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It's the monthly round up episode where myself and Music Journalist, Jack McBain, will be covering our favourite releases over January 2026 and music related news, which includes Kanye West's apology, Geece's 'worst performance ever' on Saturday Night Live and of course - the biggest night in mainstream music, The Grammys.

Today myself and Gavin Purcell of Bicurious and The Neck will be going through our favourite shows of 2025!We'll each be looking back on 2025 and going through our favourite shows, from local performances to stadium and arena shows.Bicurious websitePartholon and The Grey live at Sin EUncultivates live at Lost LaneInhuman Nature live at Lost Lane

Good to be back!The episode today, I'll be discussing my favourite Metal releases of 2025!I will be joined by Conor Molloy of LaVein, Dexter Hodkinson of Their Last Stop and Symone Bowes of SYGH and will be going through a wild variety of incredible heavy albums released over the course of 2025, including acts like SCALP, Deafheaven, Conjurer and Ghost Bath!Partholon and The Grey live at Sin EUncultivates live at Lost LaneInhuman Nature live at Lost LaneSymone's fundraiser for Women's AidBest Metal Albums of 2025 Playlist

A special episode today, this is the first in the podcast's end of year series!Myself, Zac Stephenson from SPRINTS and Jack McBain from the Goo will be going through the music released over 2025, covering our favourite Irish releases and our top albums from 2025!

The last episode of the year!Today I am joined by all 3 members of Fierce Shook, Rob, Austin and Owen, for their return on the podcast!We are going to be chatting about their latest mini-album, 'Sons of Dis', which was released in August of this year!We'll be breaking down the EP track by track, covering the ideas and themes of the EP, the recording and the artwork.I loved this mini-album, it was one of my favorite Irish releases of the year so it was such a pleasure to have the band on!Fierce Shook on LinktreePartholon / The Grey live at Sin EInhuman Nature live at Lost Lane

Today on the podcast I have Ryan and Jonny of the Runner!Hailing from the vibrant streets of Dublin, Runner is a dynamic four-piece that blends nostalgia rock with the raw edge of indie grunge. Drawing inspiration from the iconic sounds of the ’70s—think the intricate compositions of Rush and the atmospheric depth of Pink Floyd—alongside the gritty authenticity of ’90s grunge legends like Nirvana and Radiohead, their music evokes a sense of both longing and rebellion.I'll be chatting with the lads about the their musical influences, how the band formed, their two singles, 'Distance' and 'View', their upcoming shows in New York as part of the New Colossus festival and everything the band has in store for 2026.They have also been announced as part of Whelan's Ones to Watch this year so make sure to grab a ticket to start your new year off the best way possible!Runner WebsiteRunner on Linktree

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