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Today I am delighted to be joined by Mark, Cormac and Iphigenia of the LA Hardcore band Gylt!The primary focus of this episode will be the band's latest release, 'In 1,000 Agonies, I exist', an incredible, chaotic, pummeling EP that has be stuck in my head from the very moment I first listened to it.We'll also be chatting about the how the band began, settling what the band's name actually means, Hardcore in the world now and the Gwar documentary. We'll be go over the record process for the EP, the themes it explores, the cover art and what inspired the music.Was an enormous pleasure having this band on, have had their EPs on repeat since discovering them and discovered even more incredible bands through their recommendations.Cover photograph was taken by James Duran @deathbyjamesGylt on InstagramGylt, Labrat, 22re, Ayoko NaGylt at Cafe ColonialThe HIRS Collective w/ Gylt, Commitment & DJ Hunx and His PunxUncultivates live at Lost LaneInhuman Nature live at Lost LaneThe Gathering - A night in aid of Enable IrelandSpaced W/ Dry Socket live at Lost Lane

Today's guest on the podcast is Carlin Brown of the independent music promotion company, Drag Wounds.In this episode, I'll be chatting to Carlin about music promotion, covering what people may not know or even think about when it comes to promoting gigs, the complexities of running shows, how to promote a show in the first place and all the trail and tribulations that come with the job in this current music scene.Music promotion is a particularly new area for myself so I found this episode not only hilarious as Carlin was a brilliant guest, but also fascinating and I genuinely do feel like I learned a lot.Drag Wounds on LinktreeUncultivates live at Lost LaneInhuman Nature live at Lost LaneThe Gathering - A night in aid of Enable IrelandSpaced W/ Dry Socket live at Lost Lane

On today's episode myself and music journalist Jack McBain will be covering our favorite releases of February 2026, all the gigs we went to (which includes Deftones and Borderline festival) and we will also be giving our opinions on the 'The Moment', the mockumentary starring Charli XCX which critiques not only the music industry, but the cultural movement that was 'BRAT Summer'.Uncultivates live at Lost LaneInhuman Nature live at Lost LaneThe Gathering - A night in aid of Enable IrelandSpaced W/ Dry Socket live at Lost Lane

Today on the podcast I am joined by Conor and Shay of the brilliant pysch-Rock band, Bad Mothers Union!The band will be releasing their debut album 'Sore Losers' on the 19th of March, which will serve as primary focus of this end!"Recorded in a house at the airport and various crash pads around", the album brings the listener an enticing journey of Lynchian inspired Pyschadelia rhythms, constantly mixing things up throughout the album's runtime.I'll be chatting with the guys about how this band was formed (and re-formed), the recording process for the album, Dublin airports Brass band, the freemasons and a bunch of other topics this meandering podcast went down.Bad Mothers Union on LinktreeUncultivates live at Lost LaneInhuman Nature live at Lost LaneThe Gathering - A night in aid of Enable IrelandSpaced W/ Dry Socket live at Lost Lane

Today on the podcast I am joined by Ollie of the incredible Cork based Death Metal band, Bodydrinkers!I'll be chatting with Ollie about the band's early years and their formation, how their sound has evolved since the band's inception, with the primary focus being the band's 2025 album release, the pummelling 'Birthed of Filth'.We'll also be getting some insight into the early stages of the band's next release!Bodydrinkers will be supporting Inhuman Nature on their Cork leg of the tour alongside 12 Gauge Outrage in Dali on April 30th.Bodydrinkers on BandcampUncultivates live at Lost LaneInhuman Nature live at Lost LaneThe Gathering - A night in aid of Enable IrelandSpaced W/ Dry Socket live at Lost Lane

Today I am joined on the podcast by AC, making their third appearance on the show, and Kyle of the Toronto based band Pretty Mouth!Newly reformed and playing blisteringly, erratic heavy music, I will be chatting to the band about primarily in this episode about their EP 'Dead Ends', which was released in March of last year and served as the band's first release in 10 years, covering why the band decided to start making music again and what it was like playing music in this band again.We'll also be chatting about their third album, that the band is currently working on and their most recent release 'Live at the Sugar Shack, which was released last month!Always a pleasure having AC on the podcast and it was a pleasure meeting Kyle - I don't think I've ever had a band on that teased each other in an episode as much as this one!Pretty Mouth on LinktreePartholon and The Grey live at Sin EUncultivates live at Lost LaneInhuman Nature live at Lost LaneThe Gathering - A night in aid of Enable Ireland

Today on the podcast I am joined by Ashley and Becca of Delivery Service, ahead of their sold out Jameson Music show this Thursday in Whelans alongside Brooki and The Scratch!I'll be chatting with them about how the band has changed since the launch of their debut single 'Ghost', released last year, their love of 90s music, their next single 'Truancy' which is to be released on Friday the 13th and of course, the incredible show they going to be playing this Thursday.This is part of a series of gigs that Jameson Music will be putting on in 2026 which will help break down the barriers that separate fans from artists and bring them closer together than ever before. Delivery Service on LinktreeJameson Music

Today's guest on the podcast is Daniel Howard of the Progressive Post-Sludge Metal band Partholón!We'll be covering quite a few topics in this particular episode, starting with the band's inclusion on the 'Seven Wars Old' compilation, which is a collection of heavy music that raises funds for the Palestine Children's Relief Fund.We'll then be talking about the band's brilliant 2024 album, 'The Ocean Pours In' and the award winning documentary about the album, made by Richie of the Metal Cell Podcast.And finally we'll be going over what the new music Partholón has been working on, which you can hear on their tour with The Grey that starts next week!Dates for Partholón's Irish tour with The Grey:March 5th - Sin E, DublinMarch 6th - Dolans, The Kasbah, LimerickMarch 7th - Dali, Cork

Today I am delighted to announce that Ryan Cashell makes his return to the podcast!You may know Ryan from his work as the frontman for the phenomenal band, Brass Phantoms, but he is on today's episode to talk about his newest musical venture, a solo project by the name of Cashell!Inspired by zine culture, Cashell has taken a DIY approach to his writing - recording and mixing all of his music.He has released two singles to date, 'Said and Done' and most recently, 'These Things Take Time', which will be a part of his debut EP that is set to be released in March.I'll be chatting with Ryan about why he began to make music as a solo artist, the trails and tribulations that working as a solo artist comes with, his upcoming debut EP and the music and gig culture in Scotland, where Ryan is based.Cashell on LinktreePartholon and The Grey live at Sin EUncultivates live at Lost LaneInhuman Nature live at Lost LaneThe Gathering - A night in aid of Enable Ireland