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Beers & Tears286. Beers & Tears Live Podcast w/ Inanna Indigo & MagnetsBeers & Tears final episode of 2024 is a special one! A live episode of Beers & Tears, recorded in collaboration with ALWAYS LIVE at The Workers Club, celebrating women in music. Joined by two trailblazing artists, Inanna Indigo and Magnets, we dive into their journeys, the power of storytelling through music, and the importance of creating space for women in the industry.Thankyou to ALWAYS LIVE, Visit Victoria & The Workers Club for helping facilitate this lovely live rendition of the podcast!Support the show 2024-12-0158 min

Beers & Tears1. Welcome to the PodcastThis episode we chat about our monthly music faves, the impacts of Covid on the music industry & other fun stuffSupport the show 2024-07-2219 min

Beers & Tears189. Slowly SlowlySlowly Slowly are an Australian pop punk and indie rock band from Melbourne, Victoria. There’s an unshakable sense of comfort and resonance that comes with listening to Slowly Slowly. Stringing together the stunning recent singles from Slowly Slowly, the Melbourne indie faves have released their new album Daisy Chain via UNFD. This episode I chat with Slowly Slowly about finally releasing a track that sat in the archives for over 10 years, playing Groovin the Moo Festival and living out our 14 year old All Ages dreams. Support the show 2023-04-1821 min

Beers & Tears103. James FranklinThis episode I chat with singer/Songwriter James Franklin. James grew up in the hills of the Dandenong Ranges in Victoria, Australia and has released two EP’s and an album. We chat about the process of releasing new music, growing a following outside of Australia and his new single coming on March 28 ‘She Loves Me’Support the show 2022-02-1731 min

Beers & Tears97. St EmeraldThis episode I chat with St Emerald about their latest track ‘Not Keeping Score’, how they came together as a band, their musical influences and their gig at ‘Bar Open’ which was in fact very AWESOME!!!!Support the show 2021-12-1729 min

Beers & Tears96. Another Rat RecordsThis episode I chat with the brains behind new WA record label - Another Rat Records. Jack & Jean-Luc shared the stories behind the bands on the label & why they decided to start their own record label. They expressed their passion for the up-coming local scene and chat about their label launch show.Support the show 2021-12-1622 min

Beers & Tears95. Dear Sunday (2)Theyre back! This episode I chat with Dear Sunday about their year of 2021! The WA band just dropped their debut EP 'Draw 4' and are kicking off their WA tour. Support the show 2021-12-1526 min

Beers & Tears94. Beddy RaysThis episode I chat with Beddy Rays from Reddy Bay about how they all met and started making music together and their new track ‘On My Own’ and how it is their most personal track to date.Support the show 2021-12-1017 min

Beers & Tears93. ArcherThis episode I chat with Archer about her moving to Gold-Coast and finding her feet, her new track ‘Overgrown’, collaborating with Drest & some difficult gig experiences. Support the show 2021-12-0832 min

Beers & Tears92. Joshua MoriartyThis episode I chat with Joshua Moriarty about his musical journey, balancing a solo project as well as his other musical projects and his new album ‘Melancholia’ Support the show 2021-12-0336 min

Beers & Tears91. Seb SzaboThis episode I chat with Seb Szabo about his ‘Before Sunrise’ moment that is the story behind his new single ‘Twice Over’, his journey on The Voice and all the windows that were stared out of in order to create his EP. Support the show 2021-12-0132 min

Beers & Tears90. Joe MungovanThis episode I chat with Joe about moving to Kangaroo Valley and making his debut ‘A Flower In The Weeds’, the Bon Iver album that influenced Joe’s music and how meeting a girl in Berlin & letting her cut his hair created a wonderful song. Support the show 2021-11-2519 min

Beers & Tears89. Chelsea WarnerIn this episode I chat with Chelsea Warner about getting into production and comparing producing for yourself and producing for others. We discussed her new EP ‘Drama', sifting through her life’s work to find her favourite songs and figuring out her sound. Support the show 2021-11-2317 min

Beers & Tears87. South SummitThis episode I chat with South Summit about their debut EP ‘Merlin’s’ , the influences behind their music and how the band came to be. South Summit were formed in early 2020 and are a 5-piece band that is taking the Perth music scene by storm. Support the show 2021-11-1715 min

Beers & Tears88. Psychedellic Porn CrumpetsThis episode I chat with Psychedelic Porn Crumpets about their new tune ‘Lava Lamp Pisco’ , their album ‘SHYGA! The Sunlight Mound’ and the creative process. We discussed the new music that is to come for PCC and the upcoming tour with Ocean AlleySupport the show 2021-11-1731 min

Beers & Tears86. Lena MerhiIn this episode I chat with Lena Merhi, a 20 year old author who wrote a poetry book over the course of six years, this book delves into trauma, love and questions of self.Lena gives us a rundown on her favourite poems and the story behind them. Tune into Lena and I discussing living with BPD, the toxic and sexist culture in the music industry & the creation of the playlist behind her debut poetry book ‘Don’t Know If I’m Evil Or Not’ Support the show 2021-11-131h 18

Beers & Tears85. Saint LaneSaint Lane released his EP RAINBOWS END on October 29 and in this episode we chat about the crazy journey Saint Lane has been on throughout his career.Support the show 2021-11-121h 01

Beers & Tears84. Human NoiseThere is something undeniably frenetic about the razor sharp song-writing of Sydney based alternative rock outfit Human Noise. This episode I chat with Human Noise about their debut album ‘Animal People’, their strong feelings towards the concepts of albums, spotify algorithms & the joy of a microphones static shockSupport the show 2021-11-0925 min

Beers & Tears83. Timothy Wolf (Album Breakdown)Timothy Wolf is an introspective dark-country-folk with a twist of ‘I’m ready to boogie now’. This episode Tim went through all the songs on his debut album 'Timothy Wolf' and gave us a little taste on the inspirations, meanings, thoughts and feels behind each song.Support the show 2021-11-0631 min

Beers & Tears82. Dominic BreenThis episode I chat with Dominic Breen about playing on James Corden with Middle Kids, working with Tim Fitz and the journey towards his debut album ‘Blue Volume’Support the show 2021-11-0424 min

Beers & Tears81. Morning Maxwell, Jimmy Harwood & Josh CashmanThis episode I chat with Morning Maxwell, Jimmy Harwood & Josh Cashman about their new track ‘On My Own’ We chat about how the three met & how they managed to come together to create this ripper track! With Morning Maxwell’s marvellous production featuring Jimmy Harwood’s hip-hop influenced vocals and the guitars from none other than Josh Cashman. Support the show 2021-10-2925 min

Beers & Tears80. SanniaEmerging Melbourne artist SANNIA unveiled her breathtaking ‘Go And Get Over’ in 2018. Her arrival onto the scene was described as a ‘watershed moment” by Beat Magazine. After supporting the likes of the Rubens, Tia Gostelow and Kira Puru, she became a finalist in Nashville’s 2020 International Songwriting Competition out of 26,000 entries. SANNIA is set to release her debut EP in 2021This episode I chat with Sannia about her killer new track ‘Sad Rich Girls’ and the stigma surrounding women bringing other women down. We discussed our love for Sam Fender and incorporating big dictionary words into songs and chat about...2021-10-2226 min

Beers & Tears79. DrestWhat’s it like being a young Australian navigating (this crazy) life in 2021? Pick any track from Drest’s eclectic catalog and all will be revealed. A melting pop, rap and indie influences bleed into Drests’ musicThis episode I chat with Drest about his fresh new track ‘dontcallitlove’ and the story and inspirations behind the track. We also discussed his new found love for Dominic Fike and touched on his previous bop ‘tillthesundies’Support the show 2021-10-2019 min

Beers & Tears78. Zachary LeoZachary Leo is a bold blend of funk, rock, and soul from Melbourne- based artist Zachary Leo Gulavin. This episode I chat with Zachary about his upcoming release ‘So Good’ and the uncomfortabilities of unreciprocated love. We discussed weird X-Factor audition stories, shared some gig memories and chat about his debut EP ‘Feels’Support the show 2021-10-1535 min

Beers & Tears77. H3rizonH3rizon, a three piece pop group out of Sydney who have just dropped their single Serious.This episode I chat with the lovely ladies from H3rizon about coming together to form a girl group after trying out individual careers, the essence of girl power and their new single ‘Serious’.Support the show 2021-10-1326 min

Beers & Tears76. SametimeThis episode I chat with Sametime about the evolution of their music, their new EP ‘Maybe We Can Get High’ and we had a laugh about their show at the footy.Sunshine Coast brothers Tim and Sam Aitken learned their instinctive ‘Pop logic’ from the streets. Despite their years (Tim, 22 and Sam, 19) they have spent the last 10 years developing a reputation as one of the Sunny Coast’s hardest working acts. Their strong connection to pop music’s version of ‘the Coal Face’ throughout their younger years eventually paid dividends. In 2017 their band Sametime was signed to a long term publ...2021-10-0831 min

Beers & Tears75. DillastrateDillastrate just can’t sit still. Driven by a deep love for live performance, the New Zealand duo has toured extensively, as well as regularly supporting Kiwi greats such as Katchafire and Sons of Zion on their national tours. The duo has also frequently played an intimidating number of staple New Zealand music festival stages, including Northern Bass, Rhythm & Vines and Electric Avenue. A live performance by the duo ensures that no foot is left untapping, with entire venues transitioning from stationary to dancing-their-arses-off in a matter of one song.This episode we chat with Dillastrate about the...2021-10-0626 min

Beers & Tears74. Polish ClubSydney rock band Polish Club consisting of David Novak and John-Henry Pajak have released their third studio album ‘Now We’re Cookin’’. Their new album is the result of Sydney’s favourite definitely-still-a-rock-band rock band, pumping out songs like a well-oiled machine with perhaps a tad too much gusto during last year’s lockdown. Filtered down to 10 perfectly crystalised tracks, the new album landed triple j’s Feature Album this week and arrives with the official video for new single 'Baby We're Burning'This episode I chat with Polish Club about ‘Now We’re Cookin’ , their collaboration with Burger Head & b...2021-10-0127 min

Beers & Tears73. Voodoo BlooVoodoo Bloo is a powerful indie rock-driven project, led by Rory McDonald. Our sounds are very much influenced by acts such as Arctic Monkeys, Deftones and System of a Down, as well as some singer-songwriter artists such as Car Seat Headrest and Neutral Milk Hotel, which brings a great blend of emotional and conceptual songwriting with a very catchy and frequently danceable distorted mess.This episode I chat with Voodoo Bloo about the processes of creating their beer and selling a collection of 1500 beer bottles in order to create the studio in which their debut album ‘JACOBUS’ was...2021-09-2932 min

Beers & Tears72. Mild OrangeMild Orange is the project of Mehrt, Jah, Barry & Jack - four friends from throughout New Zealand connected by making things intended to uplift and shine light on some of life’s experiences. Together, they write and create in idyllic destinations by converting beach houses and getaway homes into recording studios, very much living the songs. They aim to produce the timeless, while timely - the universal, through personal - the nostalgic, yet ever-evolving upon each listen. This episode we chat with Mild Orange about their new track ’This Kinda Day’ and how it came to be, our lov...2021-09-2441 min

Beers & Tears71. RomanieRomanie is the project of Belgian born, Melbourne based singer-songwriter Romanie Assez. Think of a dreamy and fragile sound, but one with soaring vocals and interesting melodies that stick with you long after you’ve listened to her songs. This episode we chat with Romanie about the difference between the music scene in Belgium and the music scene in Melbourne, the story behind her ‘Little Big Steps’ EP, coming into a new place and finding your feet and how lying her way into a songwriting class started her career.Support the show 2021-09-2223 min

Beers & Tears70. DebbiesHailing from Jervis Bay, NSW Australia, Debbies are a two-piece rock band comprised of lifelong best mates Noah Egan and Alex Robertson that formed in January 2019. With a sound that combines those summary slacker vibes with upbeat hard hitting rock melodies, the duo evoke a mesmerising pop rock sound that reflects their easy going and energetic personalities.This episode we chat with Debbies about their new track ‘Sinner’ and the wonderful series of events that brought together the accompanying music video. Calling up their producer for the first time in a Hungry Jacks car park & the gospel that...2021-09-1729 min

Beers & Tears69. GoldingContinuing to captivate fans with their synth-driven, bass-soaked musical stylings, Gold Coast duo Golding have taken this year by storm. Forming in 2019 by combining the sleek production skills of Matt Bartlem and alluring coal melodies of Jay Bainbridge, the pair have hit their stride particularly in the last 12 months, consistently offering up shimmering, seductive indie-dance anthems. This episode we chat with Golding about their latest track Boxing Underwater’ and their dream collaborations. After our episode with Boo Seeka we also had the chance to discuss the other half of ‘Don’t Waste Your Love’ from Golding’s perspective...2021-09-1526 min

Beers & Tears68. ToraTora’s third album A Force Majeure is out. The 11-track album features singles ‘Put Down Your Phone’, ‘Inundated’, ‘Call On Me’ ‘Why Won’t You Wait’ and ‘When Will I Learn’ and captures the essence of a band who have found themselves a world away from the normalcy they were accustomed to.This episode we chat with Thorne Davis all the way from the gorgeous beaches of Bali. Thorne chat to us about Tora's amazing new album ‘A Force Majeure’, how the band kicked off in the soundcloud era and moving to Amsterdam & the forever evolving music and songwriting proces...2021-09-1027 min

Beers & Tears67. WanderersKnown around the country for their ability to create a dancefloor at festivals regardless of the time of day, a formidable live band who have graced stages all across the world, Wanderers create a sound with a distinctive throwback feel and groove that sits current, while feeling vaguely familiar. This episode we chat with Wanderers about their latest track Penny, their favourite lyrics, the stigma surrounding drinking in the music industry and playing a gig in a snowstorm. Support the show 2021-09-0832 min

Beers & Tears66. Bluey GreenAfter an adventurous life of surf and travel, including a stint in Eastern Europe as part of a rock opera, Mount Maunganui’s Mitch Horton turned the turmoil of 2020 into the catalyst for him to create a musical presence of summery optimism, under the name Bluey Green. His warmth and positive energy that make up the signature indie pop surf rock Bluey Green sound, is a breath of fresh air to a weary world.This episode we chat with Bluey Green about his new self titled EP, working with producer MERK and the holistic meaning behind the EP...2021-09-0332 min

Beers & Tears65. BenedictHailing from Melbourne, Australia, Pop-alt artist, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Benedict translates experiences of heartbreak, love, social observation and justice into their melodic artistry. Benedict cut their teeth on some of the greats. Delving into artists like Bowie, Joplin, Mercury, MJ and more, these all helped shape the cornerstones of Benedicts on sirens vocal stylings and writing.This episode we chat with Benedict about their experiences working as a prison guard as well as some of the injustices that surround us and how these events have provoked the music they make today. We discussed their two most recent...2021-09-0133 min

Beers & Tears64. Loose BricksLoose Bricks are a Dream-Rock band based in Melbourne that writes catchy songs about Love, Friendships, the ups and downs and everything in between. With a classic country kid attitude, LB embraces the journey that life takes you on and do their best to take everyone with them.This episode we chat with Loose Bricks about growing up as musicians in country town Mildura, the secret metaphor behind the Loose Bricks name and the meaning and stories behind their new EP ‘Waves of Mirage’Support the show 2021-08-2726 min

Beers & Tears63. Isla NoonIsla Noon has quickly become one of this year’s most exciting fresh artists, with her touchingly introspective and ambitiously cinematic debut track ‘Summer in August’ released at the very end of 2020. Followed by her most recent track ‘Talk About Us’ which found itself in the #8 spot on the HOT NZ Singles chart.This episode we chat with Isla about her first track ‘Summer in August’ and her most recent track ‘Talk About Us’. We discussed how going to uni for music and being signed to an indie label has helped her career and the importance of the gel between an...2021-08-2520 min

Beers & Tears62. BaresAustralian indie-pop artist Bares is bringing you emotional storytelling on the backs of shimmering soundscapes. Influenced by synth-wave dream-pop icons like CHVRCHES, and RnB/soul genius’ like Nai Palm and Lianne La HavesIn this episode we chat with Bares about her new upcoming project, her latest release ‘Hercules’, what it is like having your song played on a Netflix show and the time consuming journey of creating a website with her entire discographySupport the show 2021-08-2031 min

Beers & Tears61. Pinkish BluIndie-pop romantics Pinkish Blu are becoming an unavoidable heart-shaped dot on the radar that is the Australian music scene and in this weeks episode we had the pleasure of chatting a bit more in depth about their new EP ‘people just do good things sometimes’ which is part 2 of their last EP ‘there’s no such thing as good people’. Along with some lovely stories about how the band came to be and the story of their most recent single ‘Old Blue’Support the show 2021-08-1819 min

Beers & Tears60. PirraPirra are a quartet now based out of Wollongong making strikingly danceable indie pop. Featuring the vocals of front woman Jess Beck, James McKendry on guitar and identical twin brothers driving the rhythm bus - Curtis Argent on the bass and Jeffrey Argent on the drums. This episode we chat with Pirra about the close knit relationship that the band has & its pros and cons, their music processes and working with Pnau on their latest track. Drummer Jeff also happens to have brewed the iconic avocado beer as well as some other amazing Grassy Knoll beers and w...2021-08-1334 min

Beers & Tears59. Shiny Joe RyanSporting a mane of curly locks, a hilarious sense of humour and a lilting Irish brogue, Shiny Joe Ryan is a wonderous enigma. It’s been a long, seven year wait since the release of his debut solo album The Cosmic Microwave Background in 2014. Joe finally found the time to record this new offering between touring as a crew member for Tame Impala and performing with Pond. This episode we chat with Shiny Joe about his wondrous new album and his work with Pond and Tame Impala. Shiny’s Democracy is an album for anyone and everyone and a...2021-08-0626 min

Beers & Tears58. Jordan WilsonJordan Wilson is a singer and poetic wordsmith, whose soulful vocals are best known for his work with Georgia Fair. Wilson formed Georgia Fair when he met Ben Riley in high school; inspired by Nirvana they started writing songs and were signed to Sony Music. Jordan Wilson is currently juggling his new solo project alongside album sessions with Georgia Fair and the upcoming release of his first book. Some Short, Some Long will be released in late 2021 and includes several short stories, one longer story and poems with illustrations to match. This episode we discussed Jor...2021-08-0420 min

Beers & Tears57. Sophisticated DingoSophisticated 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 achievement...2021-07-3037 min

Beers & Tears56. Oly ShermanEmerging as an exciting fresh face out of Sydney’s indie-folk scene, Oly Sherman has matched his on-record captivation on stages too, selling out and winning hearts with his all-enveloping brand of performance that has seen him compared to the likes of Tash Sultana, Matt Corby and Boy & Bear. This episode we chat with Oly about his debut album ‘Land of All Pretend’ , his first memories of playing Mumford and Sons covers at markets and the excessive walking that we have all been enduring during lockdown.Support the show 2021-07-2829 min

Beers & Tears55. SupathickThe thickness you didn’t know you needed. Perth WA Christian Zappia / Guitars Marley Donnon-Cook / Bass Joshua Chan / Keyboards Josh Wright / Droms Regan Dale / Percussion Keely Brittain / Vocals The Perth group have been mainstays of the WA music community and in the last year, have been breaking out onto radars of their eastern state cousins with their fired up brand of funk and disco-leaning pop. It’s music that has always paid great respect to the artists who pioneered these sonic movements, without losing any contemporary edge. And, it’s music that makes you wanna dance.Thi...2021-07-2332 min

Beers & Tears54. Make the MoonDan & Josh are a folk-pop duo making moves into the Brisbane and Sunshine Coast music scene. Having met playing cricket and agreeing they were both rubbish at it, the two picked up instruments instead and started creating a sound heavily inspired by the social flavour of life. This episode we chat with Make the Moon about their latest release ‘Living in the Moment’ and how the track came to be, covering the sponge-bob theme songs at your sisters 21st and discovering a new delicious Spanish concoction brought to us by Dan himself.Support the show 2021-07-1628 min

Beers & Tears53. TravalleySince moving from regional Victoria to the heart of Melbourne, Travalley have gone through several incarnations to become the distinct two-piece they are today. This stripped-back line-up has allowed for the band to focus in on their signature sound of catchy hooks and pristine harmonies, encased in an upbeat euphony of driving drums and jangly guitars. All the while still maintaining a live sound that an only be described as BIG. This episode we chat with Travalley about the struggles of having a name with similar search to Travis Scott, the festival that they came up with called T...2021-07-0940 min

Beers & Tears52. TOIAfter cementing themselves in New Zealand’s live music scene, Wellington-based band, Tunes of I, are signalling a time of growth and a change of musical direction. Meet their new incarnation: TOI; a cosmic collision of soul, funk and pop.This episode we chat with one of Aotearoa’s most captivating live bands, TOI. We chat with Conway all about their new musical direction and name change and the reality of working day jobs to keep music careers afloat. Conway is a brilliant story teller and filled us in on some golden stories behind some of the TOI t...2021-07-0335 min

Beers & Tears51. AustenBorn and raised in Dalby, regional QLD, her love of music and art as escapism started early. With a DIY approach influenced by her small-town upbringing, the young musician began uploading the first songs she ever finished on the internet - going on to the amass millions of streams across her catalogue as an independent artistThis episode we chat with Austen about her latest track ‘North. South East West’ and the 60s retro concert music video that accompanies it. We also discussed how the name Austen came to her in a dream, where she looks for styl...2021-06-2532 min

Beers & Tears50. Pretty UglysPretty Uglys are 3 mates living in Perth WA, making music together and creating a sound that inspires them. Having shared the stage with some of Australia’s favourite artists such as RUBY FIELDS, SPACEY JANE and PIST IDIOTS, as well as the recent release of their EP ‘Party Friends’ finding Triple J play and video clip features on RAGE the trio aren't slowing down anytime soon. This episode we chat with Pretty Uglys about their recent EP 'Party Friends, finding their band name through their drummer's Aunty and theirm favourite gigs to date. We had a great laugh w...2021-06-1829 min

Beers & Tears49. Corduroy SpaceshipThe corduroy boy! Delicate vocal melodies, reverb soaked guitars and crunchy drum recordings are the work of Torsten Gustavsson, whom established Corduroy Spaceship in 2018 after being gifted a vintage green corduroy shirt by close friend and fellow member of Felix Leunig & The Looming Feelings.This episode we chat with Corduroy Spaceship all about his recent EP 'Life in Hollywood', making folk tunes, moving to Melbourne right at the beginning of lockdown and the struggles and hilarious stories of trying to put a band together. Support the show 2021-06-1624 min

Beers & Tears48. WaliensWaliens is a local emerging band, fresh out of South East Melbourne, brought to you by Ned, Chip, Jack and Chris. Last weekend the legends dropped their second single off of their upcoming EP ‘What Ya Know’. This episode we chat with the band all about the single and the process of releasing new music, black eyes at drunk mums gigs and some classic first gig horrors. Support the show 2021-06-1424 min

Beers & Tears47. The VANNSThe VANNS are a true powerhouse of modern day Australian rock & roll, best described as, "four mates playing their instruments loud & live". Doubling as Triple J's Feature Album in November 2019 upon its release, The VANNS debut "Through The Walls" was a true demonstration of their storytelling and songwriting abilities maturing. This episode we chat with Jimmy Vann all about their incredible debut album 'Through The Walls" and their latest release 'Red Light'. We also discussed our love for Chaka Khan, playing on rotating stages and their upcoming tour with Eliza & The Delusionals!!!Support the show 2021-06-1129 min

Beers & Tears46. Boo SeekaA combination of pulsating sounds that bed down layered textures of electronic bass and percussive beats, Boo Seeka’s smooth synths and rolling beats keeps the energy sizzling like a neon sign on the Miami strip. This episode we chat with Boo Seeka about their love of touring and writing their first hit track 'Kingdom Leader' on Garage Band. We shared our love of lockdown drinking over a couple beers this episode with Boo & chat all about their latest track 'Don't Waste Your Love' with Golding along with the funny story behind its music video. Supp...2021-06-0427 min

Beers & Tears45. Nicholas HamiltonIt's not every day we get an Australian actor from some of Hollywood’s biggest films cross over into music. Nicholas Hamilton that melds the rhythm and drive of The Black Keys with the smooth pop of George Ezra with his brilliant slice of alt-pop, the blisteringly cool new single ‘In Line'We chat with Nic all about his ventures in LA, coming back to Australia to pursue music, his new track ‘In Line’ and about how so very keen he is to get on the stage and play some gigs!Support the show 2021-05-2823 min

Beers & Tears44. AvalancheIf AC/DC tripped over Wolfmother and fell down the stairs while playing Rose Tattoo they’d land as Avalanche! Avalanche are a 4 piece hard rock band from Western Sydney playing heart-racing, gut bustling, roof crashing, piss-off Rock 'N Roll sent directly from the devil himself... to brighten your day. We chat with the Sydney hard-rock outfit about how they formed, their latest EP drop 'Second Hand Band' and their upcoming nationwide tour. Support the show 2021-05-2619 min

Beers & Tears43. Mazbou QThis episode we chat with Auckland musician Mazbou Q. Mazbou made the most poignant and important statement of his career, with his new single ‘Don’t Stop Regardless’. An uplifting anthem of hope ‘Don’t Stop Regardless’ seeks “to encourage and inspire people like myself, including indigenous peoples around the world facing similar hardships, to continue to fight for hope and freedom for our future generations,” says Mazbou Q. In this episode we chat with Mazbou about growing up as one of the only African familys in NZ, his interest in Afro Futurism and how it reflected in his recent Mini Docum...2021-05-2134 min

Beers & Tears42. Kira PuruKira Puru is a multi disciplinary artist and musician, based in Melbourne, Australia. Known for her dynamic live performances and genre-defying writing style, she is widely respected as one of Australia’s biggest voices. This episode we chat with Kira about her journey to Melbourne to give up music which turned into the move that formed her career, her latest tracks, including the learning curve behind her latest track 'Idiot' and her killer tik tok game. Support the show 2021-05-1434 min

Beers & Tears41. PARKERThis episode we chat with multi-faceted Launceston artist, PARKER who has recently released her single 'Lie Low'. An inspiringly moving song about reclaiming power, aptly released on International Women’s Day. We chat with parker about her new song and her wonderful talent for creating visual art. Diving into the world of VR and chatting about what is to come for PARKER.Support the show 2021-05-0729 min

Beers & Tears40. Kee'AhnThis episode we chat with proud Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Kee'ahn who ventured from her home in North Queensland, to pursue a dream in the Kulin Nation (Melbourne, Australia). We chat with Kee'ahn about the meaning of her name coming from the Wik people and how it resonates with her life, her debut single 'Better Things' and her new track 'Stranger' with Dallas Woods and the amazing shows that she has been apart of recently, including Blacktivism and April Sun.Support the show 2021-04-3028 min

Beers & Tears39. The MossThis episode we chat with our first US band, The Moss!! All the way from UTAH, this 4 piece began through meeting at school in Hawaii and started playing shows in front of a taco truck, they all found themselves in Utah and formed The Moss! We chat with the band about how their name came to be, their upcoming album and why they chose to release their album pairs of songs that they call "the twos". Their final "two" comes out TODAY on April 23 and thus their album 'Kentucky Derby' will be complete!!Support the show 2021-04-2318 min

Beers & Tears38. Shag RockThis episode we chat with Nick from Brisbane based Shag Rock, loveable livers of life, the indie-rock 4 piece hit us with a new track 'April Nights' on April first! We chat with Nick all about the new track and their upcoming works, what it was like working with Ian Haug (Powederfinger) and most of all we were taught the perfect way to listen to Shag Rock is with a triple brie and a glass of wine. Support the show 2021-04-1626 min

Beers & Tears37. Timothy WolfThis episode we chat with Melbourne artist Timothy Wolf who just released his new single 'In your arms again'. Timothy is a big slice of wholesome pie and we chat with him all about writing his latest tracks, playing live with a 9 piece band and going to byron to create his upcoming album. His new track is an introspective soulful blues song with a hint of 'I'm ready to boogie' and we love it!Support the show 2021-04-0921 min

Beers & Tears36. Pierce BrothersThis episode we chat with festival favourites and vibe inducing indie-folk darlings, Pierce Brothers. We chat with Pat all about the story behind their new album 'into the great unknown' & their latest single 'Brother' as well as the anticiption of finally being able to play shows and festivals again, busking on the streets of Melbourne and getting trapped in Mexico on a boat during the beginning of the COVID lockdown.Support the show 2021-04-0229 min

Beers & Tears35. Brigitte BardiniThis episode we chat with Melbourne muso Brigitte Bardini about her latest tracks Aphrodite & Wild Ride, dropping out of uni to pursue music, musical influences and filming different types of music videos.Support the show 2021-03-2615 min

Beers & Tears34. Robbie MillerThis episode we chat with Brisbane artists Robbie Miller about his brilliant debut album 'Little Love'. We discussed the 4 year proccess of the album, beginning at Matt Corby's Rainbow Valley studio, having a child along the way and his dream collaborations. Support the show 2021-03-2018 min

Beers & Tears33. Austin MackayThis episode we chat with 19 year old singer/songwriter from Newcastle, Austin Mackay. We chat all about moving into his van, playing shows along the eastcoast and beginning a career from such a young age. Austin released his debut EP 'The Distance Between' in late 2020 and cant wait to play it live across Australia. Support the show 2021-03-1218 min

Beers & Tears32. Ra Ra ViperThis episode we chat with WA band Ra Ra Viper who released thier latest track in November 2020 called Swanny Beach. We had such a laugh with these legends about Alby beers, the formation of the band and accidently scaring off the local Swanny Beach homeless man. Support the show 2021-03-0622 min

Beers & Tears31. Just AZBONUS EPISODE!! We added an extra episode this week where we chat with Melbourne muso Just AZ about playing gigs, running your own cafe and finding your own sound. Aaron just released his newest track up on Soundcloud called Reasons. Support the show 2021-03-0315 min

Beers & Tears30. TariniThis episode we chat with the loveliest soul, miss Tarini from Canberra. We love when our guests go on their tangents and this episode was full of them. Tarini released her first ever song in November last year called 'Do You Wanna Dance' and we chat with her all about the struggles of putting out your first works of music and how her career began sining in another language. Support the show 2021-02-2626 min

Beers & Tears29. Dear SundayThis episode we chat with WA band, Dear Sunday. The 4 piece (Ben, Eli, Mason and Calvin) released a bunch of music in 2020 including their latest track 'Suzie' and in this episode we spoke about about falling off stages, playing synth while wearing disco pants and their new track releasing next week Feb 26!Support the show 2021-02-1925 min

Beers & Tears28. Social StreetThis episode we chat with Melbourne funk duo, Social Street. The two Melbournians have just released their first single, 'Come Over', a song written based off the struggles of the pandemic. We chat with Grace and Liam about their funky musical influences, playing gigs in strange locations and writing wonderful wedding songs. Support the show 2021-02-1214 min

Beers & Tears27. Eli GreeneyesThis episode we chat with WA born, Eli Greeneyes who has just realised his new single and music video, 21 an anthem for the cool kids, perfect for summer road trips or weekend afternoons with mates in the sun. We chat all about Eli's musical endeavours, writing processes, mental health and the healing ability that music has on people. Support the show 2020-12-2137 min

Beers & Tears26. Jimmy HarwoodThis guy is an absolute legend!!! Jimmy Harwood is a Melbourne artist who combines his singer-songwriter abilities with hip hop influenced vocals. This episode we chat with Jimmy about all his amazing upcoming projects as well as his latest EP 'Electric Daisy'. Support the show 2020-12-1417 min

Beers & Tears25. October Favourites 2020This episode we chat about our favourite music of October 2020. Our favourite albums, artists and more. Support the show 2020-12-0715 min

Beers & Tears24. Old MervsThis episide we chat with two piece WA band, Old Mervs. Old Mervs have been releasing music left right and centre this 2020, with their latest track Cellphone absolutely smashing it. The two farm boys spoke to us about how they came together as a band, upcoming gigs and their goals for the new year. Support the show 2020-11-2331 min

Beers & Tears23. StellieThis episode we chat with Stellie! Making the leap from bedroom artist to knockout shows at the BIGSOUND 2019 industry showcase, Stellie is a young Adelaide artist on the cusp of bigger things. Inspired by strong female voices, her tender and personal tales, over beats and shimmering guitar, are indie pop slow burners that cut straight to the heart.Support the show 2020-11-0918 min

Beers & Tears22. Neko PinkThis episode we chat with Africa & Gus from the Aussie electro-pop duo, Neko Pink. We discussed their latest track Fool 4 Ya, playing festivals and being sick in a foreign country.Support the show 2020-11-0233 min

Beers & Tears21. Indigo McKeonThis episode we chat with the lovely Indigo McKeon from Mornington Peninsula about her travels through North America and her musical and art endeavours. Support the show 2020-10-2921 min

Beers & Tears20. Teenage DadsThe episode we chat with Melbourne legends Teenage Dads about their latest track 'Thankyou for the Honey, Honey', we also learned a thing or two about Mongooses..Support the show 2020-10-2824 min

Beers & Tears19. HomebrandThis episode we chat with a couple of the fellas from Perth band Homebrand. It's safe to say we had some great laughs with Daryl and Billy chatting about festivals, everything Homerbrand and David Dobrik...?Support the show 2020-10-1930 min

Beers & Tears18. Our 2020 ARIA VotesARIA Nominations just came out... so this episode we go through all the ARIA nominations for 2020 and decide on our votes.Support the show 2020-10-1630 min

Beers & Tears17. Sam AllenThis episode we are joined with alternative rock artist, Sam Allen from Wollongong NSW. We chat all about his music, gigging and oddly enough rollercoasters and carousels.Support the show 2020-10-1228 min

Beers & Tears16. Why Shrek 2 is SuperiorThis episode we chat about many random topics surrounding our favourite tv show and movie binges at the moment. Highlighting a groundbreaking discussion regarding Shrek and why Shrek 2 is obviously the most superior of the series. Update: The show we couldnt remember was 'The Midnight Gospel' & on another note Vic clearly had too many beers because she got half the Shrek songs wrongSupport the show 2020-10-0919 min

Beers & Tears15. Beers with in (out) MagazineThis episode we chat with Canberra creative, Anthony who is the founder of in (out) Magazine. The magazine features all the brands, people and ideas shaping youth culture. Anthony gives us the rundown on all the ins and outs of his Magazine and even gives us a litte run for our money by interviewing us too!Support the show 2020-10-0525 min

Beers & Tears14. Remember Venues?This episode we ramble about our favourite venues and experiences attending gigs in Melbourne and around the world. Have a listen If you feel like reminiscing with us.Support the show 2020-10-0217 min

Beers & Tears13. Velvet BloomThis episode we chat with Mornington Peninsula musician Maddy from the neo-soul, alt. pop project, Velvet Bloom. Discussing all her wonderful ventures with her live band "The Vito Collective" and her own business endeavors in the music industry.Support the show 2020-09-2833 min

Beers & Tears12. The Biopic EffectThis episode we chat all about music biopics! Discussing all the brilliant past a future films that have and will be made as well as the some of the impacts that we think biopic films have on the industry.Support the show 2020-09-2516 min

Beers & Tears11. Martin GillThis episode we chat with South African musician, Martin Gill about current life in South Africa and his recent EP 'Search and Rescue'.Support the show 2020-09-2114 min

Beers & Tears10. September Favourites 2020This episode we discuss our favourite music during the month of September 2020. In this monthly segment we will highlight our favourite, songs, books, albums, artists, documentaries and anything else we are loving each month. Stay tuned for our monthly favourites!Support the show 2020-09-1815 min

Beers & Tears9. AceplayThis episode we had some Chats & Cheers with band Aceplay, had some good laughs with these Melbourne boys. Support the Show.2020-09-1509 min

Beers & Tears8. Sampling... Copyright & CreativityThis episode we chat about the creative and copyrighted sides of sampling and also discussed the new Glass Animals album 'Dreamland' and some of the stories behind the album. Support the Show.2020-09-0816 min

Beers & Tears7. PlzStandByeThis episode we chat with Canberra artist, PlzStandBye about the behind the scenes of his music and where he sees the future of live music going. Support the show 2020-09-0528 min

Beers & Tears6. 'WAP'... Powerful or Problematic?This episode we chat about the new Cardi B and Meghan Thee Stallion 'WAP' music video and we review the new Disclosure album 'Energy'Support the Show.2020-09-0130 min

Beers & Tears4. R.I.P FestivalsThis episode we chat about socially distanced festivals, Smash Mouth gig gone wrong and our favourite tunes at the momentSupport the Show.2020-09-0125 min

Beers & Tears5. Beers with Bella AmorThis episode we chat with Brisbane artist, Bella Amor about how tik tok supports emerging artists and her upcoming EP 'Crayons of the Soul' and her latest single 'Beauty'Support the show 2020-09-0120 min

Beers & Tears2. Chainsmokers Kinda SuckThis episode we chat about the Chainsmokers Covid Concert uproar, cool merch, the resurrgence of vinyl and cassettes and introduce our new weekly music submission segment. 2020-08-2430 min

Beers & Tears3. Among the RestlessThis episode we chat with Melbourne band, Among the Restless about income from streaming services and upcoming Among the Restless tracks Support the show 2020-08-2423 min