Under Michael McMartin ‘s management, Trafalgar Studios signed the band and financed the recordings. Radios Appear was critically acclaimed, earning 5 stars in the Australian edition of Rolling Stone . The album was influenced by Detroit bands of the late 1960s, such as MC5 and the Stooges . The album’s title comes from the Blue Öyster Cult song, “Dominance and Submission”, from their 1974 Secret Treaties album, which influenced Radio Birdman’s sound. Radios Appear was played on Sydney station 2JJ (Double Jay) . Released on the newly-created independent label Trafalgar Records, the album was sold by mail order and distributed by band members and friends to a few record stores, never achieving widespread sales or commercial success.
Released Radios Appear
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