Suffering Jukebox

This morning's episode features an interview with Stevie from local act Ritual Disorder. Comprised of several individuals from other Brisbane bands -such as To The North, Apparitions, Deafcult, The Gift Horse and more- Ritual Disorder have recently released their self-titled debut EP, played their first show at Our Sound and are soon to support Chicago's FACS at their upcoming Brisbane show. Find out more about Ritual Disorder (and purchase their music) here; https://ritualdisorder.bandcamp.com/album/ritual-disorder

Nick's Pick of the Week is Bill Orcutt's Music In Continuous Motion, which was released on Friday March 12th. You can hear it in all the usual places, or purchase it here; https://billorcutt.bandcamp.com/album/music-in-continuous-motion and my review can be read below.

Bill Orcutt: Music In Continuous Motion (Palilalia Records)

Released March 12th 2026

Bill Orcutt’s latest studio album, Music In Continuous Motion, is a spiritual sequel to his 2022 album, Music For Four Guitars. Both were recorded in his living room studio —with Orcutt playing all four guitar parts— and released via his own Palilalia Records. Music In Continuous Motion contains twelve tracks, the titles of which make little sense on their own, but, when read together, assume a mysteriously poetic quality:

“Giving Unknown Origin

Unexpectedly Heavy

Reflective, Silent

Because Sharp Also Smooth

And Warm To The Touch

Now nearly Gone

Unfinished not Fragile

Yet Always Moving

Impossible To Reach

Is Left Alone

Barely There

Or Difficult To See”

As these song titles may imply there is a beauty to Music In Continuous Motion that isn’t immediately evident in Orcutt’s other work; a devastating beauty, but a beauty none the less. Little else needs to be said about Music In Continuous Motion, other than, Bill Orcutt has a new album out, go listen to it - right now!

Nick Stephan