Feature CD: Hermitude
HyperParadise ...
Hermitude’s new album is fantastically full of futuristic funk jams, soulful hip hop and other techno tricks: they call it Hyper Paradise – we call it The first 2SER Feature Album for 2012! 2ser Subscribers can win a copy on Breakfast, Overdrive and Static.Sydney Theatre Company - A History Of Everything
2ser sponsor...
Sydney Theatre Company and the Sydney Festival present the world premiere of A History Of Everything. Everything you ever needed to know about the world and the universe. In under two hours. January 13 to February 5. Tickets from $35 available at www.sydneytheatre.com.auShame - preview movie screening
presented by Transmission Films...
Shame, the new movie from Steve McQueen, is a compelling examination of the nature of need and how we live our lives Brandon is a young and successful New Yorker, who as a distraction from day-to-day life juggles a string of doomed romances and one-night stands. The tightly controlled rhythm of Brandon's life begins to collapse when his wayward, unruly sister Sissy arrives for an unannounced visit, propelling Brandon further into New York's dark underbelly. 2ser Subscribers are invited to an exclusive evening preview of Shame on Wednesday February 8 at the Palace Verona Cinema, Paddington. Call 9514 9514 to secure your ticket.
2ser's programming highlights
What you'll catch this week on 107.3
Monday DailyWith Tim Higgins
Monday 9.30am - 12.00pm
Join Tim Higgins chatting with Brooklyn-based solo artist Julianna Barwick at 11am on Monday 16th January. Barwick creates music which is at once orchestral, choral and meditative, using her voice as an instrument to create soaring, capacious chants and mystical invocations. Totally captivating and moving, Julianna has been compared to the likes of Philip Glass, Brian Eno, Panda Bear, Stars Of The Lid and Cocteau Twins.
Diffusion
With Ian Woolf
Monday 6.30pm - 7.00pm
Brain magnets, junk DNA and nyphomania! From 2003 via the Wayback machine: Tim Baynes speaks to Eva Ferados about using brain magnets to switch off HIS brain functions, during the interview. Amanda Hamilton interviews Dr Malcom Simons about patenting junk DNA. Adam Mark investigates what happens when people become addicted to sex. Chris Stewart explains the psychology of MP3.
Phantom Dancer
With Greg Poppleton
Tuesday 12.00pm - 1.30pm and Saturday 6.00pm - 7.30pm
Another great show lined up this week, Highlights include Larry Clinton & the Orchestra playing for RCA in 1938. The Clinton band was put together to spruik on NBC for RCA, sort of an early form of The Monkees, if you will. And from 1960s Sydney radio there’s a 15 minute program of songs for you by Barbara James & her husband, pianist and band leader, Reg Lewis. Both were big in the Australian jazz and swing scene from the late 1920s into the early 60s.
Sideways Through Sound
With Thee Sonic Assassin
Wednesday 9.00pm - 10.30pm
New York-based singer Sam Amidon has won massive acclaim for his ability to radically re-invent traditional songs. To augment his guitar, banjo and fiddle and deadpan vocals, Amidon draws on a host of collaborators for his latest album, I See The Sign, including Nico Muhly for string, woodwind and brass arrangements and Beth Orton for backing harmonies - all this and more on Wednesday 18th January with Thee Sonic Assasin!]
The Outpost
With Vinny Ramone
Thursday 12.00pm - 1.30pm
On a busman's holiday from Lambchop, Kurt Wagner accompanied fellow Nashville singer/songwriter Cortney Tidwell on a poke around the attic of Chart Records, the label her family ran in the 1960s. The songs they found and re-recorded as KORT may have been lost for years but they haven't lost their ability to put tears on your pillow or remind you that love can go right- a perfect match for The Outpost on January 19th!
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