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Stuart Coupe, host of Wild Card on Tuesdays, stands at a doorway wearing a red graphic tee that reads 'read books, walk dogs, fight fascists'

Who are you supporting? A look at fbi.radio over 20 years with Stuart Coupe

21.10.26

One of the only people who can speak to just how much the station has transformed since its inception (est. 2003) is radio host Stuart Coupe. We talk to him about being a legacy presenter of 20 years, navigating the music industry, and what supporting fbi means.

Ify Obeigbu (left) sits on a chair facing the audience with her face turned towards Tasman Keith (right) who holds a microphone speaking towards the audience but his head is turned to Ify. They sit in front of a black curtain background and the image is in grainy black and white.

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fbi.radio presents 'Unscripted': Ify Obiegbu in conversation with Tasman Keith

12.10.26

As a part of a September series, fbi.radio collaborated with The Rocks Discovery Museum to present four live talks across four Fridays in September. One of the talks featured fbi.radio presenter Ify Obiegbu in conversation with rapper Tasman Keith.

Ify [left] sits across from Chloe or homebody [right] in a live conversation. An fbi.radio banner hangs between them in the background. The rest of the background is curtained. The image is in grainy black and white.

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fbi.radio presents 'Unscripted': Ify Obiegbu in conversation with homebody

12.10.26

homebody is a Mullumbimby based, Wiradjuri artist bridging the electronic and natural worlds through her sound. Ify Obiegbu sat down with her in September as a part of fbi.radio's 'Unscripted' series at The Rocks Discovery Museum.

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Archy Obradović is at Peace With The Cracks

11.09.26

I had always thought of peace as a form of settling. After sitting on that bench with Archy, I think it might be more like a weed through a crack in the concrete.

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Seb Goldspink Tapes the Receipt to the Back of the Frame

04.09.26

Sydney Contemporary begins on Thursday 3 September and runs until Saturday, 6 September at Carriageworks. Tickets are available via their website.

Dance Class Finale Poster - Artwork by Sim

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Dance Class Finale @ Club 77

14.07.26

The fbi.radio Dance Class graduates will bring you a huge night of dance music.

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A Conversation with Edward Woodley on ONSITE

18.06.26

ONSITE is the name of his latest body of work, alluding to his practice which leans towards processes within construction, with a little nod to the art world through exhibition terminology.

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A Conversation with Luke Martins on Freestyle

06.05.26

Freestyle ran for an evening on Saturday, 4 May 2026, in a cul-de-sac near the Marrickville Metro entrance on Victoria Road. It was shut down shortly after opening.

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Dance Class: Class Of 2026

04.05.26

The class of 2026!

Fundraiser Exhibition Photo Document Photography_Numbers Sydney

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Numbers, the gallery conversing with community

26.02.26

The launch feels like a quiet declaration: to make space, not just for art, but for encounter.

Album of the Week

no ceremony – no ceremony

18.10.26

no ceremony unveils 'no ceremony', a collection of rich sonic mutations, much like the snow flakes that pass in the wind and cascade into the earth from above.

A girl standing naked on the beach with the photograph taken at night time and with flash

Album of the Week

B0YG1RL – B0YG1RL

11.10.26

B0YG1RL: a Black trans project that’s creating a new wave of dance music, blending their full-bodied electronic madness with sounds from up and down America. Caribbean bouyon plays alongside reggaeton, baile funk, hyperpop and good old-fashioned hardstyle.

Album of the Week

Quiet Storm – Space Afrika

02.10.26

Challenging the notions of identity, class and the diaspora.

Album of the Week

Kiangu Ngalhika – WAARI

25.09.26

Every texture imprints itself deeper in the listener’s soul.

depiction of a white monobloc chair, on a grassy backdrop

Album of the Week

prefrontal cortex – homebody

18.09.26

A blink, and an ethereal cosmos surrounds everything.

Album of the Week

Who Loves The Sun – Chat Pile

11.09.26

A collective pit in all of our chests.

Album of the Week

Leap Life – Saul Williams

04.09.26

As we journey through various styles, and languages of the spoken word. There are these stunning gems, glittering in the rhythm.

Album of the Week

Mangrove City Blues – Bract & BAYANG (tha Bushranger)

28.08.26

The swamp sits in the realm of the unconscious; the mysterious, liminal space between the two opposing states of water and dry land

Album of the Week

Sanctuary – e fishpool

21.08.26

You are now in communion with the Sanctuary.

Album of the Week

BUNUBA BABY – Kayps

14.08.26

Tell your kids to cut class and listen to this instead.

Independent Artist of the Week

CRWLR

22.10.26

CRWLR is a culmination of heli’s diverse musical upbringing, from early studies in jazz guitar and opera, to formative experiences in the Melbourne and Berlin club scenes.

Independent Artist of the Week

Double Date

08.10.26

Meanjin-based band double date brings chaos and calm in a sound that demands you to chuff your ciggy and stomp it out.

Independent Artist of the Week

Bad Hoax

02.10.26

Her pauses reveal the self-constraint that often pairs desire, before breaking into an uptempo, galloping beat. The vocals contrast the thrumming tech-house production by Will. The urgent sense of sexual fantasy encapsulated. That first-date high.

Independent Artist of the Week

Standing Circle

24.09.26

“The music is a hat in the sense that it’s just something we take, it’s a vehicle for us to express. It’s expression but itself is just empty… I think we belong to the music that we play more than the opposite.”

Independent Artist of the Week