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Darren Middleton and Highly Suspect Guest at Noise11 iHeartRadio

by Noise11.com on November 25, 2016

in News,Noise Pro

Former Powderfinger guitarist Darren Middleton has a new solo EP ‘Lightning Halos’ and he joins us from The X Studio this week at iHeartRadio Music News, powered by Noise11.com.

With Jet reforming we’ll find out from Darren if that has at least gotten the former Powderfinger members thinking of a reunion. Well, to put you out of your misery his answer is … no.

Johnny Stevens of LA band Highly Suspect talks about the second Highly Suspect album and why the CD and the vinyl have completely different tracklistings.

That previously unreleased Prince song ‘Moonbeam Levels’ is in the show, Victoria’s one to watch Tash Sultana has new music and ARIA Award winner Russell Morris has a song from his ARIA winning album ‘Red Dirt Red Heart’.

STREAM IHEARTRADIO MUSIC NEWS POWERED BY NOISE11.COM FROM THE X STUDIO SYDNEY

Noise11 iHeartRadio playlist 25 November – 1 December 2016

Russell Morris Red Dirt Red HeartRussell Morris – Lonesome Road
INXS – The Original Sin

CDB – Let’s Groove
Prince – Moonbeam Levels

Kate Bush – Running Up That Hill
Kate Bush – And Dream Of Sheep

Disturbed live – The Sound of Silence
Highly Suspect – My Name Is Human
(Highly Suspect interview)

Beastie Boys – You Gotta Fight For Your Right To Party
Tash Sultana – Jungle

Duran Duran – Notorious
Bruno Mars – 24k Magic

(Darren Middleton interview)
Powderfinger – These Days
Darren Middleton – Lightning Halos
(Darren Middleton interview)

Madder Lake – 12lb Toothbrush
Now That Our Babies Have Grown – Pesky Bones with Paul Kelly and Rebecca Barnard

Doobie Brothers – Long Train Running
Santana – Anywhere You Want To Go

John Mayer – Love On The Weekend
Sarah Blasko – My Love Grows

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