This week on ‘Built For Speed’ we take a look at topical drama ‘Australia Day’ starring Bryan Brown and Shari Shebbens. We also review environmental documentary ‘Blue’. There’ll also be many fine tunes with new releases, some brutal Aussie tracks and classics from across the decades. We’ll also have our selection of Wilco favourites delayed from last week. Don’t forget
Read moreFollowing our exploration of 90’s music last week, ‘Built For Speed’ returns to more contemporary tunes this week with new tracks from Alvvays, The Stevens, The Shins and many more. We’ll still have some classics for you including a selection of favourites from Wilco and plenty of fine Aussie music. On the movie front we take a look at hip/hop comedy
Read moreThis Friday ‘Built For Speed’ hops into the time machine and journeys back to an era of checked shirts, shaggy haircuts and excessive use of the word ‘angst’. Yes, it’s the 1990’s and this week we play favourite tracks and some obscurities from that remarkable decade. We’ll still keep you up do date with what’s happening in cinema with reviews
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we let you know whether the cinematic adaptation of Stephen King’s graphic novel series ‘The Dark Tower’ is any good. We also take a look at Tom Cruise’ latest effort, the Iran-Contra drama ‘American Made’. There’s plenty of great music with new Aussie tracks, favourites from the early 2000’s and classics from across the decades.
Read moreThis week on ‘Built For Speed’ we talk to Mouna Zaylah, Co-Director of the Arab Film Festival about the wonderful range of films on offer from 25-27 August. We also take a look at Amazon adventure ‘The Lost City of Z’ starring ‘Sons of Anarchy’s’ Charlie Hunnam and Robert Pattinson. On a slightly different note we’ll also review biopic Maudie which stars Sally
Read moreBuilt for Speed – 18h August 2017 THE PINK TILES – For tomorrow. (Aus) WET LIPS – Shame. (Aus) CLAIRY BROWN & THE BANGIN’ RACKETTES – Good problems. (Aus) ELVIS PRESLEY – Let yourself go. MIDNIGHT OIL – Kosciousko. (Aus) AMY SHARK – Adore. (Aus) PEEP TEMPEL – Rayguns. (Aus) CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL – Fortunate Son. JANIS JOPLIN – Ball
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