Radio Rats’ album “Casino Concerto,” released in 2005, features a mixture of monologues and tracks such as “Casino Of Love” and “20,000 Slot Machines.” Recorded in a Cape Town garage, the album emphasizes a dry mix and a soft listening experience. It includes contributions from Roger Lucey and other band members.
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Classic Songs: Playlists and Mixes
Discover playlists, mixes, and albums in the spirit of the classic mixtape, celebrating South African music alongside global sounds, across most major platforms.
Tully McCully’s Debut Solo Album: Comedy Tragedy
Tully McCully, renowned multi-instrumentalist and producer, has finally released his debut solo album, “Comedy Tragedy.” The record showcases his artistic evolution and features contributions from former bandmate Phil Smiedt, blending personal and elaborate musical styles influenced by legendary rock groups.
Discover South African Musician John Ireland
John Ireland, a notable South African musician, has launched a dedicated website, Facebook page, and YouTube channel, signaling a new chapter in his career for fans and newcomers alike. Explore his journey online.
Steve Louw’s Traces of the Flood Earns Global Acclaim as International Reviews Pour In
Steve Louw’s new album, Traces of the Flood, receives rave reviews, praised for its songwriting and emotional depth. Critics globally see it as a landmark in Louw’s career, showcasing the appeal of South African rock music.
Finch & Henson – At Home In The Dark
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Finch & Henson – Live & Rare (Playlist)
Finch & Henson, renowned in the South African Rock scene, released several albums highlighting their performances and unreleased tracks, including “The Early Years – Live 1974” and “Never Look Back (The Lost Sessions).”
Finch & Henson – High Octane
Finch & Henson’s 1978 album “High Octane” features tracks like “Hey Operator” and “Lonely Spaceman.” Produced by Lofty Schultz, it showcases a blend of rock and various musical talents, including vocals and guitars.
Brian Finch – Bringing Back The Good Times
The page details the musical tracks of Brian Finch’s album, produced in 1974, along with information about bonus tracks, production, and musicians involved in the recordings, highlighting a diverse array of talents.
Steve Louw’s New Album: Traces of the Flood Released Today
South African rock legend Steve Louw releases “Traces of the Flood,” a blend of rock and Americana. Praised for its emotional depth, the album reflects Louw’s enduring legacy and musical collaborations with industry Greats.