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Interview by Kris PetersFrom humble beginnings in Adelaide, party rock outfit West Thebarton have spread their metaphorical wings far and wide, drawing all who listen deeper into their intricate musical web of enjoyment.Since announcing themselves on the scene with their 2015 debut EP West Thebarton Brothel Party, which catapulted them into the earholes of fans and industry professionals alike, West Thebarton have continued to grow at their own pace and volition.The years between West Thebarton Brothel Party and their 2018 debut studio album, Different Beings Being Different, saw a marked evolution within the band. Line-up and name changes brought the group into a new era, one that West Thebarton have continued to flourish within since.Which brings us to 2024. West Thebarton have experienced the full plethora of trials and tribulations life can throw at you over the last five years with personal life changes: parenthood, love, loss, moves interstate and moves overseas all having the potential to derail this rock train short of their second stop.But fear not, for Adelaide's favourite sons have returned with their second album Mongrel Australia, which finds the band at the crest of a particularly high creative peak; focussing on what lay ahead instead of dwelling in the past.Vocalist/guitarist The Reverend joined HEAVY to bring us up to speed."We've just got a new record out called Mongrel Australia," he began. "It came out a couple of weeks ago, but we're heading out on the road, ready to take on all the East Coast cities."We ask how Mongrel Australia was received after a lengthy break between albums."Number one, it's been awesome just to be out there, to be honest," he replied. "We've been sitting on these songs and playing them live for a couple of years now with everything that's been going on. So just having it out there in the world has been a huge sigh of relief for us. We were super anxious putting them out there and seeing how they would be received, but so many people have been telling us how awesome it is to have a new record out there that they can listen from end to end. Also, there's been a bit of a change of tone on some of the songs on this record. We were in a bit of a different place on the second record compared to the first record, and so some of the content and themes are a little bit different. We've had a bunch of people reach out to say this is awesome to hear some of the slower songs. We've got a song called Slow on there which is very stripped back - it's not very chainsaw to the throat West Thebarton like (laughs)- but people are really loving it, which is awesome to hear. That's one of the things you always worry about as a musician is are your fans going to enjoy the stuff you put out."In the full interview, The Reverend discusses the process of going into an album and internal talks about the possible direction, Mongrel Australia from a musical perspective, which three songs he would advise people listen to from the album to best get to know the band, how it differs musically to their debut album Different Beings Being Different, what has changed in the band between albums, the early days of the band, their upcoming tour, what to expect from West Thebarton live and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

This week: new albums from Khruangbin, BODEGA and West Thebarton. Also: Barry Football, travelogue incidentals, new-old stock, first-year arts discourse, Talking Heads, low-energy genres, no dunks, violent dreams, melancholy Cletus, 2018 was a Different time, reciprocal memberships, Adelaide connections, grunge-informed noise, stupid Zac Efron movies, what Tim and Guy did next, always up to something, New Words With Doc, pull your pants up, going too early, anything could happen/nobody knows anything and the legacy of legacy acts. Next week: Justice | Regurgitator | Marcus KingSpotify playlists: Current albums | 2024 mixtapeThe database: Review albums since 2015 and year-end top 5 listsFind us on: Spotify Podcasts | Apple Podcasts | Omny StudioRSS feeds: Just sports | Just music | EverythingContact: Twitter | Facebook | EmailSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Rolevink and his wife, Rai, received just under $30,000 to look after vegetation on their Forreston property. That money was a small slice of the $1.3 million paid out to private landowners late last year as part of the State Government's Native Vegetation Heritate Agreement program. James has a legally-binding agreement to look after specified native vegetation and his story is fascinating. (The image on the show notes for this episode is the Blue Fairy Orchid, taken by James Rolevink). The SA Drink Of The Week is The Soloist 2021 Shiraz by Coriole, and it does link in nicely with our main topic. And in the Musical Pilgrimage, we feature the new single "Humble Heart" by West Thebarton, offering a taste of their upcoming album "Mongrel Australia." Plus a special cheerio to U3A Flinders (University of the Third Age), where Steve spoke recently about 10 years of podcasting. We hear from one "volunteer", Elizabeth Bleby, and we should thank Steve's mum, Yvonne Davis, for lobbying for the talking spot. You can navigate episodes using chapter markers in your podcast app. Not a fan of one segment? You can click next to jump to the next chapter in the show. We're here to serve! The Adelaide Show Podcast: Awarded Silver for Best Interview Podcast in Australia at the 2021 Australian Podcast Awards and named as Finalist for Best News and Current Affairs Podcast in the 2018 Australian Podcast Awards. And please consider becoming part of our podcast by joining our Inner Circle. It's an email list. Join it and you might get an email on a Sunday or Monday seeking question ideas, guest ideas and requests for other bits of feedback about YOUR podcast, The Adelaide Show. Email us directly and we'll add you to the list: podcast@theadelaideshow.com.au If you enjoy the show, please leave us a 5-star review in iTunes or other podcast sites, or buy some great merch from our Red Bubble store - The Adelaide Show Shop. We'd greatly appreciate it. And please talk about us and share our episodes on social media, it really helps build our community. Oh, and here's our index of all episode in one concisepage Running Sheet: Protecting Native Plants From Kangaroos In The Adelaide Hills 00:00:00 Intro Introduction 00:04:38 SA Drink Of The Week The SA Drink Of The Week this week is the 2021 The Soloist Shiraz from Coriole. As Steve notes in his tasting, apart from loving this wine, he compares the nature of The Soloist vineyard to the work James is doing on behalf of the native plants he is now custodian of. All will be explained. 00:08:44 James Rolevink After losing everything in the Cudlee Creek bushfires, James Rolevink and his wife, Rai, bought a property at Forreston in the Adelaide Hills, hoping to start a new chapter in their lives. Well, little did they realise that before too long, the State Government gave them close to $30,000 to look after their garden. Well, that's not exactly the situation. As you're about to hear, James received this money to help his family protect rare and threatened native plants from, among other things, kangaroos. James, welcome to The Adelaide Show podcast. Before we get into the grant and the plants, I need to ask about Cudlee Creek because I am 100%  sure that I have no idea what it would be like to lose everything in a bushfire. In the hope that it might spur more of us to take our bushfire planning more seriously, what are some of the consequences of the bushfire that took you by surprise, that you didn't foresee? Today is tipped to reach 40 degrees. How present is the threat of bushfire in your mind? Our native plants have evolved to regenerate after bushfires, before we talk about them, can you see now that new things were generated within you and Rai as a result of this experience? Now, I'm told that when you and Rai saw this property, everybody else was looking left while you were looking right. What had caught your eye that the others were missing? Had you always known about native plants? What prompted your interest? Something that was counterintuitive when I first heard about your story, was native plants being threatened by kangaroos. To be fair, I suppose we have squeezed roos out of their habitat and we have put lots of paddocks of vegetation into place that helps them breed. Can you talk us through the situation and how it really sent you down the Heritage Agreement rabbit hole, so to speak? Actually, our episode on the History Of Rabbits In Australia is fascinating and worth a listen. Do any of the native plants on your property bear fruit that can be eaten because then I could say the grant is "money for jam"? I mentioned the temperature earlier, it's going to hit 40 today. We know native plants cope with bushfires by regenerating afterwards, but how do they get through these boiling days? Do these plants attract native birds? They can't protect themselves from kangaroos, what about introduced grazing animals, any luck there? Did our colder, wetter start to summer impact anything? What will you be expecting to see develop through autumn and winter? Any tips for home gardeners in relation to natives? And if someone in a bushfire zone asked you what is the minimum they could do to get by, safely, what would you recommend? 00:49:44 Musical Pilgrimage In the Musical Pilgrimage, we feature the new single from West Thebarton, Humble Heart. West Thebarton is hitting the road this year with its ‘Mongrel Australia' Album Tour With Guests OK Hotel. The single, Humble Heart, is from their new studio album, Mongrel Australia, which will drop on March 22, 2024. If you're up for their high octane rock, you'll want to get tickets to see them live at The Gov on Friday, June 21, 2024. Tickets at westthebarton.com. And good to see the new album, with 11 tracks, was recorded in The Little Smoke© here in Adelaide, and then engineered at Twin Earth Studios, Somerton Park.Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We all have our favorite albums, our albums of the moment, and albums that "spoke to us." But what about those albums that froze you in your tracks for days or weeks on end? The albums that you can't listen to anymore because you have to stop your life so you can listen to them on repeat. MP and Ben talk about the albums they "lived in", and their enduring impact. And of course, they've got ten new indie rock tracks to baste your turkeys and roast your carrots. Episode playlist:Brooke Dougan, "College Kids"Rosie Tucker, "Unending Bliss"Empty Country, "Erlking"mercury, "Trying"Push Rope, "fake it (til u make it)"West Thebarton, "Desire"Yucky Bangs, "The Far Side"PROJECTOR, "No Guilt"POM, "Bittersweet"The Thing, "You're The One"Mega Mango, "Space Kids"Wild Nothing, "Dial Tone"BONUS TRACK: Empty Country, "Dustine"

INTERVIEW: West Thebarton on new single 'Desire' by Candice Clark on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Another week, another two Aussie albums! Super stoked to be joined by Tom Gordon & Ray Dalfsen from one of our favourite bands West Thebarton this week to pit one of Ray's favourite albums by Eddy Current Suppression Ring, 'Rush To Relax', against Tom's choice of 'Vessels' by fellow Adelaide outfit Wolf & Cub. Both bands and records have influenced Tom and Ray in more ways than one, and both albums rip. Enjoy!Listen to West Thebarton here - https://spoti.fi/3cRClxu Buy one of our Tote Bags here: https://www.recordroyale.com.au/shophttps://www.recordroyale.com.au/

Showcasing the strength and depth of the South Australian music scene, episode 9 of our new podcast series features tunes from West Thebarton, Jess Johns, Oisima, Leni and Introduction Get links to follow artist socials here. Production: Luke Penman Artwork: Jana Hoffman Sound FX and stings: JVAN PRODUCTIONS This podcast was made possible thanks to the Government of South Australia, via the Music Development Office.

It's been a while, but our hiatus is over and this episode is jam packed of constant babbling, stories of pettiness and WHHAAAT! a sneaky interview? *insert shifty emoji here*  In our break up episode, we did warn people about being petty but it seems Liam Hemsworth didn't get the message (Liam, I think you missed an episode, bud) Let's discuss stage names, the alternative music awards, which nominations are currently open for and you can find the link here - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/69LZMNY But, there is more! We know you love surprises, and don't we have one for you! Your girls got a chance to have a chat with Josh Healy himself, from West Thebarton and Sleep Talk so catch that chat in todays Sarah's Segment.  Welcome to our tunes galore -  1. CIA - New Politics2. HYPERBOLE - Dregg3. Nightcrawling - Saint Raymond4. Switchblade - The Devil Wears Prada(3 for 3, chosen by the man, the myth and the legend himself - Josh Healy)5. Mars For the Rich - King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard6. Taker - DIIV7. Too Real - Fontaines DC8. Hey Baby, Here's That Song You Wanted - Bless The Fall.  ______________________________________________________________________________ Make sure to follow us on all social media platforms because you don't want to miss a hell of a good time.  Facebook - hi.locanyougo (http://bit.ly/Somniafb)Insta - hi_locanyougo (http://bit.ly/somniainsta)Youtube - SOMNIA SOUNDS (http://bit.ly/somniayoutube)Twitter - somniasoundslyk (http://bit.ly/somniatwitter)Spotify (Podcast & Playlist) - SOMNIA SOUNDS You can also find us at Soundlink TV thanks to Soundlink Magazine so be sure to subscribe - they have everything from album reviews, interviews and everything else in between! (http://bit.ly/soundlinkyoutubechannel)

The sun is out, the guitars are plugged in and the gates are open... Yours & Owls Festival is a go for yet another year. For the fourth year in a row, stuck the mic into the face of some of the festival's biggest names to spin a few quick yarns about the first show, worst show and best show that these artists have ever played. This year, we went around the horn with Vera Blue, Odette, Sneaky Sound System, Caitlin and Nick from West Thebarton, Ruel, Evan and James and Griff from WAAX, Matt from Love Fame Tragedy/The Wombats, Rivals from Gravel Pit, Genesis Owusu and Spacey Jane. Strap in, because this is a wild ride with some of the craziest, funniest stories ever told on this podcast.All My Friends Are in Bar Bands A huge thank you to Shari Hindmarsh, Stacey Piggott, Parisse Toledo, Sheri Young, Ben Tillman, Adam Smith, Yours & Owls, Secret Service PR, the entire stage crew, all the legendary photogs and punters and Adam Buncher. Follow all of today's guests on their socials:@verabluemusic@odette@sneakysoundsystem@westthebarton@oneruel@waax_band@lovefametragedy@gravelpitband@genesisowusu@spacey_jane Support David on Patreon: www.patreon.com/davidjamesyoung This podcast was recorded and edited on Tharawal land. www.allmyfriendsareinbarbands.com

Technically, if this podcast was a person they would be able to drink in America. I don't know why that's relevant, but there you go. Guess who got bombarded with questions this time? Keah of course but we also have some pretty good tunes if we say so ourselves as well as some educational facts (maybe) and good chats. So forget about the neighbours complaining about your music being to loud and pump this shit through your speakers because its the only way it should be heard to be honest.  1. To Whom It May Concern - Ceelo Green, Theopholis London, Alex Ebert and Sam Speigel2. Leave it All Behind - Sleeping with Sirens3. Imagination - Foster the People4. Outta My Mind - Doll Skin5. Truth Hurts - Lizzo6. Hollywood Whore - Machine Gun Kelly7. True Colours - Slaves8. Blue Sky - Cazette Ft JorjaDont forget to check out West Thebarton which was Sarah's focus on her spotlight today! Hey, you there! subscribe to our Youtube channel too, because we release new episodes every Thursday and Sunday and not to toot our horn but BEEPtheyareprettyfunnyBEEP. You can find us under SOMNIA SOUNDS. Make sure to follow us on all social media platforms because you don't want to miss a hell of a good time.  Facebook - http://bit.ly/SomniafbTwitter - somniasoundslykInstagram - hi_locanyougo Also! we have a Spotify playlist called SOMNIA SOUNDS, so make sure you hope on that freight train headed straight for rowdy town. 

Rev from West Thebarton joined the Local Roots team via phone to chat about music and the importance of community radio to coincide with JOY 94.9’s Radiothon. West Thebarton, is a rock band from Adelaide, […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_localroots/p/joy.org.au/localroots/wp-content/uploads/sites/400/2019/07/West-Thebarton.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 11:08 — 10.2MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Interview with West Thebarton appeared first on Local Roots.

Cam is getting ready to jet off to the UK, so the guys are in the garage before a mid-season break to chat about Viagogo and Nick Cave's thought's on the death of rock music. They also cover Splendour in the Grass sideshows, the Spin Off Festival and Melbourne rockers Clowns national tour, plus their top 5 music videos.A massive edition of new music this week features tracks from Jackson Carroll, Tim Smyth & HolyTrash, City Calm Down, The Pinheads, Press Club, Slowly Slowly, West Thebarton, Polish Club, Milo Viti, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, White Bay, Alexisonfire, Woes and Hacktivist.

For the last episode of Australian Jams in 2018 here's part two of our year wrap with Sosefina Fuamoli! We chat Eilish Gilligan, Seavera, Emerson Leif, Ruby Fields, Elsy, Mojo Juju, The Bamboos, West Thebarton, Paul Dempsey & Feelds.With thanks to Yamaha Home Entertainment Australia!Intro & outro music is 'Coffee' by RKDA. For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Durée : 00:07:40Date : mardi 18 septembre 2018 Compte rendu avec nos coups de cœur des meilleures prestations live des artistes programmés pour Rock en Seine (édition 2018) avec : Die Antwoord, West TheBarton, Steflon Don, Georges FitzGerald, Sophie, Anna Calvi, Welshly Arms, Cigarettes After Sex, Ouai Stéphane, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard & The Black Angels. Backstage par Philippe Régnier co-animé avec Thomas Rabineau. Retrouvez cette chronique dans l'intégrale de Chaos diffusé le mardi 18 septembre 2018 avec Leonie Pernet. Chaos, c'est le rendez-vous quotidien qui réunit tous les arts, de la culture mainstream à underground.

Durée : 00:07:40Date : mardi 18 septembre 2018 Compte rendu avec nos coups de cœur des meilleures prestations live des artistes programmés pour Rock en Seine (édition 2018) avec : Die Antwoord, West TheBarton, Steflon Don, Georges FitzGerald, Sophie, Anna Calvi, Welshly Arms, Cigarettes After Sex, Ouai Stéphane, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard & The Black Angels. Backstage par Philippe Régnier co-animé avec Thomas Rabineau. Retrouvez cette chronique dans l'intégrale de Chaos diffusé le mardi 18 septembre 2018 avec Leonie Pernet. Chaos, c'est le rendez-vous quotidien qui réunit tous les arts, de la culture mainstream à underground.

Adelaide 7 piece belt out their original 'Stuck On You' before covering Florence + The Machine's 'You've Got The Love' for Like A Version.

Adelaide 7 piece belt out their original 'Stuck On You' before covering Florence + The Machine's 'You've Got The Love' for Like A Version.

Adelaide 7 piece belt out their original 'Stuck On You' before covering Florence + The Machine's 'You've Got The Love' for Like A Version.

If two's company and three's a crowd, what the hell are West Thebarton? The Adelaide-based septet have been getting the party started over the last few years, taking them across Australia and back again on the back of their raucous live shows. Today, they release their debut album – but back in December, the band were warming up the stage for Polish Club on a national tour. Frontman Ray Dalfsen, percussionist Brian Bolado and guitarist Josh Healey pulled together as representatives of the West Theb republic to share stories of South Australia and beyond.West Thebarton's "Different Beings Being Different" is out today via Domestic La La. To buy the album and check out the band's upcoming tour dates, visit www.domesticlala.com With thanks to Adam Buncher for mixing and editing assistance, and to Deathproof PR for setting the interview up.This podcast brought to you by Braven Audio. Go to www.braven.com.au and use the offer code FRIENDS at checkout for 25% off. Support the podcast on Patreon! www.patreon.com/barbandsQuestions, comments, inquiries? barbandspod@gmail.comFollow West Thebarton on Twitter and Instagram: @WestThebarton Follow the podcast on Twitter: @BarBandsPod Follow David on Twitter: @DJYwrites

Episode 9 has me chatting to music publicist Georgia Cooke of Remote Control Records. It's a broad combination of artists in KingIV, Essie Holt, West Thebarton, Austen, Lazertits and Evan Klar.Intro & outro music is 'Coffee' by RKDA. For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.