Modern Australian Underground •

March Radio Show ft. FLOODLIGHTS

A new radio show episode! With great new Aussie tunes, and featuring a short interview with FLOODLIGHTS

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TRACK LIST

SET 1
Pensioner - Family Tree
Set-Top Box - Terrorvision
Ghoulies - Gold Chain at the TAB
Polite Skeletons - Screen Slave
Blisstake - Beauty

SET 2
Floodlights - Matter of time
Tangled Shoelaces - The biggest movie ever made
The Vovos - Temporary Solution
Imperial Leather - Leatherman

SET 3
Toy - Punching Bag
Arse - Who Comes Next
Laugh - Sun Through Gauze
Zodiak - Broken Window
Glitter Strip - Lust for life

SET 4
Impede - Sacred Blade
Krul - Mayflies
Body Maintenance - Transit
Ouzo - The Martians Mistake
Our Carlson - Ideology

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Repressed Records "Top 5"
YL Hooi - Untitled LP (Efficient Space)
Voice Imitator - Plaza LP (12XU)
Red Red Krovvy - Managing LP (Helta Skelta) 
Franic Plagne - Rural Objects LP (Horn Of Plenty)
Pretty In Pink - Pretty In Pink Cassette (Eternal Soundcheck)

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    Amyl and the Sniffers, from "Kmart to Gucci"

    Amy and Gus talk about going from being a local Melbourne band to blowing up overnight, hitting the runway in Milan with Gucci, winning an ARIA music award and lots of other crazy stories - on the Modern Australian Underground

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    • Hosts

    • Christina Pap

      Christina has been involved in the underground punk scene locally and internationally for over a decade. She co-hosts RRR’s premier punk radio show Teenage Hate, is the founder of the Stitches In My Head fanzine series and is an Australian contributor to the globally renowned Maximum Rock N Roll magazine. In addition to performing with her band Vanilla Poppers and running Blow Blood Records, Christina has been instrumental in organising international tours, festivals and numerous DIY projects including three Women In Punk calendars that uplift women in the music scene while raising money for local charities.

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