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Hosted by music journalist Doug Wallen, Waste the Alphabet showcases new independent Australian music. It airs 6-8pm Tuesdays on 88.0 Indigo FM in Beechworth. Podcasts: http://indigofmradio.podomatic.com. Playlists: https://facebook.com/wastethealphabet

Off the swirling Central Coast of Queensland, the year 2015; 16 year old Kate McGuire (Guitar) and 15 year old Anji Greenwood (Vocals) met in high school through mutual friends. The two would form a strong bond relating to their shared passion of music, pouring their parents stolen liquor into emptied body wash bottles and growing up in a small town that would ultimately fall short in catering to their dreams. 
 
Resulting in the Rockhampton runaways to pile into the back of an old Ford ute and drive to Queensland's capital Brisbane; the two would find the missing pieces of their journey in the form of Gold Coast drummer Jasmine Cannon partnering her piercing attitude and vast percussional skills with the fast chugging basslines of Antonia Hickey learning the instrument weeks prior to her first performance. Now with Kate’s unconventional catchy riffs and Anji’s vocals angelically soft yet turning razor sharp, cutting right through to deliver powerful and honest lyrics. 
 
VOIID was born and taking influence from the likes of L7, Smashing Pumpkins, and Hole the quartet would release critically acclaimed EP’s Pussy Orientated and Drool. Not just taking influence from the grunge rock revival of the 90s and noughties but giving their modernised answer to the genre almost 30 years later. Together the band would set out to play, Groovin’ The Moo, GizzFest, BIGSOUND, as well as sharing stages with Grinspoon, Amyl and the Sniffers and DZ Deathrays, including their own flurry of successful shows around Australia, making a name for themselves with their raw, unruly and sporadic performances.
 
In a world full of injustice, inequality and ignorance, VOIID endeavour to lend a voice to those in need of it and as a band strive to their larger ambition of reinventing the role of female.

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After accruing a sufficient stockpile of ink-tinged odes to coldwave (see Projection), Corrections’ frontman/songwriter Sam Nicholas had a sudden moment of self-interrogation countered by a subsequent abrupt awakening: the question being, “must my wholly optimistic view on life be kept eternally apart from my musical manifestations?”

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