Breaking away from the asbestos and soot-laced warehouses of the 90’s, Happy Valley was the first time rave culture embraced the beauty of Australia’s natural landscapes. But what came with its quick ascent in popularity was the attention of th

EP 10: Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs

Dec 26th, 2022 23m 25s

TEED is an open book, walking us through the successes and lessons learnt during his journey. He delivers honest thoughts on surviving in the music industry, overcoming imposter syndrome, and redefining your idea of success.See omnystudio.com/l

EP 9: Anna Lunoe

Nov 20th, 2022 19m 25s

Where songwriters tell stories, this DJ, producer and radio presenter says her job is to capture and create energy. In her production, she expresses that spirit in her style of “Hyperhouse”. In this episode, we speak to powerhouse Anna Lunoe. W

EP 8: The Record Store

Oct 17th, 2022 20m 42s

Whether it’s from behind the store counter, in his rave days, or advocating for change in the industry, Stephan Gyory has watched Sydney’s music history from the sidelines. Steph is a Sydney record store owner and long-time music lover who's be

EP 7: Sydney's First Night Mayor

Sep 19th, 2022 17m 33s

When you look at his resume, the job title of NSW Government’s 24-Hour Economy Commissioner sounds like it was made for Michael (Mike) Rodrigues. He founded and directed Time Out Australia, and was a chair of the Night Time Industries Associati

EP 6: Revolver Upstairs Club

Jan 18th, 2021 23m 18s

Revolver Upstairs (aka Revs), on Chapel Street, Melbourne, is undeniably one of the most famous nightclubs in Australia. But they’ve also caught an unshakeable stereotype in the public eye as nothing but a hideaway for unrestrained hedonism. D

EP 5: We No Speak Americano

Sep 11th, 2020 19m 37s

When a track goes viral online, it changes the lives of the artists that made it forever. But because no one knows exactly what makes a track go viral, they’re rarely prepared for what comes next. In this podcast, we investigate the story behin

EP 4: The rise and fall of Stereosonic

Aug 12th, 2020 25m 35s

For near to a decade, Stereosonic held the crown as Australia’s most popular electronic music festival. At the height of their success, they sold over 270,000 tickets in one year. But in 2015, the company faced a wave of legal troubles, parent

EP 3: Bang Gang

Jul 11th, 2020 24m 8s

We knew that we couldn’t make a podcast about the Aussie music scene without chatting to the Bang Gang DJ collective. Born from six mates that wanted to throw a party with no limits, their crew included Ajax, Jaime Doom, Dangerous Dan, Gus Da H

EP 2: The Presets

Jun 11th, 2020 21m 12s

For almost two decades, The Presets have made music that sounds like they’re up to no good. It’s hard, noisy, and fits right into the soundtrack for a seriously good night. That youthfulness stuck itself to the centre of their musical identity

EP 1: Sydney's hidden party scene

May 13th, 2020 16m 12s

Despite stifling restrictions, there are a bunch of legends keeping the lights on in Sydney - even if those lights aren’t surrounded by security, noise limits, or licenced bar staff. So if you’re throwing an illegal party, how do you make money