Nialler9 Podcast #31 – Keepaway, Summer Camp, Wild Nothing, Onra, HEALTH, Ratatat, Oriol & more

Finally a new podcast to wrap your ears around. Compiling the podcast is one of my favourite things to do and this month we have an extra dimension with some original artwork from Stephen Graham aka Left Overs from Belfast who provided us with the above illustration (click to enlarge). He said it was inspired by a metal-loving taxi driver he had recently. You can also check his blog. Aoife Mc is your podcast host as always – check out her food blog – I Can Has Cook? and her radio show Right Click Radio on RTE 2XM. The latest episode can be heard here.

On with the program, this month we’ve got great tracks from new and recent release in a straight up MP3 format or Soundcloud. All Nialler9-approved. Enjoy! Tracklisting below.

MP3: Nialler9 Podcast #31

Podcast #31 -Tracklisting

1. Keepaway – ‘Yellow Wings’ (Baby Style)
2. Summer Camp – ‘Ghost Train’ (7″)
3. Wild Nothing – ‘Chinatown’ (Gemini)
4. Gordon Voidwell – ‘Disco Afternoon’
5. Onra – ‘High Hopes’ feat Reggie B. (Long Distance)
6. Crystal Fighters – ‘In the Summer’
7. HEALTH– ‘USA Boys’ (Disco 2)
8. Civil Civic – ‘Less Unless’ (1)
9. Ratatat – ‘Neckbrace’ (LP4)
10. Chilly Gonzales – ‘Never Stop’ (rap mix) (Ivory Tower)
11. Oriol– ‘Joy FM’ (Night & Day)
12. Cignol – ‘Yehno’ (<emSwitching for a Living)
13. Washed Out feat. Caroline Polachek – ‘You and I’ (Free download)

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