2023 Wrap Pt. 1: Another big year of change for Live Delay, welcoming new host Matt Hall and audio producer Dave Arens to the helm – for the first time splitting up the duties past announcers like Josh Watson, Branko Cosic, Reuben Aptroot, Darragh Murray and Scott Mercer had taken on all by themselves. Part one of our 2023 wrap-up […]
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Greg Charles & The Ex-Catholics: Live at Sonic Masala Fest, The Triffid, 12 August 2023 Greg Charles is a Toowoomba-born songwriter with about 20 years of experience on the scene in SE QLD, he’s been a member of Blonde Cobra and 6Majik9, earned the first Grant McLennan fellowship awarded in 2007 and released a solo album ‘Rough Music’ in 2016.
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Ethan Enoch: Live at Sonic Masala Fest at the Triffid, Newstead, 13 August 2023 Ethan Enoch-Barlow is a Quandamooka man born and raised in Logan City. Enoch-Barlow is a rapper and poet with a single recorded solo EP, ‘VOICE’, released in 2022. Ethan has also performed as a member of hip-hop trio Barefoot Boyz and The Ancient Bloods, beside a
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Platonic Sex: Live at Sonic Masala Fest, The Triffid, Newstead, 13 August 2022 Queer alt-rockers Platonic Sex are next up on the Live Delay roster. They are the main project of frontperson Bridget Brandolini, who describe their band’s output as ‘rogue Thrash-Folk’, and there are certainly parallels that could be made between Platonic Sex and the emotive force of Camp
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Total Pace: Live at the Zoo, Fortitude Valley, 9 December 2022 Just another four-part Frankenband from Meanjin? No. With their powers combined, Branko Cosic (Tape/Off, Gold Stars), Luke Henery (Violent Soho), Simon Ridley (DZ Deathrays, Velociraptor) and Mathew Somers (I Heart Hiroshima) are TOTAL PACE. When they’re not chugging away at their own brand of DIY punk, they’re chugging beers
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Alana and The Sunday Scene: Live at The Bearded Lady, West End, 19 January 2020 Alana and The Sunday Scene have since changed their name to ALLORA. Forming in mid-2019, ALLORA always brings an exciting energy to their sold-out shows, playing sets at the Brisbane Indie Project, Ungrained Festival and QUBE Effect. With their sophomore single, “Talk2U2Nite”, ALLORA introduces the
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