• Episode 8 | Sounds Like A Glitter Bomb | 20-1-2022

  • Jan 20 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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Episode 8 | Sounds Like A Glitter Bomb | 20-1-2022

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  • It’s the first Press Play episode of 2022, and this week Tiana and Mastie are looking at some new and recent albums from the year so far, guest reviewer Mick Rad is back, Steve Bell’s got some reissues and music history gems, and Angus Stone from Dope Lemon stops by to chat about his new album. LOVE MUSIC?... PRESS PLAY.FEATURED GUESTS:GUEST REVIEWER: Mick Rad, host of 2SER’s The TuckshopGUEST ARTIST: Angus Stone from Dope LemonREWIND HOST: Steve Bell, host of Rewind with Steve BellTHIS WEEK’S ALBUM RELEASES:The Weeknd - Dawn FMLime Cordiale & Idris Elba - Cordi ElbaFKA Twigs - CaprisongsGrace Cummings - Storm QueenPridelands - Light BendsJack Bratt - Slow ReleaseAurora - The Gods We Can TouchKing Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Butterfly 3001The Wombats - Fix Yourself, Not The WorldFEATURE ARTIST:Dope Lemon - Rose Pink CadillacVIRAL/POP CULTURE ROUND-UP:Australian music seen and heard in series 2 of Stan's BumpA quick look at anticipated releases in 2022, including some local artists set to release new music this yearREWIND & REISSUES:1982: Ozzy Osborne bites the head off a bat2002: Gold Coast Big Day OutJohnny Cash - Johnny 99Fun Lovin' Criminals - Come Find YourselfSex Pistols - Live At The 76 ClubThe Gun Club - Preaching The BluesSINGLED OUT:The Teskey Brothers feat. Emma Donovan - Get Back To The LandMethyl Ethel feat. Stella Donnelly - ProofTears For Fears - Break The ManPlacebo - Try Better Next Time Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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