The New Weird Australia radio-not-radio show returns in its original form, with sixty minutes of new mutant music from the upside down, presented by Stu Buchanan.

Talking with artist Bridget Chappell - raver, musician, writer and organiser - who makes frenetic and febrile electronic music as Hextape. In 2020 they released Undertow, which blends sonified data from the City of Melbourne’s Open Data Platform with Melbourne's public sound sculpture, the Federation Bells.

A chat with Sia Ahmad, one of Canberra's most prolific experimental artists, curators and producers, about her recent body of work including 2018's ground-breaking "quiver"; the 2020 albums 'im/modesty' and 'A Body Full Of Tears'; and the upcoming remix collection 'Realignment'.

Stu Buchanan talks with Hanna Jenkin, aka Melbourne experimental outsider artist Jessica At Birth.

Stu Buchanan talks to Sydney-born and UK-based artist Penelope Trappes - a vocalist and musician specialising in minimalist, ethereal alt.pop.

Celebrating the release of his third solo album 'Prophecy', Stu Buchanan talks with prolific drummer, percussionist and composer Laurence Pike.

Investigating their unique pairing of voice and modular synthesis, Stu Buchanan talks with Sonya Holowell and Ben Carey about their new project, Sumn Conduit.

Stu Buchanan talks to Party Dozen, the mesmerising sonic partnering of saxophonist Kirsty Tickle and percussionist Jonathan Boulet.

Stu Buchanan talks to Tahlia Palmer, an interdisciplinary artist of Yuwaalaraay descent, about her audio project Amby Downs - named after the station in Queensland where her ancestors worked in servitude to settlers. Her work as Amby Downs is created using field recordings and video footage recorded in the landscapes that she interacts with.

Stu Buchanan talks to Reuben Ingall about his no-input mixing board project 'NIMBY2', as well as his recent adventures in sound recording and his twin passions of (very) slow music and the 1996 Hollywood blockbuster ‘Independence Day’.