Built For Speed – Playlist – Friday 8th November 2013 THE RAMONES – The KKK took my baby away. REDD KROSS – Blow you a kiss in the wind. JEREMY NEALE – In tranger times. (Aus) THE VELVET UNDERGROUND – I heard her call my name. THE ARCADE FIRE – Afterlife. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN – Streets ofPhiladelphia. THE KILLERS – Shot
Read moreIt’s classic album time once again and this week we take a more alternative route with Betty Serveert’s melodic and atmospheric 1996 record Dust Bunnies. We also play plenty of new music from Australia and overseas with tracks from Jeremy Neale, Best Coast and Bass Drum of Death. On the movie front we discuss Ridley Scott’s latest effort The Counselor
Read moreThis week on Built For Speed we take a look at one of the most confronting films of the year in Denis Villeneuve’s Prisoners starring Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal. We also review Mystery Road the latest film for Australian director Ivan Sen who impressed so much with his feature debut Beneath Clouds. We also speak to Eddie Tamir, director
Read moreIt’s classic album time once again on Built For Speed and this Friday we head back to 1996 to take a look at You Am I’s power pop masterpiece Hourly Daily. There’s also plenty of current rock and alternative music including Superchunk and Saskwatch. This week we also take a look at two music-related movies: concert film Metallica – Through the Never and
Read moreThis week on Built For Speed we look at two very different cinema releases: quirky western adventure The Lone Ranger starring Johnny Depp and the latest perplexing opus from Terrence Malick, To the Wonder. We also have plenty of great new music with Nordic metal from Kvelertak and bizarro sci fi sounds from Karl Bartos. There’s also plenty of our
Read moreAfter last week’s sample platter it’s time for Built For Speed to indulge the full smorgasbord of songs featuring their favourite drummers. We’ll be playing tracks from across the decades that spotlight the finest work from celebrated stickmen and women. Also, with a deluge of movies hitting our cinemas, we’ll take a look at the latest comedy for Vince Vaughan and Owen
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