Photo: Branko Cosic/Scott Mercer/Darragh Murray – Domenico Natoli It’s the end of the year, the end of the decade and the 300th episode of Live Delay! To celebrate, past Live Delay producers Darragh Murray and Branko Cosic return to the studio to share their memories of bringing live music to community radio over the past seven years. Featuring highlights from […]
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On Episode 54 of Live Delay, we hear a live set from Brisbane songwriting legend PAT RIDGEWELL. We also throw a few live songs from the KEEP ON DANCINS’ just for good measure. PAT RIDGEWELL Recorded and mixed by Dusty Anastassiou. Recorded at The End, August 2013. Pat Ridgewell is known to many in the Brisbane scene as the force
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I’m sitting here in beautiful Queenstown, New Zealand about to let you know about the great – and arguably beautiful – set we have in store for you on Episode 31 of Live Delay. While we have played a bit of their music in the past, we’ve have a special 30 minutes live feature of music from KEEP ON DANCIN’S.
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Exciting times are afoot in the Live Delay office. Well, it’s not really an office, more like a self-made hovel underneath a bridge outside Brisbane, but I can get free wifi. Anywhoo – yes, exciting times. Episode 21 is upon us and we’re about to get busy with some podcasting action! The details will be made public very soon (so,
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Welcome to Live Delay. Live Delay is a new and exciting foray into the world of live music. Broadcast via Zed Digital every Friday evening, Live Delay covers the weird, the wonderful, the shambolic and the polished – aiming to capture the spirit of the stage. Using recordings and sets obtained from community broadcasters throughout Australia, Live Delay is true
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In episode one of Live Delay, we present three short sets featuring Brisbane artists. Anonymeye Recorded and mixed by Sky Kirkham, 2012 Part electronic, part acoustic, the music of Anonymeye is difficult to accurately pigeonhole. Anonymeye, known as Andrew Tuttle, to his friends is partial to warping his acoustic guitar sounds with a raft of electronic signals, building pleasant and
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