Between the voices stolen from past lovers or borrowed from sex-workers for that long night, the unwalled confessionals or the confident manifestos of total, utter confusion, Wifey songs will make you glad to do something you know you shouldn't, and give you something to hide from that partner standing there right next to you.

Wifey are now:
Stephen Claxton: Guitar, Keys, Vocals, Bass, Percussion
Nikkita Dixon: Bass, Vocals, Keys
Kathryn Brownhill: Violin, Keys
Mark “Looch” Lewis: Drums
Andy Calvert: Vocals, Guitars, Piano, Percussion

UPCYCLerS is an audio documentary podcast series, that interviews makers who recycle and repurpose existing resources and obsolete technologies. Each episode showcases a different artist and their unique upcycling project. The stories portray Australian voices that offer solutions-based ideas to transform waste into quirky contemporary art.

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Passionate, political and firmly attached to the dancefloor, Australian band NASTY PARTY is a pants to the wall punk n' new wave sonic party built around the twin songwriting, vocal and guitar attack of Nasty Simon and Rhys Nasty, formed in 2019. 

A totally eclectic mutant melting pot of everything the duo love about their favourite bands, laced with lyrics that bring to light themes relevant to today's world from progressive politics to the changing fabric of society.

Based in Sydney and London, the two duelling songwriter/singer/guitarists bash out self produced tunes that slide in somewhere between the melodic choruses of The Buzzcocks and The Cure, the bratty classic punk of Sex Pistols, The Jam, The Voidoids and The Ramones, the Antipodean guitar assault of The Angels and AC/DC and the spiky angular subversiveness of Wire and Gang Of Four.

Amanda’s music combines a rich blend of acoustic instrumentation and eclectic electronic composition. Using a consort of baroque recorders, electric and acoustic 12 string guitars, vocals, synthesised sounds and field recordings, her sound is inspired by a love of nature, harmonics and ambience, with ever evolving, unexpected and ethereal outcomes.

Followers of Joel B. Werner