28 - Malaki

New Pagans are a rock band based in Belfast, Northern Ireland. They have released their critically acclaimed debut album The Seed, The Vessel, The Roots and All, via Big Scary Monsters. In this final episode of the season we learn all we can about them before singing off for a while. BEST WISHES!

Cian Godfrey started Somebody’s Child in late-2018 as a means of exploring his voice as a songwriter, inhabiting and exploring a variety of musical styles and sounds. Today Conchúr get's to ask all then questions you wish you could. Check him out!

This week we're joined by Malaki, whose name means 'messenger'. One of Ireland's most prolific and fast-rising rappers. Bursting onto the scene in January 2019 with the powerful spoken-word epic "Call Us By Our Names", the young Dubliner has been carving out his place in Irish hip-hop ever since.  Meanwhile... Conchúr and Peter discuss the lifecycle of scooterbois and pallet children. 

From the earliest age, Rarelyalways has walked his own path, absorbing culture and music from even the most unlikely sources, lending his skills and fearsome work ethic to the widest possible range of projects, always focused on the big picture. Conchúr and peter do their best to keep up... Check it out!

Fresh from appearing on the first episode of BBC1’s new Saturday night music show, ‘I Can See Your Voice’ and following up the success of his debut single ‘Still’ in 2020, rising Irish star EMMO (pronounced EM-MO) returns in 2021 with the joyful follow-up ‘Make You Mine’, dropping on April 16, 2021. Check him out!

Bridie Monds-Watson, better known by their stage name SOAK, is singer-songwriter from Derry, Northern Ireland. SOAK's music has been described as 'a vivid portrait of teenage deep-thinking' by The Guardian. Enjoy the episode!

Ever been part of an effortlessly flowing conversation that meanders from one sexy topic to another like some sort of living embodiment of the concept of a free and healthy society? Me neither... but Conchur has, and I have a recording of it. Check it out as he interviews Yard act: a minimalist Rock group based in Leeds.  Talk soon and don't let the bed bugs bite, Peter Clarke

Wow what a week to be alive! Liquid Chords have had some pretty cool guests but this week takes the biscuit. We have Tom Coll from Fontaines D.C.!  Enjoy

Hello! This week we're joined by self proclaimed friendly Dublin based band Silverbacks. Conchur does the serious interview stuff while peter directs the hell out of the music... and makes sure Conchur doesn't get too full of himself. 

Season 2 Begins! Please welcome Sprints. Raw and raucous, SPRINTS are a garage-noise four-piece from Dublin. They combine guitar-driven hooks, motoric rhythm and emotive lyricism to create a unique sound that pulls from grunge, post-punk and beyond. SPRINTS formed in late 2019 but have quickly been championed by the likes of BBC Radio 6 & Radio 1, The Guardian, NME, DIY and Nialler9. https://www.sprintsmusic.com/