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Worst summer ever & Fiona Apple sets herself free (Nialler9 Podcast)

Worst summer ever & Fiona Apple sets herself free (Nialler9 Podcast)

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Live from week five of lockdown remote recording, it’s Andrea and Niall on Episode 88 of the Nialler9 podcast.

We dissect Fiona Apple’s much-lauded and appraised fifth album Fetch The Bolt Cutters. It’s a dizzying , constantly zig-zagging and delightfully free of convention and very likely, one of the albums of the year.

Plus, tracks of the week from CMAT, Patricia Lalor, Jamie xx and it’s officially the worst summer ever.

Discussed:

News

Worst summer ever:

All summer concerts, events & mass gatherings of 5,000 or more banned until September

Reasons To Be Cheerful

Christine And The Queens covers Travis Scott.

James Fridman photoshops

Songs of the week

Album of the week

Fiona Apple – Fetch The Bolt Cutters

The long-awaited fifth album from the artist is getting perfect tens across the board. Is it really that good? We dive in.

Andrea’s Fiona Apple Essentials Playlist.

Fiona Apple New Yorker profile.

See Also

What’s Consuming You? (58:00)

Watching: Notorious (1946) / Parks And Recreation / El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie / Moomins

Reading: Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston

Closing track: Malaki – Lucy McWilliams – Fair Play

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