4ZZZ Top 20
1. Moreton - The Dog Years (Album Of The Week)
2. Square - Introducing EP
3. Cable Ties - Thoughts Back (Single)
4. Sleaford Mods - UK Grim
5. Glitoris - Lickety Split (Single)
6. Locust Revival - good grief
7. Adele And The Chandeliers - Souvenirs Of My Mind (Single)
8. Jem Cassar-Daley - King Of Disappointment (Single)
9. FELIVAND - Miss My Baby (Single)
10. bar italia - Tracey Denim
11. Girl And Girl - All I See (Single)
12. Suicide Country Hour - Injune
ZEDLINES, MONDAY 29th MAY, 8AM
Your 8AM Zedlines with Claire and Kate
IMG: ‘Eliquid Ecigarette’ by Sarah Johnson on Pixabay under CC3.0
Drinking Habits
Drinking Habits Presented By The Centenary Theatre Group
Lunar Sea
Lunar Sea: 3 piece original alt rock band. Mick Gould Jules Hancock Steve Stiller and the moon.
Zedlines, Friday 26 May 2023, 9am
Your 9am Zedlines with Georgia and Kate
Image credit: Aboriginal Art (Esther/Pixabay Under CC0)
Zedlines, Friday 26 May 2023, 8am
Your 8am Zedlines with Kyle and Lachlan.
Image Credit Healthcare (Darko Stojanovic / Pixabay under CC0)
Greens Raise the Rates Campaign
Nationwide, Australians are seeking an increase in government income support measures. The Australian Greens have launched a new campaign aimed at raising the rates of social security payments in Australia. The "Raise the Rates" campaign seeks to raise the current payments to above the poverty line and a crucial part of getting Australians through the current rising cost of living. To investigate this story 4ZZZ Journalist's Stephanie Felesina and Isabella Pesch spoke with Greens member Janet Rice and ACOSS member Charmaine Crowe.
ZEDLINES, THURSDAY 25 MAY 2023, 9AM
Your 9 am Zedlines with Yunri and Harry.
Image credit: "Seafood colours" by McPig is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
ZEDLINES, THURSDAY 25 MAY, 8AM
Your 8 am Zedlines with Yunri and Harry.
Image credit: "Touring Scotland" by Nobsta is licensed under CC BY-NC 2.0.
CLAMM, Piss Shivers & Prink @ Black Bear Lodge
A gig like this one is an excellent barometer for the state of punk in Pig City, Queensland. As Meanjinites, we shouldn’t be worried about a razor-sharp power punk outfit like CLAMM and their world-tour success, or the prodigal explosion of punk and alternative music pouring out from down south. We should be worried about the health of our own scene. At a glance, there are two criteria: the quality of the band and the turnout of punters on the ground.