesar a todos aquellos que quieran descubrir la escena musical actual. Seguimos con otro mes realmente interesante Y seguimos con los lanzamientos que hubo este pasado mes de noviembre, que tal y como pasó en el mes de octubre estuvo bien cargado de un montón de lanzamientos que merecen realmente la pena y que seguro que habíais estado esperando por mucho tiempo. Por supuesto, hay novedades de todos los estilos que personalmente me gustan, aunque siempre se aceptan sugerencias. Y como no, hay gran variedad de géneros: desde el indie rock, pasando por el death metal, el metal sinfónico, el metalcore, etc… Como siempre el programa está dividido en los EPs y los LPs que salen a la luz y cómo siempre os indicaré donde podéis conseguir los discos, como no podría ser de otra forma, en formato vinilo. Estoy seguro que además de que os pondréis al día de los lanzamientos de vuestros grupos favoritos, también descubriréis otros muchos grupos y artistas que seguro que desconocíais en esta sección, y que seguramente podréis disfrutar de todos ellos durante este nuevo año. En este programa escucharemos a el proyecto de grunge de la cantante Sophie Hopes, más conocida cómo Tired Lion, el metalcore más brutal de la mítica banda Hatebreed, o el regreso de una de las bandas más reconocidas del rock de los 90s, los famosos The Smashing Pumpkins Los discos de los que se hablará en este programa son: Tired Lion – Breakfast For Pathetics Dark Tranquility – Moment Killer Be Killed – Reluctant Hero Bearings – Endless Twilight of Condependent Love Pg.lost – Oscilate Seaheaven – Haloof Hurt Fuck the Facts – Monument Aeternitas – Haunted Minds Hatebreed – Weight of the False Self Partner – Never Give Up Sodom – Genesis XIX Eleine – Dancing In Hell Within the Ruins – Black Heart The Smashing Pumpkins – CYR Enlace a mi página de Youtube

We are back with part three and four of our best of episodes. This week we are joined by Anne Lepore (The Machine Shop), Dave Brown (Oklahoma Lefty), and we play voicemails from our past guests like from Bacchae, The Big Easy, Petrov, Bedtimemagic, The Doesnt Suck, Checkered Cast, Fly on the Call, and Pass the Mic.Call our voicemail line: 202-688-PUNKLeave us a review and rating.All episodes available on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcherhttps://www.instagram.com/punklottopodhttps://punklottopod.simplecast.com/https://twitter.com/punklottopodhttps://www.facebook.com/punklottopodSongs featured on this episode:Sincere Engineer - Trust MeFrank Turner & Jon Snodgrass - Still BuddiesFrank Turner & Jon Snodgrass - Bad Times Good VibesSam Russo - The WindowSam Russo - The BasementDon't Make Ghosts - Get LonelyDon't Make Ghosts - Paper PlanesBenchmarks - Our Finest HourBenchmarks - The Good FightJon Snodgrass - Renaissance ManJon Snodgrass - BackstageJon Snodgrass - The SequelSharptooth - Say Nothing (In the Abscense of Content)C.H.E.W. - King KurtisEnd It - LiferSweat - Jokes On MeWish - FreeSedai - mudaiDream Nails - Vagina Police 2.0Tired Lion - Diet Sick

This Song Is Yours returns once again for Episode 9. We have Sophie Hopes from Tired Lion as our guest, and we're talking about their new record, Breakfast for Pathetics, and her dislike for social media. We also try to get her a free breakfast!You can buy Breakfast for Pathetics here.Sophie Hopes Playlist can be found here.Thanks again to Sophie & Tired Lion! Big thank you as well to Emily from Deathproof PR for helping out with this episode todayTired Lion Insta : @tiredlionTired Lion FB : @tiredlionYou can follow us on This Song Is Yours socials below:TSIY Insta: @thissongisyours TSIY FB: @thissongisyours See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The day has finally come, the band that have released one the best debut demos we've ever heard, has come on the podcast - BUDD THE BAND. We have a virtual chat with Connor and Remi (and sometimes Alex) about everything Budd the Band.  We discuss the beginning of the band, the creative process behind corduroy and some great stories of a band house and uni nights out! There's some cracking stories in here that you're not going to want to miss - the very best of Hatfield. There is some huge things to come from these boys in the future, so follow them, stream corduroy and get involved early!  As always we shouted out some up and coming artists: VANT, JUTO, WE WERE PROMISED JET PACKS, GARDEN PARTY, TIRED LION.  Big thanks to these boys for all their support, we can't wait to hear what's next!! We hope you enjoyed the episode, get following @thesrpodcast and we'll see you next week x

Steve and Cam are back from their mid-season break and things have only gotten worse in the world with the guys under quarantine and a curfew. This week the guys chat about the Garage Rock Podcast American Open, Muse's new 'Simulation Theory' movie and your favourite one-hit wonders.New music this week comes from Jack Bratt, Subcult, Camps, The Pinpricks, Tired Lion and Psychedelic Porn Crumpets.

Hey, trendsetting iso buddies! Sam's got some freshly baked tunes for your hungry earholes today. Once again, 94.7 The Pulse have some crazy scheduling due to studio lockdowns, so we've gone ahead and put this bad boy STRAIGHT to podcast!You'll hear tuneage from De Porsal, Millar Jukes, Tien Cortez, DraftDay, TIMI TEMPLE, Wolf & Chain, Damien Johnson, MANE, CREO, Just A Gent & Yvng Jalapeño, Tired Lion, Sunbather, YIBBY, and DVNA.

Stephen takes you through this year's Till the Wheels Fall Off in Launceston, Tasmania. You'll hear tracks from Tired Lion, Ceres, Waax and more; as well as interviews with Luca Brasi, Slowly, Slowly and Ride the Tiger.

Steve and Cam are furious! Recent news regarding the Good Things Festival in Sydney has brought anger to the garage this week. The guys also chat about comedy and music, tour announcements and their top 5 Australian albums of all time!New music this week comes from Desperateens, Tired Lion, The Pinheads, Sweet Gold, Papa Roach and Seaway.

Yeah, you read that right, Sydney pop punks Heroes For Hire are getting back together again for a string of Official Farewell Shows in December and you better believe we're fuckin excited for them. Joining us on the show EXCLUSIVELY this week is frontman Brad Smith who is talking all about the reunion including how the idea came about, what happened back in 2013 when he was publically ousted from the band which consequently lead to their demise and if this is a one-time only opportunity or if there'll be more tours in future. For the band's longterm fans, this is an opportunity for you to catch the guys one last time up the East Coast of Australia and relive the memories you had watching them explode back in the day. The guys played stacks of music festivals and toured with some pretty big names in the business, we ever get a sneak peek of the setlist too, so strap yourself in for nostalgia overload. Podcast host Browny also discusses the NSW Police and Government's ridiculous rules and regulations which have consequently resulted in under 18-year-old patrons no longer being allowed to attend the first Good Things Festival in Sydney and asks for music fans and listeners to join a petition to try and convince the State Government and NSW Police to rethink their strategies and work cooperatively with festival organisers to so they can make the festival an All Ages event again. There's also plenty of bangin' tunes to get you through your day including New Music from Tired Lion, Fever 333 and Papa Roach, throwbacks from blink-182, Sum 41, Zebrahead, Between You and Me, Paramore, State Champs, Tonight Alive, Storm The Sky and heaps more... #WoSUATW #BradSmith #HeroesForHire #PopPunk #AustralianBands #ExclusiveInterview #blink182 #Sum41 #BetweenYouAndMe #BYAM #StateChamps #Paramore #TonightAlive #Trophy Eyes #Zebrahead #PapaRoach #StormTheSky #Fever333 #TheFever333 #TiredLion #MusicPodcast #GoodThingsFest #RedJumpsuitApparatus #WallOfSoundAU

Oh hey, we're back and bringing some punk rock goodness for you to devour with the Gold Coast's Being Jane Lane on co-hosting duties this week. The ladies have had a huge year scoring opening slots for Unwritten Law, Clowns, Frenzal Rhomb and featuring on the Big Gay Day and Dead of Winter festival lineups as well as earning a spot on the VB Hard Yards Tour which is where podcast host Browny sat down with frontwoman Teigan Le Plastrier and shred-master Phoebe Chim. It's been guns blazing for the band who won the People's Choice award at the Gold Coast Music Awards a couple of years back, proving their popularity is on the rise, especially with songs they've written about hard-hitting topics like domestic violence and addiction as well as the themes on the lighter side of the spectrum, like SEX. They're fast becoming hot property in Australia's heavy music scene so now is the time to find out what they're all about and jump on the bandwagon. There's also stacks of New Music this week from Architects, Dregg, Ice Nine Kills and Colour Machine, throwbacks from Violent Soho, WAAX, Tired Lion, Dune Rats and we're even giving that song by The Chats a spin too. #WoSUATW #BeingJaneLane #AustralianBands #Punk #PunkRock #VbHardYards #VB #DeathproofPR #TiredLion #ViolentSoho #TheChats #WAAX #ColourMachine #Flangipanis #Dregg #IceNineKills #TheSilverScream #Architects #RoyalBeggars #MusicPodcast #WallOfSoundAU

There is absolutely no denying it, everyone at one point in their life had a punk rock phase and there's a good chance you thrashed **Unwritten Law**'s _**Black Album**_ a few times during those years. Well, get ready to relive your youth when the band make their return to Australia to play the shit out of the album for fans (as well as a few surprises) and to celebrate frontman **Scott** **Russo** is this week's guest co-host on Episode #28 of **_Wall of Sound: Up Against The Wall_**.  Scott takes us back to the early days in the recording studio and reveals if he hadn't put forth the serenade he wrote for his daughter **Cailin**, the band probably wouldn't be where they are today. He also gives fans an update on what she's doing now, 20 years after the song was released and how she feels everytime it's played when she's around. '**Two Songs That Changed Me**' is back yet again with **Carl** from Melbourne taking over the podcast and we've got a stack of throwback tracks from some of the best Australian and Internation punk rockers like **Tired Lion, Incubus, Lit, Jimmy Eat World, 28 Days and The Offspring**, New Music from **Hellions** and **Stuck** **Out** + Breaking News on drummer **Ryan Burt**'s departure from **The Amity Affliction**. #WoSUATW #Punk #PunkRock #PopPunk #UnwrittenLaw #ScottRusso #BlackAlbum #Cailin #Podcast #MusicPodcast #JimmyEatWorld #TiredLion #Lit #StoryOfTheYear #SOTY #blink182 #Hellions #Incubus #28Days #Flangipanis #TheOffspring #Refused #RiseAgainst #TheAmityAfflication #TAA #RyanBurt #UNIFY #AustralianBands #WallOfSoundAU

The fabulous @eleytherius. You may know her as Dr Johnston, as a long term LIFTL contributor, as a Mega-FOAM performer, as a some-time feline choreographer or as a Fabulous Female of FOAM®. She sings, she dances and she writes books. She is a creative powerhouse. She is an educator extraordinaire. But we’re not going to talk about that. We’re going to talk about Dustfall; a new novel by someone who you can relate to, somewhat works in critical care, someone that has not much more time to spare than you do. Michelle has written a book. It took years. Of course she can write, I am just learning. Check her blog here; http://michellejohnston.com.au/category/dustfall/ It would have to be a labour of love? It was. Love of words. Love of reading. Love of the classics. As Michelle puts it; “I like words and they like me.” Where does a story like this start? It starts, like so many things do, near Port Hedland. In the Pilbara. In Western Australia. In a part of Australia that most Australians will never see. It’s out there, right out there. It starts in Wittenoom. Covered in blue asbestos, dead but still dangerous. Mining happens in dangerous places. Physically and metaphysically. For Dr Johnston, there was not so much writing as there was re-writing, submitting, waiting and getting rejected. Bad feedback. Good feedback. Even when people liked it they told her to re-write it. And here there is a parallel with medicine. Feedback. Feedback. And more feedback. Feedback is sometimes hard but it is something that can make you better. How many medical people do you know that have written a novel, a work of fiction? Not many. Now you know one more. Dustfall by Michelle Johnston. She didn’t want to push it so I will. Find the book here; https://uwap.uwa.edu.au/products/dustfall Go and listen to her speak about it, there will be book launches, promotional tours, lectures and a brand new pen. See Michelle speak; https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/words-with-wine-michelle-johnston-dustfall-tickets-42452631965 This was recorded at SMACC in Berlin. We had just heard the fantastic talk by Annet Alenyo ( @aalenyo) about #UBUNTU which was a special moment. Have a look for that talk when it is available and please, please, please consider supporting a delegate through @Supadel and maybe help a talented young doctor or nurse attend a fantastic event like #dasSMACC was and like #BadEMfest2018. Read more at www.BadEM.co.za Then read a novel. Big thanks to Tired Lion, Perth Post-Punk Feminist Combo getting us moving with their break out hit I dont think you like me, chosen to introduce Dr Johnston because of the lyrics, the provenance and presence of Sophie Hopes. If your not Australian you’ve probably never heard her before. Now you have. Go and get some Tired Lion on iTunes. Big thanks also to Lloyd Cole for a little clip of the mid-80’s classic Brand New Friend of his second album, chosen for the lyric “am I asking oh for so much, i’m not asking to be understood” but also because the tune jumped into my mind and refused to leave for three days after Michelle used the phrase “Brand New Pen”. You surely have some Lloyd? If not, iTunes again.

Tired Lion help us celebrate Ausmusic Month with a live performance of 'Dumb Days' before covering The Smith Street Band's anthem 'Death To The Lads'.

Tired Lion help us celebrate Ausmusic Month with a live performance of 'Dumb Days' before covering The Smith Street Band's anthem 'Death To The Lads'.

Tricky customers, fixed smiles and terrible turbulence: it's all in a day's work for a flight attendant. But how to keep your cool at 30,000 feet? How to cope with unpredictable emergencies? And how to let off steam afterwards?Daisy White is a woman who knows. Now a YA author, she spent 12 years working for airlines including Monarch and Caledonian. In this interview with Olly, she lifts the lid on drunken passengers, mile high club wannabes - and 'overweight' trolley dollies...You can find out more about Daisy at daisywhiteauthor.co.ukIn this week's Zeitgeist, Ollie Peart plays the 'Micro-Generation Game', tries his hand at Shoutcasting, considers the future of Amazon Key, and doesn't gloat about the fact he was sort-of-right about the decline of the musical fade out, even though he'd have every right to.And a previous Zeitgeist topic, male make-up, rears its head again in this week's Lifehack - as make-up artist Declan Scammell proffers his Top 3 tips for men who want to wear make-up in their daily lives. The Lifehack is sponsored by our friends at Squarespace - if you fancy a free trial of their excellent website design and hosting service, head to Squarespace.com, and, when you're ready to launch, use our offer code 'MANN' to save 10% off your first purchase of a website or domain. You can see more from Declan at declanscammell.comMeanwhile, down The Foxhole, Alix Fox offers up some pleasurable positions for couples seeking to have sex during pregnancy, which can't harm your baby but will provide closeness and climax. The Foxhole is brought to you by the beautiful peeps at MyCondom.com, who offer Mann-fans 15% off their superb range of lubes, toys and condoms by using the code 'FOXHOLE' at Checkout.Finally, our song of the week is the new one - it's called 'Fresh', appropriately - from awesome Aussie band Tired Lion.If you have a suggestion for a future guest, a trend for Ollie Peart to investigate, a question of sex for Alix, or you'd like to become a Mannbassador, please get in touch by heading over to MODERNMANN.CO.UK and clicking on Feedback. You can support the show by buying us a beer by clicking 'Beer Money'.This episode was made possible thanks to the generous patronage of online eyewear store Arlowolf, who offer shockingly good value frames and sunglasses on a Try Before You Buy basis, with a 30 day no-quibble returns policy. Try 'em out at Arlowolf.com, and use our offer code 'MANN' to get 10% off your final purchase.See You Next Tuesday!Presenter: Olly Mann. Contributors: Ollie Peart, Alix Fox, Daisy White, Declan Scammell. Producer: Matt Hill. Theme Music: 'Skies Over Cairo' by Django Django. Graphic Design: Jenny Mann Design. Copyright: Olly Mann / Rethink Audio 2017. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Esta semana te adelantamos lo que está por llegar de Arcade Fire, Dan Croll y Kitty Daisy and Lewis, además de escuchar los recientes lanzamientos de Thurston Moore, Marem Ladson, Golden Rain, Meniscus, Tired Lion, Lia Pamina, Sputnik y David Van Bylen. Cogemos la agenda para recomendarte los próximos conciertos de Mando Diao, Rinôçerôse, Marika Hackman, James Vincent McMorrow, The Amazons, Caloncho y Jenny and the Mexicats por salas y festivales de nuestro país. Entrevistamos a Agustín Fuentes, director del festival Contempopranea de Alburquerque, mientras suenan Los Planetas, Supertennis, La Casa Azul y De Viaje. Y completamos el programa recuperando a The Beatles con su 50º aniversario del "Sgt Peppers", Imperial Teen con un discazo cargado de hits que ahora cumple 15 años y The Rolling Stones de la mano de Rock Nights.

Jon from Hackney Brewery was our guest talking all things beer, laden with drinks a plenty…DE-LICIOUS Top tracks came from Honne, Tired Lion, JD Samson, Fifi Rong, The Van T’s and Las Kellies.

In this very first episode, Caspar gets binge thinking with Brisbane-based filmaker Jeff Andersen Jnr about what it's like being a young creative in the arts industry today. Jeff's work spans film, TV, and photography with a specialty in content for the music industry. He has directed film clips for Courtney Barnett and Tired Lion, and is a regular photographer for Jeremy Neale. The boys ended up bingeing on the difficulty defining what you do, the struggle in funding creative work, the idea of a universal basic income, class relations in Australia and Caspar's distaste for statistics. Jeff was awarded the winner of the episode for explaining the difference in public perception between scientists and filmakers. Get on board.You can view Jeff's work and contact him at http://www.jeffjnr.com/.

Walken: Bursting out of Brisbane’s growing punk scene in 2014, Walken have wasted no time releasing music and playing shows. So far they have released three singles, two eps, toured the east coast, and supported some of Australia’s biggest names such as The Bennies, Tired Lion, and Brisbane’s own Screamfeeder. Sounding somewhere between 90’s Blink 182, and the heaviness of early Offspring albums, Walken produce hard hitting alternative rock with textures of the sunshine they were written in. Recorded live at the Greenslopes Bowls Club as part of Sonic Masala Fest on the 13th of August 2016. Recorded by Reuben Aptroot & mixed by Branko Cosic. SEIMS: Created by Sydney based multi-instrumentalist Simeon Bartholomew, SEIMS was originally a one-man studio project when he released the debut self titled album in 2012. The album was written, performed, recorded, and produced by himself, and after its release he received multiple requests for live performances of his bedroom symphonies. After recruiting members to fill the spots of trumpet/synth, guitar, and drums, while Simeon himself welded the bass and additional synths, SEIMS has been mesmerising audiences up and down the east coast. Their latest album II was released on the 7th of August 2015 and was created with the live experience in mind and delivers wall to wall noise, constant time signature changes, and a listening experience you don’t want to stop listening to. Recorded live at The Brightside, Brisbane on the 4th of March 2016. Recorded & mixed by Reuben Aptroot. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 7-8pm, Sunday 28st August 2016. Show production and engineering: Branko Cosic.

G'day from WA! Perth upstarts Tired Lion have been at it for only a couple of years, but in that time they've been able to grace stages nationally and pack out rooms with their sharp and shredding take on alt-rock. From touring with Spiderbait to opening Splendour, it's been a pretty huge run for the band between their first visit to Newtown Social Club last March, opening for Luca Brasi, and here at their headlining show with The Hard Aches. Ethan and Nick from the band (with extra input from Sophie and Matt) got the banter going backstage, telling stories from their younger days right through to what's to come for these feisty felines. Tired Lion's new single "Not My Friends" is out now. Watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNKzInyG9n4 Support for All My Friends Are in Bar Bands comes from Spit the Dummy Records. New releases from Treehouses and Nothing Rhymes with David out now: http://spittthedummyrecords.bigcartel.com Support also comes from Sad Grrrls Club. Tickets for the second annual Sad Grrrls Fest are on sale now - Melbourne October 1, Sydney October 8. Alex Lahey has just been added to Melbourne! For all the info on the line-up and tickets, visit http://www.sadgrrrlsclub.com Support also comes from YOU! For as little as one dollar a month, you can help keep this show up online. For more information, visit http://www.patreon.com/barbands Follow Tired Lion on Twitter and Instagram: @tiredlionband Follow the podcast on Twitter: @barbandspod Follow David on Twitter and Instagram: @DJYwrites Follow Sad Grrrls Club on Twitter and Instagram: @sadgrrrlsclub

Australian singer song writing legend, Josh Pyke, chats to Aiden about not feeling the need to reinvent himself after 10 years of music and the last song that actually moved him. Tired Lion also drop by for a pretty fun loose chat and play you their song 'Suck'. 

Tired Lion frontwoman Sophie Hopes joins me to talk about 'Takk...' the seminal 2005 album from Icelandic post-rockers Sigur Ros, and why it's been a comfort and inpsiration to her through the years. Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes here or in other podcasting apps by copying/pasting our RSS feed - http://myfavoritealbum.libsyn.com/rssMy Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music.Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker, journalist and photographer from Sydney, Australia who has worked in the music industry since 2007. He directed the the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts (out now!) and the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins, in addition to many commercials and music videos. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com.

Melbourne 8 piece Dorsal Fins cram into the Like A Version studio to play their tune 'Mind Renovation' before getting nostalgic with a raucous cover of Kate Ceberano's 'Pash'.

Perth's Tired Lion bust out a live version of their track 'I Don't Think You Like Me' before taking on Violent Soho's 'Saramona Said' with a bit of Smashing Pumpkin's hit '1979' thrown in for good measure.

Cory John Rist, frontman of Mezzanine drops by to talk about the band's recent split and his feelings during the process, his new podcast ‘The Cough', stand-up comedy endeavours, shitting in McDonald's toilets, sleeping next to a chicken in a box during his travels abroad as well as plenty of general life thoughts. We also plug Mezzanine's final ever show on January 10th at the Amplifier bar along with Tired Lion, Pat Chow and more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themissioncontrolpodcast/message

The music industry, festivals, Triple J controversy, shark culling, tacos, pornstars, fuel prices and dodgy taxis. An amusing chat ensues as Sophie and Matt from Tired Lion drop by. We touch on a variety of topics and end with a track off their EP Are 'You Listening... Listener' --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themissioncontrolpodcast/message