Who Art Thou?
Barra Carlin
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Episode 116: Tokoloshe
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10/19/24 • 96 min
On today's episode I will be chatting to indie alt folk artist, Tokoloshe!
I first met Tokoloshe in Sin E (adding to the ever extending list of guests on this podcast through that bar) and after his performance we spent the night having a lovely chat about how awesome Sepultura are and how he should come on the podcast. So it was fantastic to finally have him on, especially since we'll be chatting about his lovely latest single, 'Cosmic Holiday', which was released last week on October 7th.
The conversation proceeded to go down many avenues, including where the project gets it's name from, BRAT (of course), Aliens (which take a large feature in Tokoloshe's music), AI and it's future use in creative circles, Tool, Mastodon and the music in South Africa.
Tokoloshe is going to preforming plenty in the near future so be sure to catch them live wherever you can!
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Episode 117: Bees & Sawdust
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10/23/24 • 58 min
Today on the podcast I am joined by Oliver and Tom of Bees & Sawdust.
I'll be chatting to the guys about their brilliant latest EP, 'TEETHING' which was released in May of this year. Produced by Tristus Boyd, the EP showcases the bands eclectic mix of sounds and unique blend of music and features such awesome songs like 'Idiot Party' and 'SPORTSDAYMASSACRE2024'.
On top of chatting about 'TEETHING', we'll be discussing how the band got's their name, practicing in roommates sitting room, missing artwork and the bands love for bands with typography based names.
If you want to catch Bees & Sawdust live, they will be playing tomorrow in the Grand Social supporting Peer Pleasure alongside pants on fire, which is set to be an absolutely incredible night.
Tickets for Peer Pleasure, Bees & Sawdust and Pants on Fire at The Grand Social
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Episode 122: Codespeaker
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11/21/24 • 46 min
I have a very special episode of the podcast out today in that it's the first time I have ever had a band from outside of Ireland on the podcast, and we're going big in that I'll be joined by Greg Armstrong and Bob Fraser of Edinbrugh's own, Codespeaker!
I'll be chatting with the lads about their incredible new album, 'Scavenger', which was released on November 8th and features some of the bleakest, pummelling Metal I've heard on any album all year - I literally can't recommend it enough.
On top of all this we'll be chatting about the tour they are embarking on with the fantastic band, Hundred Year Old Man. It begins tonight in the Sound House, Dublin and will be taking the tour across Ireland and England over the 10 days.
The Irish dates will have rodeo roadshow that is Uncultivates as support so make sure to grab a ticket while you can. Cork is completely sold out!
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Episode 121: Ferals
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11/19/24 • 63 min
Today I am joined by Shane of the Belfast Heavyweights, Ferals!
The band last month releasd their largest body of work to date, the EP ‘Love & Other Obsessions’. The EP showcases a band acknowledging their past but always reaching toward the future, bringing contemporary sounds in to support emotionally extravagant songwriting, that according to the band explores the idea of love as the ultimate vice. This EP is essential listening from a band at the height of their abilities.
I will be breaking down the entire EP with Shane, going through each track individually, dissecting their meaning and how they were constructed, including the engineering work Shane did on the EP, his first time doing this with the band.
The band are also currently on tour, you'll be able to catch them this week on the following dates:
20th of November - The Victoria - Birmingham
21st of November - Spinning Top - Stockport
22nd of November - The Pump - Trowbridge
Judging by the videos I've seen, those shows are not to be missed so make sure to pick up a ticket asap!
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Episode 118: Joe Maxi
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10/26/24 • 58 min
Today I have Mikey and Louis of the band Joe Maxi on the podcast!
In the episode I'll be chatting with lads about their brand new single, 'Butterfly', which was released yesterday and will have a pretty awesome music video accompanying it that is to be released on the 1st of November!
This single serves as the first song off the band's new EP, 'The Game', which will be released on the 22nd of November. The second single off the EP, 'The Game', will be released on the 8th of November.
Joe Maxi will also be playing on Halloween night in Bello Bar, Dublin, alongside other tremendous bands such as Blue Slate, Stratford Rise and Chest. Tickets are available for that now.
The lads were very kind to send me on the latest single, 'Butterfly', to include and close out this episode!
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Episode 102: Faoin Talamh
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07/17/24 • 53 min
Today I am joined by Oisín Murray and Róisín Doyle of Faoin Talamh, a new ancient Irish audio-visual project that will be debuting this Friday in Unit 44, Dublin.
The audio-visual collaboration is made using the sounds of Irish Bronze Age musical instruments in tandem with abstracted imagery of Irish Flora.
In this episode we will be talking about how this project began, the ancient sites the pair visited when researching for the project, the instruments played (all of which I've never even heard of), how you go about composing music that has no original sheet music for it or recordings, how Róisín created the beautiful visuals for the project and how people have died playing the instruments - I'm deadly serious, that has happened.
I had the pleasure of getting to see an example of what way this work would take form in and was really blown away at the combination of the music that Oisín has composed for this project played alongside the audio-visual's Róisín created, perfectly in sync and flowing with each other throughout the piece. Friday night at Unit 44 will be an event not to be missed. Tickets will be available at the door for €5.
Faoin Talamh also gave me a snippet of one of the pieces to open this episode, which is entitled 'Dúros' and is available to listen now on Spotify.
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Episode 101: Gurriers
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07/15/24 • 40 min
Today I have Gurriers making their return to the podcast!
I'm joined by Dan and Ben to chat about their debut album, 'Come and See', which will be released on September 13th along with a tour and headline show in Whelan's main room on the 24th of November.
There are 5 singles released off the album so far which we will be discussing in details along with hearing the other tracks album, the recording process, working with Alex Greaves at Nave Studios in Leeds, anecdotes, lyrical themes and making music videos that messed with Ben's algorithm.
If you're a fan of the podcast or have seen my social's, you'll I'm enormous fan of this band and what they are doing so I'm massively thankful to have them back on the podcast again for a chat.
You can pre-order 'Come and See' now and grab tickets for their live shows!
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Episode 99: Virgins
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07/08/24 • 64 min
Today I am joined by Michael Smyth of the Belfast based shoegaze band, Virgins!
We will be talking about the band's album 'nothing hurt and everything was beautiful', released in April through blowtorch records. The album finds the band exploring a wider sonic palette, seamlessly moving between the gaze-pop of ‘slowly, long’ and ‘disappearer’, to the dance influenced ‘softer’ and to the heavy, expansive and ethereal ‘pale fire’ and ‘tend’. Their captivating sound doesn’t rely on recycling shoegaze tropes but brings a fresh and contemporary approach to the genre. It is legitimately one of my favourite releases of the year.
On top of all this, Michael is also a promoter and do PR as Old Crows Promotions and a booking agent as Fever Dream Touring so we'll be chatting about some of the events he has put on, including Gazefest, which is a shoegaze festival that will be going on in Belfast and Dublin this year, featuring an incredible stacked lineup of incredible bands.
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Episode 97: Ren Marabou and the Berserkers
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06/27/24 • 56 min
Finally back with a new episode of the podcast!
Today I am joined by Ren and Terence of the band, Ren Marabou and the Berserkers. They are a Viking Metal/Norse Pagan Rock band hailing from Donegal and have recently been signed with the Italian based Label Wormholedeath.
In this episode, we'll explore the origins of the band, their creative process, and the inspirations behind their unique sound, the stories and lyrically themes that are explored in their music and their fantastic album Helgafjell, which was released March and is right up there with some of my most listened to releases of the year. I really do mean this when I say it, there is quite literally nobody doing what these guys are doing in Ireland at the moment.
Major thank you and shout out to Craig (Sea High) for doing the sound for this episode. Get on to him if you need any sound help, he did an awesome job.
I loved recording this episode, the band are incredible so I hope you enjoy it!
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12/31/24 • 135 min
The final episode of the year!
For this episode, I'll be going through my favorite Metal albums of the year and I'll be joined by a few awesome lads of the Irish Metal scene - Conor of LaVein, Steve of Grey Stag and Jason of Uragh!
We'll each get two picks that we will be doing a deep dive on as well as going through all the other albums we loved as well.
Try and count how many times I say the word 'dissonant' to describe an album in this episode.
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FAQ
How many episodes does Who Art Thou? have?
Who Art Thou? currently has 150 episodes available.
What topics does Who Art Thou? cover?
The podcast is about Culture, Society & Culture, Ireland, New Music, Society, Music, Podcasts, Arts, Music Interviews and Irish Music.
What is the most popular episode on Who Art Thou??
The episode title 'Episode 100: lil cis' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Who Art Thou??
The average episode length on Who Art Thou? is 65 minutes.
How often are episodes of Who Art Thou? released?
Episodes of Who Art Thou? are typically released every 6 days, 3 hours.
When was the first episode of Who Art Thou??
The first episode of Who Art Thou? was released on Feb 19, 2021.
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