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Footy, music and good times: Perth Reclink Community Cup is back! - RTRFM (opens the original)
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This weekend, Menzies Park in Mount Hawthorn will play host to the biggest game of Aussie Rules of the year when the Newshounds (comprising of RTRFM presenters, media, government workers and MP Patrick Gorman and MP Matt Keogh) and the reigning champions, the Bandgropers (featuring members from The Bures Band, Ursula, Skortz, and more) go head-to-head for the Reclink Community Cup This family-friendly event merges footy with music to raise vital funds for Reclink Australia, a charity with a visi
Sound Biking workshop series with Eduardo Cossio - RTRFM (opens the original)
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Immerse yourself in the unique sounds of Boorloo, Perth with Sound Biking, a series of workshops taking participants on collective bike rides to connect with the sonic environment. Riders will have an opportunity to query the health of the natural environment through rides across the city and develop site specific responses, all of which will culminate in a RADIO RIDE; a live radio transmission from the cycle path. Pam Boland spoke with musician and facilitator Eduardo Cossio about the event and
Bookclub with Danielle Raffaele: Black Bag by Luke Kennard - RTRFM (opens the original)
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In honour of last weekend’s Aussie Rules extravaganza, Danielle Raffaele recommends an alternative footy read delving into the hyper masculine culture of the league. Then, she unpacks the Booker Prize shortlisted novel called Black Bag which comes courtesy of Luke Kennard. Black Bag centres around an out-of-work actor who finally scores a job working for a psychology professor. The job? Sitting at the back of a university lecture hall wearing nothing but a large, leather black bag.
Now Always Fades releases sophomore album Coalesce - RTRFM (opens the original)
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Naarm, Melbourne-based artist Now Always Fades returns with Coalesce, the follow up to his widely acclaimed 2025 album Into The Doldrums. The project of Xavier Bacash, Coalesce sees the musician evolving his modernised approach to downtempo and trip-hop, genres in which he has been heralded as a leading new voice amid their growing popularity. He’s joined on the record by a series of return and new vocal collaborators including Alia Seror-O’Neill, otherwise known as Alias Error, Lili Hall and Ol
moya moya take listeners to a hol newland on debut album - RTRFM (opens the original)
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It’s safe to say the debut album by moyamoya called hol newland is blazing “F***YOU” to the Australian empire, served up in an angular, noisy art-punk free for all. Split between Cowaramup and Walyalup (Fremantle) the band comprises musicians and self-described “art punks chucking a wobbly”, Liam MacFarlane, Jaydn Kempe and Barney Courtauld. It’s a raging, wordy and witty album and a rallying cry in the face of alarming world events. Pam Boland spoke with the band on Breakfast to discuss their m
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