Sandy Little writes and sings for the hard-to-define band Wolfgang Marrow. Their new album, Small Town Ghosts, is already out on digital platforms, with launch shows in Gauteng happening early June. We talk about everything from the band’s songwriting process, their relationship with the Black Cat Bones, growing up in Continue Reading
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The Flow Chats 021: Beer Adriaanse
Jy ken vir Beer Adriaanse dalk as Zinkplaat se tromspeler, Thomas van Hotel, of die gillende, Crunchie-liefhebber Korporaal in Kanarie, maar ek het met hom gesels oor alles van improv-komedie, hoe baie hy van skryf hou, en daai skooldae-droom waar jy onvoorbereid vir jou eksamen opdaag. <a href=”https://iono.fm/e/658514″>Content hosted by Continue Reading
The Flow Chats 019: Kobus de Kock Jnr
Kobus de Kock Jnr is die frontman van The Black Cat Bones, wat ‘n nuwe album, Here Is A Knife, vrystel. Ons gesels oor Kurt Kobain, lank vat in die studio, en hoe die blues eintlik uit Afrika kom – onder andere. Content hosted by iono.fm Terwyl voorraad hou is Continue Reading
Secrets through the looking glass – or a dirty window
It’s a rare privilege these days when you have a metal line up like the Secrets Tour provided. Better than finding that R50 note you forgot in a pair of jeans or an old jacket when payday seems so far away. This magical line-up included I AM, OneDaySky, A Fate Continue Reading
Basson Laubscher and the Violent Free Peace – Testifying to All
Basson Laubscher and the Violent Free Peace has given a new lick of paint to dirty rock ‘n roll and brought sexy back with their new album Testify. By using darkly ornate, literary-minded, self-consciously verbose blues rock ‘n roll they have exceeded expectations with this bad boy.
Q&A: Time for OneDaySky’s Secrets to be revealed
In aid of Rocking for Rhinos, Jampacked productions are bringing American Post-Hardcore bands Secrets to South Africa from tonight for a trio of shows in our biggest cities. Their aim for the year is to raise R1 000 000 for Rhino conservation in South Africa. We asked local openers OneDaySky Continue Reading
A taste of Lush with a side of tequila
Weekends buzz by like that first cold beer you drink far, far, too quickly. A few gulps down the gullet. Leaving you invigorated, rejuvenated, restored, renewed even. Eventually you reach over for another mouthful. Lifting the glass and noting the unsatisfyingly light weight of an empty drink. This is how Continue Reading
The Flow Chats 012: Garth Barnes
Content hosted by iono.fm Garth Barnes fronts CrashCarBurn, but he started playing music straight out of high school in a band called Tweak, and tried starting over in London. CrashCarBurn is releasing a new album today, but we chatted about it all. Please subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Stitcher, Continue Reading
“Live” electronic music at Parks – a chat with The Kiffness
Meme-master musician The Kiffness is playing at this Sunday’s Park Acoustics Electric, hoping to find the perfect booking balance between band stages and DJ lineups. We asked him about memes (obviously), influences, collaborations, and appearing at the potentially inaugural “electric” edition of Park Acoustics…
Anthelia: Bottomless Coffee Band’s stronger folk-pop return
With their sophomore album, Anthelia, Bottomless Coffee Band expands on what they’ve done before; but they’re also more sharply focused. The Cape Town-based husband-and-wife duo defines the album title, Anthelia, as “the ability to see beauty in everything and everyone around us,” and the title track builds on that idea, Continue Reading