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All 3 of Raining in December are back on the podcast to chat about their debut EP 'flowers', which was released in November!In a particularly chaotic episode, I'll be chatting with Vincent, Eoin and Willow about the recording process for this brilliant EP, talking about each track as well as covering our favorite releases and live performances of 2025.The band are also playing their EP launch tonight in Workman's with Picture Postcard and Dux Et Rex! The show is being put on by EX OH Promotions and tickets are available through Eventbrite.Raining in December on LinktreeTickets for Raining in December's EP Launch

Today on the podcast I am joined by Adam McCabe AKA Cabin!You may know Adam from his previous work with the exceptionally brilliant band, Brass Phantoms but since then, he has embarked on his own solo adventure with this musical project.For this episode, myself and Adam will be chatting about his upcoming EP, 'Yuppie', which is to be released on December 5th. Packed with gorgeous instrumentation, brilliant vocals and sunny production, this is a must-listen to EP when it is released. He has released two singles off the EP so far, 'Grind' and 'It's All Over (For You), both showcasing his amazing songwriting ability. The EP contains a social commentary throughout on what a 'Yuppie' represents in today's world.We also went down a startling amount of avenues of conversation that I did not think we were going to go.Having been a massive fan of his singles since the beginning, it was a massive treat to have Adam on the podcast to chat about this stellar upcoming EP!Cabin on LinktreeSacred Noose live at Fibber Magees w/ Lymphoedema, Their Last Stop and Ancient Malice

Myself and musical journalist Jack McBain will be chatting about all the shows we went to over the last month, including Turnstile, Gilla Band, Maruja and my second trip to Damnation Festival in Manchester, which was one of the best weekends I've ever had in regards to seeing bands I love.We'll also be covering all the new music we listened to that was released over the last month!

Today on the podcast I will be chatting with AC of Canadian Grindcore band, Holy Grinder, once again!Over the summer, Holy Grinder decided to call it a day, much to my disappointment as I loved what this band had put out!So with this episode, myself and AC will be chatting about why that decision was made, the final run of shows the band played, the legacy of Holy Grinder, from favourite shows and the amazing bands they have played with over the years as well as discussing the genre of Grindcore as a whole and what it represents in today's world along with a bunch of other topics and avenues of conversation we went down, which I was even surprised we chatted about.I will miss this band very dearly but I really can't wait to see what AC puts out next!Holy Grinder on BandcampTickets for Sacred Noose live at Fibber Magees w/ Lymphoedema, Their Last Stop and Grave Sermon

Today on the podcast I am joined by Jj Smilez and Gavin Dunne of the Dublin based Rock band, Curfew!We've got plenty to chat about in this episode, starting with Curfew's brilliant next single 'Love Letter', which is to be released tomorrow! This single is the fourth from the band's upcoming debut album, 'Black Doll's Eyes', which is to be released on the 25th of November. The band were very kind to have sent me over the album prior to recording this episode (which I've been blaring ever since), so for anybody who wants some early insight into what to look forward to when listening to this brilliant album, here is the place to find out.To celebrate the release of their debut album, Curfew will also be playing a headline show in Grand Social on the 23rd of December. Tickets for that show are available now through Eventbrite and their is a link in the band's bio!Curfew on LinktreeCurfew at the Grand Social

Today on the podcast D.Cullen joins me for his second appearance on the podcast to chat about his latest album, 'City Soundscapes', which was released on the 19th of September and contains such fantastic songs like 'Where Did You Go?' and 'Young Men'.Covering a wide variety of themes and social discourse with a more Rock Driven and riff heavy sound, I'll be going through the entire album with Darragh, chatting about each song's meanings and the recording process for the album.Being a fan of D.Cullen's music for many years, I can safely say this is my favourite of his releases and was an enormous pleasure having him back on the podcast and go through the entire album with him.For all record fanatics, the album is available now on Vinyl in a lovely purple colour and sounds wonderful. You can purchase it through D.Cullens site!D.Cullen on LinktreeTickets for Sacred Noose live at Fibber Magees w/ Lymphoedema, Their Last Stop and Ancient Malice