Podcast: Our favourite music of October

Our end of the month episode is our time to reflect the albums and songs Andrea and Niall loved this past month.

We talk the big album of the month – Prioritise Pleasure from Rebecca Lucy Taylor aka Self Esteem. Why it’s getting 5-star reviews across the board and whether it’s justified.

There are explorations of albums from two Mayo musicians Maria Kelly (The Sum Of The In-Between) and Elaine Mai (Home).

Plus, discussions of songs from Radiohead, CMAT, Spiritualized, Real Lies, Denise Chaila, Caleb Kunle, Fred Again and Negro Impacto.

Plus a chat about anxiety and apprehension about gigs and clubs being back.

This episode of the Nialler9 Podcast is brought to you by Irish audio tech brand OneSonic’s MXS-HD1 wireless noise cancelling earbuds. Use the code Nialler20 for 20% off at Onesonic.com.

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