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  • Culture Cafe on RTE 2XM Playlist and Podcast Show 27: 25/01/2012

    Culture Cafe 27

    The weeks are flying by, here’s what happened this week:

    1. DJ Flip & Freezemaster Slick: Crossroads

    2. Senekah: Human Relations

    3. Chat with Ronan from Tarantella Fall

    4. Tarantella Fall: Wasteland

    5. Youth Mass: Wide Eyes

    6. Chat with Fiach

    7. Fiach: You Dear

    8. Our Krypton Son: Catalonian Love Song

    9. The Animators: Marvelous

    10. Rob Kelly: Game Over

    11. Chat with David from Calling All Astronauts

    12. Calling All Astronauts: Someone Like You

    13. Come On Live Long: White Horses (Reid Remix)

    14. Frankie Rose: Know Me

    15. Delorentos: Little Sparks

    Thanks to all my guests, Culture Cafe is broadcast on Wednesdays at 1000, repeated Sundays at 2100 online, on digital and on UPC Channel 944

  • Culture Cafe Podcast: Episode 9 5/11/2009

    culturecafe9Here’s the podcast for Culture Cafe Episode 9 which was broadcast on DCUfm on November 5th 2009.

    Interviews with Will St. Ledger, Barry from the Richter Collective, Frantic Jack and Mugger Dave. Aisling Fogarty was also in studio to chat about the Dublin music scene.

    Full playlist for the show is available here

     

  • Culture Cafe Podcast: Episode 8 27/10/2009

    culturecafe8Episode 8 of Culture Cafe was broadcast on 27/10/2009.

    It featured interviews with metal band, yes, metal band Xerosun, Mugger Dave and Fiach.

    Full playlist of what happened can be found here

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  • Fiach: Every Single Day Review

    Fiach

    Dublin Singer/songwriter Fiach, has been working his way up the ladder for the past couple of years. ‘Every Single Day’ is his current single taken from his new album ‘So I’.

    ‘Every Single Day’ is a driving indie/folk/rock track, not quite what I was expecting to be honest. It’s all good! The drums and bass keep the pace up and there’s a clever little guitar hook going on. Fiach’s vocals are effortless.

    This is Fiach’s second single, the follow up to You Dear and if the rest of the album is anything like this, its bound to be a gem. The pace never slows and Fiach gives us three minutes of pure magic, This is the best Irish single of this genre I have heard in years.

    Simple .. 6 out of 6

    www.Fiach.net

    This was written for MusicReviewUnsigned