Collapse Board Whatever happened to the music press?

Added on October 5, 2018 ed 2018 , Brisbane , Deniz Tek , Descent Into The Maelstrom , Hits , In Photos , Pip Hoyle , Radio Birdman , Rob Younger , Triffid

In Photos: Radio Birdman + HITS @ Triffid, 28.09.2018

In Photos: Radio Birdman + HITS @ Triffid, 28.09.2018

Radio Birdman play at Triffid in Brisbane, with support from HITS.

Added on September 24, 2018 ed 2018 , Chris Masuak , Deniz Tek , Descent Into The Maelstrom , Jim Dickson , Pip Hoyle , Radio Birdman , Rob Younger , Ron Keeley , Warwick Gilbert

The Collapse Board Interview: Deniz Tek (Radio Birdman)

The Collapse Board Interview: Deniz Tek (Radio Birdman)

SPOILER ALERT!!! At the very end of Descent into the Maelstrom, the 2017 Radio Birdman documentary that’s just been released on DVD, keyboard player Pip Hoyle is asked about the band’s legacy. “I don’t think there’s an Australian sound to Radio Birdman,” he states, “I think there’s a Radio Birdman sound to Australia. As arrogant […]

Added on July 14, 2017 Darragh Murray 2017 , Brisbane , Deniz Tek , Died Pretty , Echo and the Bunnymen , Golden Plains , GoMA , grouper , live review , R.E.M. , Radio Birdman , Rob Younger , Ron Peno , The Stooges , The Tivoli

Radio Birdman, Died Pretty @ The Tivoli, 23.06.2017

Radio Birdman, Died Pretty @ The Tivoli, 23.06.2017

My first Radio Birdman experience was at the Golden Plains Festival in Meredith, Victoria back in 2015. I didn’t know much about them at the time. My friend Warren used to bang about them all the time. It seemed that their main guy, Deniz Tek, was some sort of modern day renaissance man, who could […]

Added on June 30, 2017 ed 2017 , Brisbane , Died Pretty , In Photos , Mick Medew & The Mesmerisers , Radio Birdman , The Tivoli

In Photos: Died Pretty + Radio Birdman + Mick Medew & The Mesmerisers @ The Tivoli, 23.06.2017

In Photos: Died Pretty + Radio Birdman + Mick Medew & The Mesmerisers @ The Tivoli, 23.06.2017

The 2017 Died Pretty/Radio Birdman co-headline tour plays at The Tivoli in Brisbane, with support from Mick Medew & The Mesmerisers.

Added on July 17, 2012 Everett True Coloured Balls , Dr Feelgood , Everett True , Lobby Loyde , Mudhoney , Nirvana , Radio Birdman

Song of the day – 478: Coloured Balls

Dude. This is fucking nice. Brief, brutal and heavy as shit.

Added on January 10, 2012 collapseboard Andrew Stafford , Daddy Cool , Eddy Current Suppression Ring , God , Icehouse , INXS , Kylie Minogue , Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds , Radio Birdman , The Avalanches , The Great Australian Songbook , Yothu Yindi

The Great Australian Songbook II

It’s considered traditional at the University of Queensland to drop your daks when it’s played on the local campus bars

Added on July 18, 2011 collapseboard Adelaide , Billy Childish , Blondie , Celibate Rifles , Citadel , Crystal Set , Dagoes , Dead Boys , Debbie Harry , DefFX , Englebert Humperdink , GBH , Greg Shaw , Hellacopters , Hoodoo Gurus , JFK and the Cuban Crisis , Johnnies , jules normington , Laughing Outlaw , Lipstick Killers , Lonely Hearts , MC5 , Messiah Complex , Milkshakes , Minuteman , Minutemen , Mitch Easter , New Christs , Passengers , Phantom records , Plan 9 , R.E.M. , Radio Birdman , Riot City , Sonic Youth , Spongetones , Stooges , Sunnyboys , Surfside 6 , Sydney , the Chainsaws , the Deadly Hume , the Hummingbirds , The Kelpies , the Rockmelons , The Vanilla Chainsaws , Thought Criminals , Undertakers , Waterfront , X

The Big Beat In The Heart Of The Vinyl Jungle

Jules Normington is a legend on the Australian Punk Rock Underground

Added on October 25, 2010 Everett True Black Diamonds , Devil's Children , Do The Pop , Eddy Current Suppression Ring , Everett True's Australian Garage Rock Primer , Hits , Lipstick Killers , Matrimony , Missing Links , Nuggets , Pebbles , Peter Tilbrook , Pretty Ugly , Purple Hearts , Radio Birdman , Something Awful , Sunnyboys , Tales from the Aus Underground , The Birds , The Eastern Dark , The Easybeats , The Elois , The Saints , The Scientists , Tim Pittman , Tumbleweed , Ugly Things , Venom P Stinger , Wild About You , Wild Colonials , You Am I

Everett True’s Australian Garage Rock Primer

There’s a good argument to be had for grunge beginning in Australia with The Scientists in 1979. Ask Kurt Cobain. Oh wait. You can’t.