For almost two decades, The Presets have made music that sounds like they’re up to no good. It’s hard, noisy, and fits right into the soundtrack for a seriously good night. That youthfulness stuck itself to the centre of their musical identity and never left. In 17 years of moving at lightning speed, they’ve maintained their musical identity through changing times, learnt how to navigate their social responsibility as artists, and grappled with the mental pressure of creative life. 

For almost two decades, The Presets have made music that sounds like they&rsquo;re up to no good. It&rsquo;s hard, noisy, and fits right into the soundtrack for a seriously good night. That youthfulness stuck itself to the centre of their musical identity and never left. In 17 years of moving at lightning speed, they&rsquo;ve maintained their musical identity through changing times, learnt how to navigate their social responsibility as artists, and grappled with the mental pressure of creative life.

The writers and editors of Stoney Roads share the wild and fascinating stories of Australia's electronic music scene. Taking a look behind the decks, diving into the bunkers, warehouse parties and moments that have defined dance music and nightlife culture.

The writers and editors of Stoney Roads share the wild and fascinating stories of Australia's electronic music scene. Taking a look behind the decks, diving into the bunkers, warehouse parties and moments that have defined dance music and nightlife culture.

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For almost two decades, The Presets have made music that sounds like they’re up to no good. It’s hard, noisy, and fits right into the soundtrack for a seriously good night. That youthfulness stuck itself to the centre of their musical identity and never left. In 17 years of moving at lightning speed, they’ve maintained their musical identity through changing times, learnt how to navigate their social responsibility as artists, and grappled with the mental pressure of creative life.

EP 2: The Presets

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TEED is an open book, walking us through the successes and lessons learnt during his journey. He delivers honest thoughts on surviving in the music industry, overcoming imposter syndrome, and redefining your idea of success.

TEED is an open book, walking us through the successes and lessons learnt during his journey. He delivers honest thoughts on surviving in the music industry, overcoming imposter syndrome, and redefining your idea of success.

EP 10: Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs

Where songwriters tell stories, this DJ, producer and radio presenter says her job is to capture and create energy. In her production, she expresses that spirit in her style of “Hyperhouse”. In this episode, we speak to powerhouse Anna Lunoe. We chatted about her journey, and how she’s seen the dance music space evolve from her front-row seat over the last 15 years. 

Where songwriters tell stories, this DJ, producer and radio presenter says her job is to capture and create energy. In her production, she expresses that spirit in her style of “Hyperhouse”. In this episode, we speak to powerhouse Anna Lunoe. We chatted about her journey, and how she’s seen the dance music space evolve from her front-row seat over the last 15 years.

EP 9: Anna Lunoe

Whether it’s from behind the store counter, in his rave days, or advocating for change in the industry, Stephan Gyory has watched Sydney’s music history from the sidelines. Steph is a Sydney record store owner and long-time music lover who's been slinging vinyl since the 90s at BPM Records, and since 2003, his own shop The Record Store in Surry Hills.

Stephan tells us the ins and outs of Sydney’s 90’s rave scene, how he kept a record store alive during the streaming boom (and pandemic), and his theories on why vinyl never dies.

Whether it’s from behind the store counter, in his rave days, or advocating for change in the industry, Stephan Gyory has watched Sydney’s music history from the sidelines. Steph is a Sydney record store owner and long-time music lover who's been slinging vinyl since the 90s at BPM Records, and since 2003, his own shop The Record Store in Surry Hills.
Stephan tells us the ins and outs of Sydney’s 90’s rave scene, how he kept a record store alive during the streaming boom (and pandemic), and his theories on why vinyl never dies.

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