The Nialler9 TXFM show: January 29th playlist

As broadcast last night, as it is every Thursday from 10pm to midnight TXFM.

This week’s album of the week is Johnnie Common’s Trapped In Amber and we’ve debut plays from Honningbarna, Girlpool, Songhoy Blues, Tobias Jesso Jr and Father John Misty.

You can listen live on Thursdays to the show on 105.2FM, online, the iOs app, Android app or if you missed it, along with all the other shows, via the listen back section

Part One

Part Two (not available right now)

Tracklisting

1. St Vincent – Bad Believer
2. Honningbarna – Prinser av Sarajevo
3. Girlpool – Jane
4. Songhoy Blues – Irganda
5. Caribou Vibration Ensemble – Bowls
6. Zola Jesus – Go (Blank Sea)
7. How To Dress Well x TALA – The One (How To Dress Well’s Version)
8. Purity Ring – Push Pull
9. Villagers – The Waves (Psychemagik Remix)
10. Jonnie Common – Shark
11. Father John Misty – Chateau #4(in C for Two Virgins)
12. Jape – This Chemical Sea
13. Super Furry Animals – The Man Don’t Give A Fuck
14. Twin Shadow – To the Top
15. The War On Drugs – Suffering
16. Tobias Jesso Jr – Hollywood
17. Jessica Pratt – Jacquelyn in the Background
18. Natalie Prass – Christy
19. Björk – Stonemilker
20. Aphex Twin – Sams Car
21. Fantastic Mr Fox – On My Own Ft. Denai Moore
22. KAYTRANADA – Drive Me Crazy (feat. Vic Mensa)
23. Joey Bada$$ – No. 99
24. Flying Lotus Feat. Angel Deradoorian – Siren Song
25. Halos – Dust

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