Indigo FM Radio Show Podcasts

In this episode I explore the music from my list of the best artists (in my opinion)

This weekend's show takes a look at the best music thus far in 2026 as well as the start of a History Eraser segment where we revise 2016's best tunes with the luxury of hindsight. Artists include Cut Worms, Snail Mail, Japanese Breakfast, Bad//Dreems, Mega Fäuna, Art School Girlfriend, Teen Jesus and Jean Teasers, Scott Cook, Ratboys, Metric, Snocaps, Junior Varsity, Yumi Zouma, Ali Barter, Clea, Alex The Astronaut, Florry, Sunsick Daisy, Danny Walsh Banned and Widowspeak. 
Deezer playlist here

Gret and Scott add some crunch and punch to your brew and brekky. Tunes from Tex Don & Charlie, Beth Gibbons, Nat Pavlovic, Daft Punk, Kyla-Belle & Nooky, Flea (w Thom Yorke), Lush, Aldous Harding, L.J Hill, Soccer Mommy, Sneaky Sound System, Snail Mail, Bill Callahan, Nujabes (ft Cise Star & Akin), Snowy Band, Xavier Rudd, You Am I and Dry Cleaning.

Part 1: Join Tony and Shippa as they delve into mysterious decisions throughout history that haven’t quite turned out the way that those in charge had in mind…the introduction of the cane toad, Snowy 2.0, The Great Emu War of 1932…what? You’ve never heard of that? Well, now is your chance to be educated by the not-quite-one and not-quite-only Joe Jackson, from The Great Emu War Casualties, the band from either Sydney or Melbourne…wherever the best coffee is at the time, right, Joe?!

Part 2: Tony and Shippa get stuck into some new submissions from up and coming artists in the second half of the show. Catch tracks from Big League (Melbourne), Daniel Romano & The Outfit (Ontario, Canada), Kit Genesis (Melbourne), Victoria (Sydney…yes, a tad confusing), Kathleen Halloran (Melbourne), Rum Jungle (Newcastle), Teen Jesus and The Jean Teasers (Canberra), Data Animal (Berlin, Germany and NZ), These Future Kings (Melbourne), Super American Eagles (Melbourne) and Stepmother (Melbourne), with Shippa’s Surprise wanting to know What Else is happening!

In this months' program we learn from Glenda and Jan about the skillful and artistic works which the Albury-Wodonga Embroiderers Guild are highlighting in their upcoming exhibition this May.