Our guests today are WA indie rock duo Old Mervs, who are gearing up to release one of the most anticipated debut records of 2025. Their self-titled album drops next week on March 21st, a sprawling debut recorded with legendary Aussie producer Chris Collins (Royal Otis, Pacific Avenue). Blending Britpop, grunge, indie rock, and acoustic folk, the record showcases a beautifully textured collection of songs. In today’s episode, we chat with Dave House and Henry Carrington-Jones about curating tracks from their entire band history to craft this cohesive and ambitious release. We explore the sonic experimentation that shaped standout tracks like Waiting, discuss working with Chris Collins, and look ahead to the massive tour they have in the coming months.

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Our guest today is alternative pop polymath SASAMI. The Korean American songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist is a true musical chameleon, seamlessly shifting between heavy metal, industrial, folk ballads, and alt-pop while touring with the likes of Mitski, Soccer Mommy, and Snail Mail. Today, she releases her most pop-focused record yet—her third studio album, Blood on the Silver Screen. In this episode, we chat with SASAMI about stepping into the world of pop and why embracing it was actually the punkest move she could make. We discuss her shift away from classical roots, the contrasting production styles of Jenn Decilveo and Rostam, and whether we’ll see her on Australian shores later this year.

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Our guests today are the brilliant British electronic music duo Franc Moody. Composed of Jon Moody and Ned Franc, the pair has carved out a unique niche in the world of soulful disco grooves and textured electronic music, blending influences from artists like LCD Soundsystem, Daft Punk, and Jamiroquai. With their third studio album, Chewing the Fat, dropping this Friday, they bring a grittier, more analog-inspired and textured approach to their sound. In today’s episode, we chat with Jon and Ned about this shift in style, how they brought the new sound to life, and the experience of recording in a studio rented from Damon Albarn of Blur, complete with access to his legendary synth collection. Plus, we also touch on the freedom of translating electronic music into a live setting and which tracks they’re most excited to play on tour.

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