Podcast: The music that got us through May

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At the end of each month, Andrea and Niall share their best finds and picks in a ping pong disco style.

We discuss new albums from Black Midi, Arooj Aftab, Billie Marten and Emma Houton, along with new songs from Torres, Sharon Van Etten with Angel Olsen, Chai, Burial and more.

Plus, the usual lay of the land chat and books, and things we recommend.

Niall’s top 25 songs of the month are here.

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Recommended

Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen “Like I Used To”

Album: Arooj Aftab – Vulture Prince

Torres “Don’t Go Puttin Wishes In My Head”

Album: Black Midi – Cavalcade

Album: Billie Marten — Flora Fauna

Album: Emma Houton – The Bath

Public Service Broadcasting “People, Let’s Dance”

Alexander O’Neal “Criticize”

CHAI “Donuts Mind If I Do”

See Also

Hip-hop, beat & jazz festival Prima Volta featuring Celaviedmai, Negro Impacto, Hazey Haze returns to Limerick

Mikaela Davis, Mary Lou Lord “Some Song”

Julia Jacklin, RVG “Army Of Me”

Burial “Dark Gethsemane”

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