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15/01/2025

Belconnen Arts Centre
“Grounded” – Robyn Evans, Sabina Moore, Amanda Andlee Poland
“Oikos” – Peter McLean
“Echoes of Absence” – Rebecca Tapscott
“Dear Forests” – open postcard exhibition

Canberra Contemporary
“Pattern Recognition” – Liz Coates, Kirsten Farrell, Ngaio Fitzpatrick, Jenni Kemarre Martinello, Al Munro, Hannah Quinlivan, Emma Rani Hodges (reopens 14JAN)

Canberra Museum and Gallery
“Making a Creative Life” – Hiroe & Cornel Swen; “How Soon is Now” – Bruce Reynolds


“Endless Horizons” – Hiroe Swen


“Riffing On” – Richard Larter (last week)


“To Spite One’s Face” – Luke Chiswell; “Conversations with Bees” – Sammy Hawker; “Of Mouth and Mind” – Dionisia Salas


“Gentle Choir” – Cate Maddy; “The Shade of Songs and Shadows” – Brittany Ferns; “Bird Spotting” – Thea Katauskas

, Yass
“New Works” – Jaqueline Burgess

14/01/2025

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12/01/2025

This week’s Acoustic Canberra segment is a live recording of Champagne’s song “Coast of New South Wales” captured when Paul Marsh caught up with him to discuss songwriting whilst he was in town to perform at the Belconnen Arts Centre in 2023. 🎸🎶🎶

12/01/2025

Tune in to the Driveway show with Paul Marsh on ArtSound FM 92.7 tomorrow (Monday 13 January) from 5-7pm for outstanding independent Australian music across the folk, world, jazz genres and beyond!

Canberra artists on the playlist include: HYG, Happy Axe, Chris Endrey, Fred Smith, What She’s Having and The Royal Belgian Conspiracy.

This week’s Acoustic Canberra segment is a live recording of Daniel Champagne’s song “Coast of New South Wales” captured when I caught up with him to discuss songwriting whilst he was in town to perform at the Belconnen Arts Centre in 2023.

We’ll also be giving a spin to these wonderful Australian artists: Zeitgeber, FAIRTRADE NARCOTICS, Day of Embers, We Mavericks, DRMNGNOW, The Underground Lovers, Tijuana cartel, Cigány Weaver, One Part Gin, Broken Creek, Dallas Frasca, Coda Chroma and Seal Prince and the Roof Rats.

And, great news, soon there’ll be a Driveway show on Wednesdays and Thursdays as well as the current excellent Friday (hosted by Leon Buker) and Tuesday (hosted by Tony Nichols) shows.

11/01/2025

What to watch - your recommendations for this week:


*1. A Real Pain*
A Real Pain clunks together two vastly different Jewish-American cousins, David and Benji. One emotionally repressed, the other volatile and drifting, they set out on a heritage tour to Poland to honour their late grandmother, a Holocaust survivor. As they pluck up more of their family’s roots – and confront their own personal struggles – the real impact of generational trauma ekes its way into the daylight.

The obvious comparison will be with last year's movie on almost exactly the same plot, Treasure, with Stephen Fry and Lenna Dunham. Only in that case it was a father/daughter combo.

*2. Some Like it Hot* (1959)
Overwhelmed by her suffocating schedule, touring European princess Ann (Audrey Hepburn) takes off for a night while in Rome. When a sedative she took from her doctor kicks in, however, she falls asleep on a park bench and is found by an American reporter, Joe Bradley (Gregory Peck),who takes her back to his apartment for safety. At work the next morning, Joe finds out Ann's regal identity and bets his editor he can get exclusive interview with her, but romance soon gets in the way.

Can you imagine the scandal if something like that happened today? Instead this movie delivers a warm hug. One of the greatest romantic comedies of all time, with the amazing backdrop of Rome.

*3. Samson & Delilah* (2009)
In a government-controlled Aboriginal community within the Central Australian desert, the lives of Samson, a spirited 15-year-old boy, and Delilah, his love interest, are forever altered. This pivotal event forces the young couple to embark on a challenging journey of survival. As they face the harsh realities of the world beyond their community, they discover that life can be unkind, but love never passes judgment.

The main reason for the film’s importance is it enables white Australians who cannot be bothered reading books or engaging with Indigenous Australians in any way (other than watching them play football perhaps) the smallest sliver of a world that they have no idea about. Enough said. Maybe too much said. Go and see it.


*4. Missing You*
Detective Kat Donovan's world unravels when she finds her estranged fiancé on a dating app; this leads Kat to reopen the unsolved mystery surrounding her father's murder.

Easy viewing, fun to watch, with wild subplots. The first episode or two are mostly wheel spinning. Hang in there, because the show finds its feet and matters begin to twist, turn and improve. Mysteries deepen, nasty secrets are uncovered, treachery and revelations abound. You won’t remember a thing about it 10 minutes after the credits roll, but that’s OK. You know the puzzle got solved and you had fun. What more do you need? Missing You

*5. Max Headroom*
Max Headroom predates the cyberpunk movement and is considered a significant influence on its development. He was the world's first computer-generated TV presenter - well, aspirationaly so, Max had to be played by an actor due to the limitations of computing power at the time.

Max Headroom was an eerily accurate prediction of digital avatars, virtual influencers, and the potential dangers of unchecked technology. During its original run, the show doubled Channel 4's viewing numbers within a month and became a global pop culture phenomenon, thanks in part to appearances on MTV. Interestingly, the Christmas special was penned by the now-legendary George R.R. Martin, who went on to create the worldwide hit series Game of Thrones.

10/01/2025

🚗💨🎶🎶 What a crazy show, that seemed to have a little bit of everything in it. I've never heard Dionne Warwick go off like that. Who else did we have tonight? Follow their page to keep up to date:

🎵 Julian James 📻 Creeping Jenny 🎶 Busted Chops 🪗 Moondog 🎷 Robyn Martin 🎙️ Beijing Bikini 🎧 What So Not 🍯 NeonHoney 🎤 The Lonely Fates 🎸 The Cuttings band Canberra and so many more....

Come back on Monday for Driveway with Paul Marsh on ArtSound FM 92.7 Monday 13 January from 5-7pm for outstanding independent Australian music across the folk, world, jazz genres and beyond!

08/01/2025

Driveway - Monday to Friday from 5pm to 7pm
Your hosts:
Monday - Paul Marsh
Tuesday - Tony
Wednesday - coming soon
Thursday - coming soon
Friday - Leon Buker

08/01/2025

1. Aarwun Gallery –
“Italy to Australia” – Kasey Sealy;
“Miles to go Before I Sleep” – Bridie O’Brien;
“Tea Party in the Gardens” – Pamela Pauline;
“Habitat” – Ebony Bennett (last week)

2. Belco Arts –
“Grounded” – Robyn Evans, Sabina Moore, Amanda Andlee Poland;
“Oikos” – Peter McLean;
“Echoes of Absence” – Rebecca Tapscott;
“Dear Forests” – open postcard exhibition

3. Canberra Museum & Gallery –
“Making a Creative Life” – Hiroe & Cornel Swen;
“How Soon is Now” – Bruce Reynolds

4. Canberra Potters –
“Endless Horizons” – Hiroe Swen from 09JAN

5. Drill Hall Gallery –
“Riffing On” – Richard Larter

6. Goulburn Regional Art Gallery –
“To Spite One’s Face” – Luke Chiswell;
“Conversations with Bees” – Sammy Hawker;
“Of Mouth and Mind” – Dionisia Salas

7. Grainger Gallery –
“Gentle Choir” – Cate Maddy;
“The Shade of Songs and Shadows” – Brittany Ferns;
“Bird Spotting” – Thea Katauskas

8. Kyeema Gallery, Hall –
“Grace and Gravity” – Toby Halligan (last week)

05/01/2025

Tune in to the Driveway show with Paul Marsh on ArtSound FM 92.7 tomorrow (Monday 6 January) from 5-7pm for outstanding independent Australian music across the folk, world, jazz genres and beyond!

There’ll be an Acoustic Canberra segment from the wonderful Kieren Phillips and Luke Folkard from Adventure St and other artists from the Canberra Region include Robyn Martin, The Filthy Darlings, Mikelangelo and the Tin Star, The Lonely Fates and Tom Woodward.

We’ll also be giving a spin to TEK TEK Ensemble, Ausecuma Beats, Exiles, Promaja, Quivers, The Crooked Fiddle Band, Broken Creek, Tatonic, The Cambodian Space Project, On The Stoop, Tijuana cartel, Headphones Jones, Firetail, Darren Hanlon and Charlie Needs Braces.

04/01/2025

What to Watch - your recommendations for the week.
1. Nosferatu
2. Some Like it Hot
3. The Seed of the Sacred Fig
4. The Bear
5. Tear Along the Dotted Line

03/01/2025

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Friday Driveway 🚗💨🎶🎶 I'll be covering this weeks music and events. We'll be hearing from:

- NeonHoney
- Headphones Jones
- → This Way Orkestra ←
- Busted Chops
- Moondog
- Broken Creek
- JD Band
- Julian James

And that's only the first half of the show!

Your host for tonight is Leon Buker, and he'll be slipping in some cinema news, the sonic surgery, a little computer game music, and quirky news of the week.

29/12/2024

Tune in to the ArtSound FM Driveway show with Paul Marsh tomorrow (Monday 30 December from 5-7pm) for some great independant Australian folk, jazz, classical and world music.

As the “downtime” between Christmas and New Year is in full swing we’ll be playing a lot of down-tempo instrumentals, soundscapes and songs this week to hopefully support the holiday mood.

Artists on the playlist include Happy Axe, Helen Mountfort (from My Friend the Chocolate Cake), Gareth Koch, Sally Greenaway, Valley Road, Robyn Martin, Kim Yang, Hashemoto, Shark and Fox, Broken Creek, Cold Ghost, Aracan, James Fahy, Silver Ray, Lucy Clifford, John Flanagan, The Lonely Fates, The Melodrones, Patrick Burgess, Dan Sultan and Headphones Jones.

You can listen in Canberra on 92.7 / 90.3 FM or online at:

Listen Now How to Listen to ArtSound Of course, you can listen via our FM streams — 92.7FM, or 90.3FM in the Tuggeranong Valley. Or, you can listen via this website, artsound.fm — use the Play (loudspeaker) symbol located on the home page, and also at the top right of each page of this website. ...

27/12/2024

Friday Driveway 🚗💨🎶🎶 get a load of all the events coming up from this weekend.

We'll be hearing from Moondog, Julia Johnson, Croaker and the Honeybee, Neon Honey, Tim McNally, Freelings, Shark & Fox, Broken Creek, and loads more.

Your host for tonight is Leon Buker, and he'll be slipping in some cinema news, the sonic surgery, a little computer game music, a review of the quirky news from this year.

Hey - always feel free to message us requests !!📻🎶

22/12/2024

Tune in to the ArtSound FM Driveway show with Paul Marsh this afternoon (Monday 23 December from 5-7pm) for some great independant Australian folk, jazz and world music.

Artists on the playlist include Robyn Martin, Electric Fields, Brass Knuckle Brass Band, Cigany Weaver, Daylight Ghosts, Kim Yang, Hashemoto, The Royal Belgian Conspiracy, Valley Road, Daniel Champagne, Shark and Fox, Broken Creek, The Maes, D**k, King Stingray, DRMNGNOW, Quivers, Rosscoe Frantz, Tatonka and Seal Prince and the Roof Rats.

You can listen in Canberra on 92.7 / 90.3 FM or online at:

Listen Now How to Listen to ArtSound Of course, you can listen via our FM streams — 92.7FM, or 90.3FM in the Tuggeranong Valley. Or, you can listen via this website, artsound.fm — use the Play (loudspeaker) symbol located on the home page, and also at the top right of each page of this website. ...

14/12/2024

Tune in to the ArtSound FM Driveway show with Paul Marsh on Monday 16 December from 5-7pm for some great independant Australian folk, jazz and world music.

Artists on the playlist include The Crooked Fiddle Band, Time Before Land, Robyn Martin, Michael Simic, Katrina-Maree, Echo Omen, Felix Mir, One Part Gin, Aracan, Pablo Naranjo, Bush Gothic, Cathy Diver, Fred Smith, Day of Embers, The Black Mountain String Band, Big Romance, Chentda and Jeanne Poisson.

You can listen in Canberra on 92.7 / 90.3 FM or online at:

Listen Now How to Listen to ArtSound Of course, you can listen via our FM streams — 92.7FM, or 90.3FM in the Tuggeranong Valley. Or, you can listen via this website, artsound.fm — use the Play (loudspeaker) symbol located on the home page, and also at the top right of each page of this website. ...