On this episode, Leon and Adrian lock horns over one of the most intriguing new Australian acts, Sweet Talk. This season, the boys are on a mission to shine a spotlight on brilliant Australian music that deserves more ears – and Sweet Talk’s rootsy, Americana-infused album has certainly caught Adrian’s.

But here’s the rub: Leon can’t stand country or Americana. At least… not usually. After firing off a quick takedown of all things cowboy hats and Dodge Trucks Leon gamely embraces the challenge, turning the conversation toward why Adrian is so taken with this band. The result is a thoughtful and surprisingly entertaining exchange where genre bias meets genuine appreciation.

It’s a chat full of wit, passion, and sharp music insight – proof that even when one of them is squirming in his seat, Leon and Adrian are at their best when they’re pulling apart what makes a record tick.

Tune in for a Super Sonic Chat where Sweet Talk sparks some very sweet talk indeed.

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Dance to the noise.

Move to the chaos.

Maximum fun with maximum experimentation.

Experience how Party Dozen brings the energy with just two people. The latest album is explored at length in this episode. Come with us in all the jerking, push, pull, jumping, throbbing pulsing musical directions that this album moves in.

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Our 2025 mission remains: to shine a spotlight on great Australian music.

Here we dive deep into Struggler, the critically acclaimed second album by Genesis Owusu. With its genre-bending soundscape, existential themes, and unrelenting energy, Struggler cements Genesis as one of the most inventive and fearless artists in the Australian music scene—and beyond.

We peel back the layers of sonic experimentation, poetic lyricism, and Owusu’s shape-shifting persona. From the post-punk propulsion of “Leaving the Light” to the dystopian funk of “Tied Up!”, we unpack how Struggler wrestles with chaos, identity, and perseverance—anchored by Genesis’s unmistakable voice and bold creative vision.

Along the way, we connect the album’s themes to the broader challenge of carving out space for Australian artists in a global market dominated by US and UK acts.

Why is Struggler so vital in this cultural moment?

What does its international success say about the evolving landscape of Australian music?

And how does Genesis Owusu embody the future we hope to see for homegrown artistry?

Tune in as we celebrate Struggler — a record that refuses to play by the rules, and a reminder of why Australian music matters on the world stage.

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Adrian introduces Leon to something entirely unfamiliar, the chill out, electronic scene.

The Sydney artist Skeleten is a master of the mood, the architect of ambient atmosphere and the choreographer of chill. Listen as we talk through this soft, hazy, smooth album that floats along from start to finish.

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In this special edition of Super Sonic Chat, part of our series spotlighting Australian music and the artists redefining our sound, we deep-dive into Love Heart Cheat Code, the lush, genre-defying new album from Hiatus Kaiyote.

From neo-soul to futuristic funk, we unpack the sonic layers and global influence of one of Australia’s most boundary-pushing bands—and ask the big question: why are Aussie acts still struggling to break through at home and abroad?

Plus, get ready to test your music knowledge with a quickfire pop quiz on Australian Grammy winners (spoiler: there are more than you think). And stick around till the end—there’s a little surprise we’ve been saving that marks a very special moment for the pod. Let’s just say, this one’s close to our hearts. 💛

Australia, we need to talk. Why does it feel like our best new music has to fight tooth and nail just to get noticed at home?

This season, we’re flipping the script and putting the spotlight where it belongs—on the phenomenal new sounds coming from our own backyard.

Enter *Pratt’s & Pain*, the latest album from Sydney’s Royal Otis. It’s sun-drenched, offbeat, and absolutely irresistible—a record that proves these guys are here to make your serotonin spike and your sense of cool plummet.

In this episode, we dive deep into the Royal Otis universe—where garage pop meets disco weirdness, heartbreak dances with humor, and every track feels like a late-night drive with the windows down. We’ll unpack their sonic wizardry, debate the album’s best sad-banger, and figure out why the hell Australia hasn’t crowned them as indie royalty yet.

Find out about Adrian's 'crunch v jangle spectrograph' and Leon's sonic selection of the week.

It’s time to back our own. Tune in, turn it up, and let’s make sure the world doesn’t steal this one from us.

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Alarming statistics and concerning headlines.

Australian music once proudly punched above its weight class. However in the current streaming dominated era it is not cutting through as it once did.

In this episode, we lay out the stats and set the scene for Season 6 of Super Sonic Chat.

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Why does an artist use a gimmick as part of their act?

How do you know when something is a gimmick, or when it is just an interesting part of the show?

When does a gimmick cheapen the artistry and when does it enhance it?

What does a gimmick look or sound or feel like?

Who are these artists that use gimmicks.

All these questions and more, plus a little treat at the end of the episode.

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