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Dr. Gonzo (AKA Paul Elliott) presents And This One's Introduced By... Each week a different artist/band introduces the songs from their album or a retrospective of their work. It's free of a formal interview agenda and gives the artists space to tell their stories.
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It’s always a pleasure to present a new album from Van Walker.A singular talent, Van has become a cult figure in the Australian music scene—and beyond—thanks to his prolific songwriting and genre-spanning style. With over 500 songs to his name, he effortlessly blends folk, rock, country, and blues into a sound all his own.Originally from Tasmania and now based in Melbourne, Van’s work is as varied as it is authentic. His numerous bands and collaborations have only deepened his reputation as a fiercely creative and in-demand artist.As Patrick Emery of Beat Magazine put it:"If Bob Dylan was born 20 years later and grew up fraternising in Collingwood bars, he would sound like this."Van Walker joins Dr Gonzo to present his album Healing Descent on And This One's Introduced By… The album is out on Cheersquad Records and Tapes https://cheersquadrecordstapes.bandcamp.com/album/healing-descent and available on bandcamp and all good record stores. You can catch Van live at the following venues:Fri 13th June, 7.30pm Archie's Creek https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1355375?embedSat 14 June, Sandy Point Community Centre, 7-10pmhttps://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1365379Sun 15 - Rocket Lounge Heathmont, 2-5pm https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1392882
Catherine McQuade is a gifted and articulate musician and composer whose latest release, Kiss Him Goodbye, showcases her remarkable talent. The album is a beautiful blend of lush textures and intricate arrangements that reflect her deep understanding of both music and storytelling.A truly creative and hardworking artist, McQuade has approached the creation of this album with the same passion and commitment that has defined her entire musical career. From composing to recording, she’s poured her energy into crafting a body of work that resonates with depth and emotion, making Kiss Him Goodbye an album that invites listeners into her musical world.The Kiss Him Goodbye album launch event, which took place at St Kilda's Memo Music Hall, was an unforgettable celebration of music. The evening was anchored by the legendary Jack Howard (Hunters & Collectors), who launched his new album Lightheavyweight 2. The event was further elevated by the incredible Rosie Westbrook, who presented her third album, Always The Sea. Westbrook was joined by the renowned guitarist John Phillips, celebrated for his work with Not Drowning, Waving, adding even more musical brilliance to the night. The atmosphere was made even more memorable by special guest appearances from the iconic Dave Graney and Claire Moore, ensuring the evening was filled with exceptional performances and unforgettable moments.While Catherine McQuade’s career as the bassist for the iconic post-punk groups The Ears and Deckchairs Overboard is impressive in its own right, there is much more to her story. McQuade’s story through the world of music is one defined by her unique voice, her dedication to her craft, and her constant evolution as an artist. Rather than me telling her story, I’ll leave it to Catherine herself to share the story that has brought her to this remarkable point in her career.Catherine McQuad joins Dr Gonzo to present her album Kiss Him GoodBye on And This One's Introduced By...Please visit Catherine's website for more music, videos and up to date news HERE
Steven Kilbey was born on September 13, 1954, in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, England. His family moved to Australia five years later, first settling in Dapto, NSW, then Wollongong, and finally Canberra. It was here that Kilbey developed his love for music, drawn to artists like The Beatles, Bowie, The Byrds, T-Rex, The Easybeats, Russell Morris, and Dylan.At 17, Kilbey joined a Canberra cabaret band, Saga, before moving on to Beyond Beavers. In 1974, he teamed up with Peter Koppes in Precious Little, which by 1975 evolved into Baby Grande. The band played glam rock and hard power-chord music, and even supported AC/DC, recording demos for EMI. These demos were later released as an album by US label Hozac in 2018. Despite their efforts, EMI did not sign them.Kilbey later moved to Sydney, where he met Marty Wilson-Piper, and with Koppes and Nick Ward, they formed The Church Of Man, later shortened to The Church.Kilbey is widely regarded as a legend, known for his songwriting, bass playing, and singing with The Church, whose debut album Of Skins and Heart was released in April 1981. The Church has since released 25 albums, along with countless EPs, singles, and compilations, including iconic tracks like "The Unguarded Moment" and "Under the Milky Way." The band has consistently toured internationally.In addition to his work with The Church, Kilbey has been prolific in his solo projects, including The Slow Crack, Remindlessness, and White Magic, a collaboration with Martin Kennedy of All India Radio. The Hall of Counterfeits is a sprawling 23-track album of lush, cosmic, melancholic songs that demand full attention to appreciate their beauty.Please check out Steve's website for a plethora of info about all thing's KILBEY
Kris Schroeder is a talented musician and a key member of the three-piece band The Basics, alongside his bandmates Wally De Backer and Tim Heath. Known as quiet achievers, The Basics have carved out a remarkable career with five studio albums and over 2,500 live performances. Their extensive touring has taken them across the globe to places like Japan, Norway, and the UK, where they've built a devoted following. However, their impact isn't just limited to international success. In Australia, The Basics have also embarked on multiple tours aimed at reaching culturally underprivileged groups, including rural communities, regional schoolchildren, and Indigenous peoples. While The Basics have garnered a loyal fanbase, Wally De Backer, also known as Gotye, achieved monumental global success in 2011 with his breakout hit "Somebody That I Used to Know," which propelled him to international stardom. As the band's bassist, Kris has forged his own path under the moniker Jackmann. In early 2020, Jackmann released a critically acclaimed 9-track album titled Low Key, recorded at the legendary Abbey Road Studios in London. The album showcases his distinct musical voice and adds another layer to his artistic journey.In addition to his work with The Basics, Jackmann also released an EP titled Whatever Doesn’t Kill You, Just Makes You Bored earlier this year, further expanding his musical repertoire. It's an exciting time for Jackmann, and in this edition of This One’s Introduced By..., we’re thrilled to welcome him and dive into his impressive body of work.Jackmann joins Dr Gonzo to introduce tracks from his album Low Key here on And This One’s Introduced By… Please support the artist and peruse their bandcamp page HERE
Vulgagrad is an exceptionally captivating and dynamic group of musicians hailing from Melbourne, renowned for their powerful performances of Russian criminal songs. This seven-piece ensemble features some of Australia’s most talented musicians, particularly in ethnic music genres, blending traditional influences with modern flair. At the heart of the group are the incredible vocals of actor Jacek Koman, whose impressive acting career spans iconic films such as Children of Men, Moulin Rouge!, and Romulus, My Father.Andrew Tanner and Jacek Koman of Vulgagrad have graciously agreed to give us an exclusive insight into their latest musical endeavor, The Odessa Job—an album that follows in the footsteps of their previous releases, King of Crooks and Popular Street Songs of the Russian Underclass. Each album explores the rich, gritty history of Russian culture, while bringing a fresh and vibrant energy to the stage with their distinct sound. Prepare for a musical journey that delves into the heart of Russia’s underground, offering a mesmerizing experience for both fans of the genre and newcomers alike.Andrew Tanner and Jacek Koman are here with Dr Gonzo on And This One's Introduced By… to present the tracks from The Odessa Job by Vulgagrad.Please support the artist and check out the Vulgagrad bandcamp page HERE
With their distinctive sound, the Dalicados have arrived not only to make sense of the chaos around us but also to offer a space where music can inspire, heal, and connect. Whether it's through dancing, singing, or simply playing, the band channels a deep sense of energy and emotion into each performance, inviting fans to join in the experience.At the core of the band is James Lomas, the singer, songwriter, and guitarist, whose creative vision drives the band’s compelling sound. The rhythm section is anchored by Cal McAlpine on drums and Mark Carson on double bass, creating a powerful foundation that drives each track. The dynamic energy is further enriched by backing vocalists and percussionists Tracey McAlpine and Fiona Lee Maynard, adding layers of harmony and rhythm. Bringing the band’s sound to life in truly distinctive fashion is the incomparable Jack Howard, who elevates the music with his trumpet and a variety of other brass instruments.The Dalicados’ debut album, Nevermore, marks a milestone in their musical journey, offering listeners a glimpse into their rich, genre-blending artistry. With each track, the band continues to push the boundaries of rock music, while remaining deeply rooted in authenticity and passion. The Dalicados aren’t just a band—they’re a sonic force to be reckoned with. James Lomas is here with Dr Gonzo to introduce the tracks from The Dalicados album Nevermore here on And This One’s Introduced By…Please support the artists by visiting The Dalicados bandcamp page HERE
Jack Howard is a truly remarkable and multifaceted individual, balancing a demanding career with an incredible musical journey. Alongside his full-time role as a high school teacher, he has earned a reputation as the go-to trumpet player for bands looking to add a distinctive brass touch to their sound.Jack's career highlights include being a full-time member of the iconic Australian band Hunters and Collectors, as well as contributing to the musical legacies of several other legendary groups. His trumpet skills have been featured in live performances and recordings with celebrated bands and artists such as Died Pretty, X, Little Red, Midnight Oil, The Living End, Rodriguez, The Violent Femmes, You Am I, and many more.In a testament to his influence and contribution to the Australian music scene, Jack is the only trumpeter to have been inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame—a rare and prestigious honor that speaks to his exceptional talent and impact.Beyond his musical achievements, Jack has recently published Small Moments of Glory, a captivating biography that takes readers through his unique adventures in music. Additionally, he has released a new album with his band, The Long Lost Brothers, titled Dog Songs, showcasing his evolving musical vision.Jack Howard has been aptly described as "one of the great quiet achievers of Australian music," a reflection of his enduring influence and understated brilliance in the industry.Jack Howard is here with Dr Gonzo to introduce the songs on his album Dog Songs on And This One’s Introduced By…
Greg Ng's musical journey began as a member of the shoegaze band Afterglow, before joining Snout where he contributed guitar and vocals to the band's critically acclaimed albums The New Pop Dialogue (1996) and Circle High and Wide (1998). Now working as a relief teacher, Greg felt the need to channel his creative energy and recorded No Need (To Find Myself), with the help of his friend Andy Papadopoulos from Anthems to the Fall, a band known for their two well-received albums.With Rebel Underground, Greg has crafted a sound that embodies both protest and celebration — a powerful expression of his unique voice in the fight for a more just and equitable world.Greg Ng of Rebel Underground joins Dr Gonzo to introduce their album No Need (To Find Myself) here on And This One’s Introduced By… Please support the artist and check out Rebel Underground's bandcamp page HERE
Skyscraper Stan, the Kiwi musician based in Melbourne, has spent the last decade honing his craft, traveling across America, and immersing himself in the live music scene. His passion for music began with his father’s record collection and grew as he discovered the social power of guitar playing at 16. He was drawn to country music's simplicity and sense of community, which encouraged collaboration with other musicians.The nickname "Skyscraper Stan," given to him by coworkers in Auckland for his tall, lanky stature, stuck as he began performing his own songs. His journey took him to the United States, where he lived a romanticised, adventurous life, train-hopping and living with the homeless community. Though his experiences could have inspired songs about America, Stan preferred to focus on his life in Australia, believing that personal and honest lyrics are most authentic when tied to one's own experiences.Stan’s previous releases include his debut album Last Year’s Tune, which showcased his blend of rock and roll with Southern American influences. His latest album, Those Were Days, continues in that vein, offering more introspective lyrics and reflecting on his experiences in Melbourne. The new album, also with his band, The Commission Flats, captures his evolving sound and further cements his place in the Australian music scene. With its themes of love and personal struggles, Stan describes it as his proudest achievement to date.Skyscraper Stan joins Dr Gonzo to introduce his album Those Were Days by Skyscraper Stan & The Commision Flats here on And This One’s Introduced By… Please support the artist and visit Skyscraper Stan's website HERE
Founding members Simon ‘Circus’ Rashleigh and Gordon ‘Gordo’ Graham are back with their newly released album, "Only the Shell Remains"! This album reimagines classic tracks from their original band, Schism, known for their theatrical performances and unique style that captivated audiences in the 80s.Blending influences like synthwave, darkwave, and post-punk-prog, Schism 21C delivers a fresh sound that combines modern production techniques with engaging themes and sonic textures. Their music not only honors their rich history but also pushes creative boundaries, resonating with both long-time fans and a new generation of listeners.With thought-provoking lyrics and innovative arrangements, "Only the Shell Remains" promises to be a captivating listen. Don’t miss out on this exciting new chapter for Schism 21C!Check out the album now and explore their unique musical journey. For more details, visit their website HERESimon ‘Circus’ joins Dr Gonzo to present the album Only The Shell Remains on And This One's Introduced By...
Geoffrey O'Connor is the guitarist and lead vocalist of Crayon Fields, a Melbourne-based band signed to Chapter Music. Over the years, they've released three albums and several EPs. In addition to his work with the band, O'Connor has also released a solo album under the moniker Sly Hats and four more under his own name.His latest release, I Love What We Do (2025), is unabashedly romantic, brimming with sincerity and free from any cynicism. Notably, more than half the tracks feature the word "love" in their titles. The album can be described as chamber pop—lush, melodic, and poetic, with each song beautifully recorded in O'Connor's own studio.Geoffrey possesses a captivating voice that recalls the smooth croon of Chris Isaak and Marc Almond, with subtle nods to the timeless style of Frank Sinatra. The music envelops you, with delicate touches like the sound of rain and the ticking of a clock, enhancing the mood and adding depth to the songs.Geoffrey O’Conner is here with Dr Gonzo to introduce the songs on his album I Love What We Do on And This One’s Introduced By…
The Green Mist are an Australian band put together by musician Julien Poulson. Julien is a busy and talented artist as guitarist in 90’s grunge rockers Moler, and forming the legendary Cambodian Space Project after meeting a beautiful young Cambodian waitress Channthy Kak who was singing in a Phnom Penh karaoke bar.Never short of ideas, Julien while on a sabbatical in his native state Tasmania, a chance meeting with Violent Femmes bass player Brian Richie. The two started collaborating and The Green Mist began to form. Charlie Owen, Rosie Westbrook,Tracy Redhead and Spencer P. Jones were enlisted to provide their considerable talents to record Next Stop Antartctica. The value of the album was appreciated by Bang Records in Spain who released it in 2007.Julien Poulson joins Dr Gonzo to introduce the album Next Stop Antartica by The Green Mist here on And This One’s Introduced By… Please support the artists and check out The Green Mist Bandcamp page HERE
Join Kevin, Hank, and Steve of Bigger Than Jesus as they take us through their iconic 1993 album Killervision! The band’s music was powerful, precise, and full of ‘feel’—and their live shows were a true spectacle: burning crosses, costumes, chainsaws, magicians, and massive light shows. They were more than a band—they were an experience.Though the band is no longer active following the heartbreaking passing of drummer Craig Whitelock, his memory lives on in their music. Steve Lucas says, "Craig was our ‘little brother.’ His passing was devastating, but it gave us more to fight for. I still find it hard to accept he’s gone."Tune in as the guys introduce Killervision track by track, sharing stories from the studio, their live shows, and the powerful legacy of Bigger Than Jesus.Don’t miss it on And This One's Introduced By...,
Between 1990 and 2017, Ween released nine studio albums, along with countless live albums, EPs, compilations, singles, and solo projects. Known for their fearless approach to music, their sound has incorporated everything from rock and funk to country, metal, and beyond. Their wide-ranging musical influences and experimental nature have earned them a loyal cult following, with some even calling them "The Weirdo Lennon & McCartney," as described by The Quietus culture website.Weened are a Melbourne band who love the band Ween and perform Ween songs at many venues including The Corner Hotel & Cherry Bar.Adam, Tim, Steve, Andrew & Ian from Weened are here with Dr Gonzo to introduce a few of their favourite Ween songs here on And This One’s Introduced By…
CINTA is a powerhouse of modern soul, channeling raw emotion and vivid storytelling through her music. Schooled in the blues, and perhaps influenced by classic soul artists such as Stevie Wonder, this commanding diva leads her band with intensity and authenticity. At the heart of CINTA's artistry is her voice—sultry, evocative, and undeniably powerful. Her music transcends rhythm and melody, taking listeners on a profound journey into her feelings of love & the human experience.A testament to the enduring power of soulful storytelling, CINTA's work bridges the past and present with a style that feels both fresh and timeless.Writing with vulnerability, she draws deeply from personal experiences and the complex emotions of relationships. Backed by a dynamic band that pushes and pulls with her every note, CINTA’s vocals weave rich, compelling narratives that linger long after the music ends.CINTA joins Dr Gonzo to introduce the tracks from her album Worth Control here on And This One’s Introduced By…Please support the artist and viisit their Bandcamp page HERE
Human toys are a Sexy, Powerful, Subversive garage punk rock duo : Poupée Mecanik (vocals, theremin) plays with female archetypes, coupling subversion with irony. Guitarist Jon Von, x-Rip Offs, has transformed the band with new songs somewhere between the Ramones and the Avengers !The LPs on Topsy-Turvy records and 45 on Outro Records cover subjects from B-movies, drugs and perversion to politics, sexism and gender freedom. Poupée & Jon of Human Toys are here with Dr Gonzo to introduce their album Spin To Win here on And This One’s Introduced By… Please support the artists and visit the Human Toys Bandcamp page HERE
Sacred Cowboys were a notable Australian post-punk rock band that emerged in 1982, founded by lead singer-songwriter Garry Gray and bassist Mark Ferrie. Known for their confrontational live performances, the band's lineup underwent numerous changes throughout their active years, which have included multiple periods of splintering and reforming.The band released six albums during their career: Sacred Cowboys (1984)We Love You ... Of Course We Do (1985)Trouble from Providence (August 1988)Things to Come (July 1996)Cold Harvest (January 2007)Nailed to the Cross (February 2008) Australian music writer Ian McFarlane highlighted their unique sound, describing it as a fusion of "post-punk moodiness and country raunch over a mutant swamp-blues backbeat," positioning them as one of the most electrifying live acts of their time.In 2024, Garry Gray and Mark Ferrie reunited to reform Sacred Cowboys, now joined by Timothy Deane, Anthony Paine, and Damien Fitzgerald, completing their new lineup. This comeback coincides with the release of Cowboy Logic, an anthology showcasing the band's legacy and contributions to the music scene. Fans can look forward to experiencing both classic favorites and potentially new material as the band returns to perform live.Garry Gray is here with Dr Gonzo to introduce a selection of tracks from the album Cowboy Logic by Garry Gray & Sacred Cowboys on And This One's Introduced By…
Formed in 1985 in Melbourne, Australia, Tyrnaround were an underrated Melbourne band who specialised in 60s psych pop/rock, influenced by Syd Barrett, The Seeds, The Beatles at their most lysergic, garage punk and classic psych. If they’d lived and played in the UK they would have been huge. The band were Peter Fidler on guitar, Ken Gardner keyboards, drummer Gavin Gray, singer Michael Phillips, and Leigh Underhill on bass.They released the 4 track EP 'Colour Your Mind' in 1986 on Cleopatra Records. Moving to PolyEster records they released singles Want of a rhyme, Uncle Sydney and the album 'Succeeds When Daylight Fails’. In 2019 Guerssen Records re-issued Colour Your Mind expanding it to a full length album.Special mention goes to Dave Hannan, Ray Anderson, Rob Zucca and Leigh Underhill for their production contributions that helped Tyrnaround produce such polished recordings. Tyrnaround disbanded due to the death of their lead singer Michael Phillips.Gavin Gray joins Dr Gonzo to present the songs from the album Colour Your Mind on And This One's Introduced By…
Welcome to 3CR’s summer programming, Dr Gonzo is here with a special feature for And This One’s Introduced by where the artist introduces their music. Usually one artist is featured, but for these special summer programming episodes there have been 4 artists each week introducing a selection from previously aired episodes.If you enjoy a particular segment you can hear the complete show at 3cr.org.au/introducedby & each week there'll be a different theme for each of the programs.Rockin’ women, Indie Innovators, psychedelic rockers, lest we forge (rockin’ amongst the stars) and high weirdness.The week's episode is titled High Weirdness and features 4 artists artists who have delved deep into the canyons of their minds to concoct whimsical confections of musical mayhem.Artists such as Legs Larry Smith, who served as the drummer for the legendary Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band; Fred Negro, also a drummer and surrealist performer with his partner in crime Rob Wellington, Jim E. Brown, who is even weirder than Weird Al; and David Thrussell, who continues to confound listeners with his wild Hillbillies from Hell compilations featuring songs of broken Nashville delights—brazen voodoo rituals, satanic trysts, apocalyptic cataclysms, premature burials, and beastly jousts.
Welcome to 3CR’s summer programming! Dr. Gonzo is here with a special edition of And This One’s Introduced By, where artists introduce their own music. Normally, we feature one artist per episode, but for the next three weeks, we’ll showcase four different artists each week, each selecting tracks from previously aired shows.If you enjoy a particular segment, you can listen to the full show at 3cr.org.au/introducedby. Each week brings a fresh theme, including Rockin’ Women, Indie Innovators, Psychedelic Rockers, Lest We Forget (rockin’ amongst the stars), and High Weirdness.This week’s episode is titled Lest We Forget: Rockin’ Amongst the Stars. It’s a heartfelt tribute to the fragility of life, featuring four remarkable artists we’ve recently lost. Though they are no longer with us, their music lives on as a testament to their talent and spirit.We’ll hear from:Susan King, who, along with her musical partner Paul Wain, created unique cut-and-paste soundscapes in Antediluvian Rocking Horse,Ollie Olsen, the electronic music maestro who was known for his cutting-edge experimental work,Timmy Jack Ray, drummer from Powder Monkey, reminiscing about his time playing with legends Tim Hemensley and John Nolan, andRichard Andrew, who left us far too soon, but not before leaving behind his final album, Black River.Even though these talented artists are no longer with us, their spirit endures through the music they created. Tune in to celebrate their legacy and hear the lasting impact of their work.
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