On this week's pod we have some surprise guests from chimney sweepers who interrupt the recording process more than once. Welcome to the home office. We review Ailbhe Reddy's debut album, discuss new Bicep, Kynsy, Bon Iver guests on a track and we talk E

On this week's pod we review the new album from the queen with her disco machine Róisín Murphy, focus on reasons to be cheerful and new songs from Romy, Ultraflex, Tune-Yards and a load of Irish artists on the collab.

Episode 106 of the Nialler9 Podcast finds us reviewing the ultra-long electronic hymnal album from Sufjan Stevens, discuss Autumn a lot and enthuse about Keanu Reeves classic film Speed.

It's episode 105 of the Nialler9 Podcast, and Niall and Andrea are burying their heads in the sand, maybe? We review the Pillow Queens debut album, chat to last week's album of the week artist Niamh Regan and chat songs from Gorillaz, Sufjan, For Those I

Episode 104 of the Nialler9 Podcast, and Niall and Andrea are staying positive! Join us on Patreon if you're a podcast subscriber! Discussed: News: Origins - the Irish hip-hop documentary aired on RTE One last week. Reasons To Be Ch

It's Episode 103 of the Nialler9 Podcast and we’ve got more tunes to discuss than Phil Hogan has contradictory statements. On this week's episode, Niall and Andrea review the new album from Angel Olsen - Whole New Mess. There's breaking news about

Episode 102 of the Nialler9 Podcast and it's one we've been trying to make happen for quite a while. On this week's episode, Niall and Andrea are joined by three very special guests. Earlier this year, we had the Shannon rap legend God Knows on the

On this week's episode, Niall and Andrea are joined by old pal Luke Sharkey to discuss A Hero's Death, the second album from Fontaines D.C. There's breaking news about pubs and clubs restrictions which unfold as we record the episode, discussions about b

You can’t make a Tomlette without breaking a few Gregs.

Episode 99 and ahead of Songs From An Empty Room event, we're talking how the Irish live music needs to get loud to represent itself, we review Jarv Is, Jarvis Cocker's new band's album and songs from Devendra Barnhart, The Avalanches,