Radio Birdman

Some fans might complain about waiting a couple of years for a record. Peking Duk fans complained about 16 years. But what about when it takes almost six decades?

Radio Birdman talk having the Prime Minister as a fan, touring, wearing makeup on stage, and their favourite Australian bands of the '60s with CIVIC.

Radio Birdman’s legacy remains untouched, immortalised as one of the most influential bands in Australian punk and rock history.

Recent documentary 'Descent Into The Maelstrom' lifts the veil on the one of the most mythologised bands in Oz music history – legendary ‘70s Sydney rockers Radio Birdman – and founding guitarist Deniz Tek tells Steve Bell that he’s not surprised that the establishment isn’t keen on sharing their outlaw narrative.

"As a responsible public broadcaster, we don’t acquire content that we do not have a need for."

The Labor MP has sent a letter to the broadcaster.

The band have addressed the decision in a statement.

Back again in September!

"Their disdain and yet mastery of pop music was apparent and is a common theme throughout influential punk bands."

"...The rock'n'roll tradition - and this wonderful, timeless music - is bound to outlive us all, and that can only be a good thing."

"It's no shock they still possess the raw energy and intensity required to put on one hell of a rock'n'roll show."