Sleater-Kinney. She is also lead singer and guitarist on the track "Lora's Song". MacFarlane provided drums, backup vocals and guitar (track 12) on their follow up album, Call the Doctor (March 1996). In 1996, MacFarlane returned to Melbourne and founded an indie rock band, ninetynine, initially as a solo project, playing all the instruments on the debut album, 99 (October 1996). Her project soon became a band, including Potts (from 1997) and McIntyre (from 2000). By 2010, ninetynine had released eight albums, and toured the world several times. The band celebrated their 20th anniversary with the release of Further in 2016. MacFarlane founded her own record label, Patsy, which issued ninetynine material, as well as that by the bands Sea Scouts, Fiona Beverage, Boo Who, Baseball, Trixies Undersea Adventure, and Vivian Girls. MacFarlane has played a variety of instruments on a number of records, including vibraphone, drums, guitar, keyboard and vocals. She has worked with other artists, including Lee Memorial (alongside Karl Smith of Sodastream), Bombazine Black, The Wonder, Winterborn, Tarantula, New Buffalo, Trixies Undersea Adventure, Boo Who, Popemobile, Dragster, Scared of Horses, Cold Cold Hearts, Madigan, Disaster Plan, Clag, and Low Talk. MacFarlane has worked as audio engineer at 3CR Melbourne radio, and on many recordings, including solo work, recent ninetynine releases, Covens Revenge, The Hatchets, Cleber Claux Memorial Singers, Baseball, Love of Diagrams, The Stabs, and Jules Sheldon. MacFarlane is also a teacher and educator of music, establishing Augment Music Education in 2016. She is based in Melbourne, and still plays as a member of ninetynine, as well as performing solo. In 2020, during the Melbourne Covid lockdown, MacFarlane started the Vivid Recording Project, which was a series of three EPs that featured a specific instrument, and only that instrument, with vocals. The EPs were Into the Metalude (vibraphone), The Narrows (guitar) and Future Obscura (Casio keyboards). Their initial releases were in conjunction with the Bandcamp Fridays, held to assist music artists during the pandemic. In 2021, the whole project was released as the album ViViD. Discography Ninetynine The Triantiwontigongolo - Ninetynine EP CD 1996 (Woozy) 99 CD 1996 (Patsy/Endearing ) 767 CD and LP Album 1998 (Patsy/Endearing/Chapter) Girl Crazy - Woekender LP 1998 (Remedial Records) Ersatz Split 7” 1999 (Radio One) 180 Degrees CD and LP 2000 (Patsy/ Radio One) Vivian Girls Split 7” 2001 (Chapter) Anatomy of Distance CD 2002 (Patsy/Stckfigure) The Process CD and LP