Plus new music from the Fontaines D.C, the song of the summer battle heats up, Normal People discussed and Florian Schneider celebrated.

We dissect Fiona Apple's much-lauded and appraised fifth album Fetch The Bolt Cutters. It's a dizzying , constantly zig-zagging and delightfully free of convention and very likely, one of the albums of the year. Plus, tracks of the week from CMAT,

On Episode 86, we review first album in seven years from The Strokes - The New Abnormal along with songs from The Streets, Tame Impala, Charli XCX and we check in what's going on or not going on to be more precise with upcoming festivals and emergency ...

Discussing the Irish government's response to the arts community and uproar that followed in the wake of announcements.

On Episode 85, we review the third album from Honduran-American artist Loreley Rodriguez aka Empress Of, discuss new music from The Strokes, Laura Marling and that dose of a TikTok wannabe Drake.

Our favourite biscuits, favourite radio shows, what will happen when gigs and festivals return? Is it a good or bad time to release music? Which Father John Misty song would you live in?

In lieu of our regular programming, we decided to focus on the things that are making us feel a little better in these uncertain times.

COVID-19 cancels all gigs in Ireland, Andrea discusses being a Choice Prize judge, the Electric Picnic lineup is stale and male, Lethal Dialect's LD50 III in review and Mount Alaska pick their top 5 composer songs.

Album of the week from Soccer Mommy, The Icelandic Eurovision Entry, David Byrne, Lady Gaga and more

Episode 80 of the Nialler9 Podcast and Andrea and Niall are wondering where our Jai Paul vinyl is and why Kelis is literally bringing her milkshakes to the yard. We discuss All Together Now lineup, Electric Picnic rumours, Reasons To Be Cheerful and song