175 - The Hippocampus (with guest host Shubha!)

This week, it's a very special episode - Tom is away on camp or something, so Shubha returns to the show for a special one-on-one chat. We discuss Tom's absence (at length), iced chocolates, and the Golden Gaytime Icecream Tub Project. Plus, we play a thrilling game of That Sounds Good, What's That About?

MUSIC USED:
SSJ Theme 3000: Xavier Rubetzki Noonan
Keyboard Skills: Jonesez
FEATURE TRACK:
Jonesez are a super-catchy group from Melbourne who were kind enough to let us play songs from their album Lazyboy on the show! Our feature track for the week is Crack Me Open (a bloody ripper of a song by anyone's standards), which you can find on Bandcamp (or your preferred digital retailer).

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Check out all the details & buy tickets for Shubha's Sydney Fringe Comedy show, 'Extra Virgin'!
Have a listen to Tom & Xavier on Marcel Blanch-de Wilt's podcast! (Here on Soundcloud, or search for 'Loose Five' on iTunes/Stitcher!)
Oh, and Tom has a Fringe show or something, but we don't have to talk about that.

174 - Three Hots and a Cot

This week, Tom pees into a cup, then we talk about erotic bagpipes, targeted Facebook marketing, and of course, the brand new SSJ premium subscription service. Plus, we play an exciting round of That Sounds Good, What's That About?

MUSIC USED:
SSJ Theme 3000: Xavier Rubetzki Noonan
NBA Jam: Shiny Coin
FEATURE TRACK:
Melbourne group Shiny Coin are our feature artist this week, with their track My Friends. Their EP 'Tape' came out earlier this year, and has been on high rotation at SSJ HQ thanks to its fuzzy, garagey pop sound. It's not just a name, either - you can grab the cassette for just $5 thanks to Healthy Tapes, or just grab a pay-what-you-want download on Bandcamp!

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Email Tom or Xavier or both!

173 - A Jon Lovitz Vehicle (feat. Nikko Malyon!)

This week, we welcome the hilarious Nikko Malyon to talk about right-wing sports radio, sins, and working for the FBI. Plus, we play an exciting new game called I Don't Care, I Love It! and of course a thrilling round of That Sounds Good, What's That About?

MUSIC USED:
SSJ Theme 3000: Xavier Rubetzki Noonan
No Breathing: Little Horn
Soothsayer: Little Horn
FEATURE TRACK:
Little Horn specialise in fuzzy, guitar-driven slacker pop in the vein of Wavves and Yuck. They've just released a new EP called Stranger Eons, which you can grab on cassette or digital download, and its lead single, Braindead, is our feature track this week.

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Catch Nikko and Tom at Return of the Split: Splitting the Bill II!

172 - The Fantastic Mr. Kotter

This week, we talk about Public Domain (and the Yankovic Defense),  Catwoman, and spooky-scary snakes & spiders. Plus we play a new game called The Fantastic "Fantastic Four" Four, as well as two rounds of That Sounds Good, What's That About?

MUSIC USED:
SSJ Theme 3000: Xavier Rubetzki Noonan
Sore Arms: JODY
FEATURE TRACK:
Our feature track comes to us this week from our good pals at JODY, a Sydney band who've just released their debut EP, 'Jerk's Backyard'. Their single Codeine is a bloody good time, and it's the first track on the EP which is available on JODY's Bandcamp page.

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171 - Narwee High (feat. Luke Joseph Ryan!)

This week, we're joined by the extremely funny Luke Joseph Ryan as we discuss magical beans, not having cancer, and the poor man's heroin. Plus, we play an exciting game of 12 Angry Men, and an even more exciting game of That Sounds Good, What's That About?

MUSIC USED:
SSJ Theme 3000: Xavier Rubetzki Noonan
Monster Mash: Velociraptor
FEATURE TRACK:
I had the immense pleasure of seeing Brisbane band Velociraptor play for what must've been the tenth time this week. Incidentally they've just released a great single called Dollarmite, which you can hear in super low quality right here at the end of the episode! Mwah!

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Email Tom or Xavier or both!
Follow Luke Ryan on Twitter!