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Nialler9 Podcast: Our favourite albums of 2018

Nialler9 Podcast: Our favourite albums of 2018

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It’s list season, so Niall and Andrea talk their favourite albums of 2018.

Rather than blurt out every album we loved, we look at our favourite releases under the categories of most disappointing, most surprising, most overhyped, best Ye album, Irish, hip-hop, pop, electronic, Irish, reissue, underappreciated, old album and more.

We looked at albums from Kojaque, Drake, Janelle Monae, Mitski, Cardi B, John Coltrane, Robyn, Caroline Rose, Rosalia, Black Panther, Arctic Monkeys, Car Seat Headrest, Jon Hopkins and how 2018 compared to previous years.

Nialler9’s 40 best albums of 2018

Nialler9’s Top 20 Irish albums of 2018

Upcoming events mentioned:

Thursday December 13th
Future Proof: I Have A Tribe, Mount Alaska, Fia Moon, Sun Collective @ Bello Bar, Dublin.
Saturday December 15th
Lumo Xmas Party: Sing Along Social, Aimie Le Boom DJ set & more @ Tengu, Dublin.
Saturday December 22nd
Nialler9 Xmas Party: Bad Bones, Tanjier, Black Jam, Happyalone @ The Workman’s Club, Dublin.

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