nialler9 Podcast #19: Sept 08

We found out last night that our podcasts were shortlisted for The Irish Web Awards in Best Podcast category. That’s exciting! Luckily enough, we were due to record this anyway. Once again, we bring you the best new songs that have tickled our ears from Boston’s Passion Pit, Sheffield thanks to former 65 Days of Static member Feedle, London’s bonkers Max Tundra, Brooklyn’s groovy Gang Gang Dance, Dublin’s finest wind-up electronic from the Vinny Club, two sweaty lesbians from Tampa, LA’s noiseniks No Age plus Kentucky’s ambient Interstates and Bristol’s experimentallers Fuck Buttons. Plus, a strange oddity in Neil Young’s discography from 1982 thrown in! Aoife represents.

nialler9 Podcast #19 – September 2008 (MP3)

Podcast #19 -Tracklisting

1. Passion Pit – Sleepyhead [>Chunk of Change]
2. Neil Young – Computer Age [Trans]
3. Max Tundra – Will Get Fooled Again [Parallax Error Beheads You]
4. Yo Majesty – Don’t Let Go [Futuristically Speaking.. Never Be Afraid]
5. Gang Gance Dance – Princes feat. Tinchy Stryder [Saint Dymphna]
6. Super Extra Bonus Party – Mushie Shake (The Vinny Club remix) [Appetite for Reconstruction – Oct. 10th]
7. Feedle – Physician [All Your Days Are Weird]
8. No Age -Things I Did When I Was Dead [Nouns]
9. Koushik – Nothing’s The Same [Out My Window]
10. Interstates – Eyes O’ Eyes (Brooke Waggoner remix) [Interstatesmusic.com]
11. Fuck Buttons – Sweet Love For Planet Earth [Colours Move download / 12″]

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