This week Southern FM focuses on music from Victorian artists so this Friday Built For Speed will play all Victorian bands and singers including The Pictures, The Killjoys and Saskwatch. We also take a look at the latest film in the rebooted X-Men franchise, The Wolverine starring Hugh Jackman and Australian Horror/ comedy 100 Bloody Acres. Don’t forget our regular preview of upcoming gigs
Read moreBuilt For Speed – Playlist – Friday 26th July 2013 THE STROKES – All the time. COSMIC PSYCHOS – Lost cause. (Aus) THE NATION BLUE – We lost everything. (Aus) COSMIC PSYCHOS – Nice day to go to the pub. (Aus) ROLLING STONES – It’s only rock’n’roll. REM – It’s the end of the world as we know it. THE
Read moreBuilt For Speed – Playlist – Friday 2nd Aug July 2013 “Rock gets controversial” THE LIBERTINES – Up the bracket. LED ZEPPELIN – Good times bad times IGGY POP – I’m bored. CHUCK BERRY – Maybelline. SKY HOOKS – You just like me cause I’m good in bed. (Aus) CROSBY STILLS NASH AND YOUNG –Ohio. JOHN LENNON – How do
Read moreIn the noble tradition of Old Dogs, Grown Ups and Hot Tub Time Machine comes The Worlds End, another low-brow comedy about a group of middle aged guys desperately trying to relive the glory days of their wayward youth. Starring Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, The World’s End is the last in a loosely connected comic trilogy that also includes
Read moreBlokes You Can Trust documents the chaotic career of one if Australia’s finest cultural exports, The Cosmic Psychos. Punk icons, godfathers of grunge, farmers, these are expressions that don’t always go together but in the Cosmis Psychos’ case they do and it’s this bizarre combination of qualities that makes the Psychos such a phenomenon. The film, directed by Matt Weston
Read moreClearly influenced by playwright Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, What’s in a Name depicts a dinner party among alleged French intellectuals that descends into bitter conflict. Biting and perceptive, if at times over the top, What’s In a Name cleverly skewers French middle class pretensions. The film stars Charles Berling and Valerie Benguigi as Pierre and Elisabeth, a
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