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The Latest Tracks Added To Triple J’s Playlist

Apes, Millions, Flyying Colours and more...

Radio station triple j has released the list of tracks that will be added to rotation next week in support of their feature album – Deadmau5's while(1<2).

Having been added to spot rotation last week, Ballarat's Apes see their track Pull The Trigger step up to full rotation. Three other Australian artists also land full rotation, including Brisbane band Millions with Clementine, the Elefant Trak-signed One Day crew's Love Me Less and Mickey Kojack featuring Tazzy's Feel My Pain.

Caroline-signed Norwegians Highasakite see their track Darth Vader added as do Dew Process' Darlia with Dear Diary.

Spot additions are granted to Anna Lunoe's Bass Drum Dealer and Melbourne group Flyying Colours' Not Today.

Here's a full list of what will be on the radio from Monday 23 July:

FEATURE ALBUM

Deadmau5 – while(1<2) (EMI)

PLAYLIST ADDITIONS

alt-J – Hunger Of The Pine (Infectious/Liberator)
Apes – Pull The Trigger (Independent)
Darlia – Dear Diary (Dew Process)
Every Time I Die – Decayin' With The Boys (Epitaph)
Highasakite – Darth Vader (Caroline/Universal)
Mickey Kojack featuring Tazzy – Feel My Pain (Sweat It Out)
Millions – Clementine (Stop/Start)
One Day – Love Me Less (Elefant Traks/Sony)

SPOT PLAYLIST ADDITIONS

Anna Lunoe – Bass Drum Dealer (B.D.D.) (NEST)
Flyying Colours – Not Today (Independent)
Movie – Ads (Skelly Records)
SBTRKT featuring Sampha – Temporary View (Young Turks/Remote Control)

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