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Dave Graney and Clare Moore talk with journalist Tony Wright about Lou Reeds 1977 Australian tour and specifically, his show at the Regent Theatre in Albury, NSW on Tuesday night November 1st.

Dave Graney talks with New Zealand songwriter, writer, substacker, musician and all around interesting character George Henderson. Both vintage players, both pale South Seas human beings having lived lives as sui generis voices off in colonial outposts of the Anglo American world of popular and unpoular music. Made guys. Veterans of the psychic wars! (thank you Blue Oyster Cult). They chime strangely on so many occult scores, streams and fellow travellers. Weirdly normal types. But as Mark E Smith once quoth "ya don't have to be weird to be weird..."

eastside interview by Players Please

Peter Milton Walsh aka The Apartments once more launches his music and himself into the void with a new album on French label, Talitres. Thats Whats The Music Is For. https://theapartments.bandcamp.com/album/thats-what-the-music-is-for Fellow Australians in Europe in the 80s. The talk is all about the new album but there are questions and answers about other times and people too.

Catherine McQuade has a new album out called The Corruption Of Memory. A fellow traveller of Dave Graney and Clare Moore from the early 80s Melbourne music scene. She was in the Ears (the band portrayed in the movie Dogs In Space) and then Deckchairs Overboard and then? A fashion shop in Sydney and then re entering Melbourne and the music world several years ago. This is her third solo album. Very sophisticated music in the writing, recording and execution. Its not indie music but she works independently. Informed by jazz and R&B and film scores. Wonderful sounds.