This week, another serving of prog rock and a bit of anything else that fits from Australia and around the world, featuring recent heavy music from Red Light Sound (Adelaide) and Arcane (Brisbane), and post rock from Echotide (Brisbane) plus classic sounds from Bakery, Samael Lilith and Sherbet. And it's happy birthday to that exceedingly talented kiwi, Tim Finn.
8pm
Rush YYZ (1981) (Moving Pictures)
Rush The necromancer (1975) (Caress Of Steel)
Rush Grand designs (1985) (Power Windows)
Caravan C’thlu Thlu (1973) (For Girls Who Grow Plump In The Night)
Hatfield and the North Mumps (1975) (The Rotters Club)
Echotide 3mwy (Of Hope) (2012) (As Our Floodlights Gave Way To Dawn)
9pm
Split Enz Maybe (1975) (Mental Notes)
Split Enz Spellbound (1974/1979) (The Beginning Of The Enz)
Split Enz I hope I never (1980) (True Colours)
Finn Eyes of the world (1995) (Finn)
Red Light Sound Earth divides (2015) (Latitudes)
Arcane Keeping Stone: sound on fire (2015) (Known/Learned)
Tiles Static (1999) (Presents Of Mind)
Tiles Dress rehearsal (1994/2004) (Tiles)
Ozric Tentacles Changa masala (2015) (Technicians Of The Sacred)
10pm
Bakery Living with a memory (1971) (Momento)
Sherbet Crimson ships (1970) (single only / So You Want To Be A Rock And Roll Star?)
Samael Lilith Nights in white satin (1970) (single only / So You Want To Be A Rock And Roll Star?)
Split Enz Bold as brass + Give it a whirl + Pioneer + Six months in a leaky boat (live, NZ, 1993) (Greatest Hits: Live)
Curved Air Over and above (1972) (Phantasmagoria)
Company Caine The last scene (1971) (A Product of a Broken Reality)
Diverse music, primarily progressive rock: Saturday night, 8pm to 10pm, on 89.7 PBA FM, Adelaide's Northern voice. Program commenced February 2012, very reluctantly ceased 8 April 2023. In the playlist for each week, links are given for the Aussie/NZ artists, to help get the good word out there. For each week, the playlists in Spotify were created in 2026; they are separate from the original broadcast and exclude music not available in Spotify.
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