This podcast will review each and every song released by legendary Melbourne tunesmiths, THE FAUVES. Featuring extensive interviews with band members - and those on the scene at the time - together with small audio documentaries on each of the group's discs.
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We look back – without a lot of verifiable information – about the Brazilian only compilation released by Tronador Records in 2003.
We interview the lovely and talented MARK BAKAITIS about directing the FUTURE SPA and LAZY HIGHWAYS video clips – and more!
Track 13 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Track 13 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Track 12 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Track 11 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Our second interview with Ross McLennan (Snout, Heir To The Squandered Millions) about the making of NEW POP DIALOGUE (1996). Let’s go now!
Track 10 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Track 9 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Track 8 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Track 7 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Track 6 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Track 5 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Track 4 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Track 3 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
Track 1 from FOOTAGE MISSING (2002)
We interview film director/editor/producer BRAD LAWSON (Medium Pacer, Insert Your Life) about his career directing Melbourne video clips in the 1990s for Rubber and Shock Records.
We interview solo artist Ross McLennan about his musical upbringing and formation of THE HYBRID (1987-1991) before the subsequent creation of Melbourne band SNOUT (Mach #1) with Rob Wolf and Hugh Williams. Snout’s debut album WHAT’S THAT SOUND? (1994) out now through Cheersquad Records And Tapes.
We look back at the songs comprising FOOTAGE MISSING, the album launch at The Corner Hotel, and the critical response.
A look back at the year 2001 as the Fauves prepare to record their second album with Shock, “Footage Missing”.
Track 4 from GOOD TIMES COMING (aborted)
Track 3 from GOOD TIMES COMING (aborted)
Track 2 from GOOD TIMES COMING (aborted)
Track 1 from GOOD TIMES COMING (2002) (aborted)
Track 4 from MEDIUM PACER (2000)
