Archive for 2011

Our last show for 2011 with a very tranquil opening bracket followed by the welcome return of DJ Garth! This year Garth, Thomas Bullock and Jeno celebrated 20 years of their Wicked Crew’s disco glory with a 13 city tour…

For the last 12 years Tim Sweeney has been doing one hell of a job holding down his weekly WNYU college radio show, never missing a show while lapping the globe to please the cult program’s loyal fanbase. The Beats…

Two big events this week – Virgo Four return to Australia for more live shows while Bell Towers celebrates his long awaited 12″ release! Virgo Four still stand as one of our favourite gigs of 2011. These Chicago House legends…

Fresh from the riverside Bamboo Bizarre. Some selections (*) by ESP Institute recording artist Michael Ozone. Playlist 20 November 2011 slap – blue blonde osamu kitajima – set (essence) japanesque – unknown budi und gumbls – hmm…. abel – 7th…

A magical show this evening thanks to a cameo from next level digger Toshihito Maeyama aka ‘Dubby’, one of the lovely likeminds that I connected with on my recent Japanese jaunt. Dubby works for online fashion retailer Oki-Ni, moonlighting as…

Playlist 06 November 2011 martin wester/bernhard hering – zikade adolfo rivero – follow me sensations’ fix – life beyond the darkness lord of the isles – rising sun vytas brenner – avila sonia rosa – te quero tanto sandii –…

Timothy Sullivan has a long history of playing in Adelaide and Melbourne punk bands before embracing electronic music as Das Moth, teaching himself Japanese on Nintendo Wii and uprooting to Tokyo two years ago. Quickly landing on his feet, he…

Straight from launching their IL MENTALO mix at Felice’s (thanks to everyone who came down for a slice of pizza!), DJ Dicci Cici & Roman Caffe storm the studio with another selection of their primo Italiano picks! Many Bamboo Musik…

This week’s bumper show saw a live Q&A with Australian cosmic pioneer Ian MacFarlane and a hot mix from Ron Morelli of Long Island Electrical Systems (aka L.I.E.S.) Ian MacFarlane’s weird and wonderful music has celebrated a renaissance in this…

Back on the air after a two week jaunt to Japan where we scrounged together a few boxes of new discs and basked in the company of many inspiring individuals. Norio, Eiji, Fumi, Nozaki, Chee, Zecky, EZ, Dubby, Daisuke, Dr…

Back in 2009 Lovefingers hosted Beach Freaks Don’t Like Secrets, a seminal mix of 70s coastal funky hippies that was pieced together by Düsseldorf digger Charles Bals. Most of the obscure tracks came from rare Italian and French 7″s that…

First up we have a back 2 back session with Biscuit followed by a mix from Cage & Aviary’s marathon runner Nigel of Bermondsey. After a series of staggered 12″ releases on Dissident, Death From Abroad and their own label…

This week Tyler Pope surveys uncharted territory with this out there mix of digi-dub and dancehall. Tyler is a multi-instrumentalist and producer who was a founding ex-member of !!! and rides the top of the New York session muso rolodex…

For the last month we’ve had the great pleasure of Nozaki’s company in Melbourne. During this time the Japanese DJ, producer and record grower has worked his magic over all of the happening spots – Bamboo Musik, The House DeFrost,…

We wont be hosting the next two weeks online as Triple R’s annual 10 day radiothon kicks off this Friday. Please show your support and spread the word to help keep 3RRR FM independent, non-playlisted and on air for another…

Last November, Melbourne’s techno jesus Matthew Brown played a heavy trance inducing club set at a Utopian Slumps fundraiser event that blew my head clean off! His live synth-whizzerdry brought together the best bits of Detroit’s weeping machines and the…

After three years of serial hustling Soft Rocks finally cave in with a mix! Tonight, Piers Harrison flies the flag for this Brighton, UK based collective with a deeply inspirational set. This prolific combo are due to release their first…

Tokyo based tattoo artist/DJ/musician Zecky is really doing his own thing. His feel good mixes explore a new perspective of pop music, often throwing in outlandish selections from Crowded House to Toploader but somehow making them work! Processing English speaking…