TPOE 230: Thumper, The Cope, Naoise

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We're fully recovered from All Together Now (just about), have listened to some episodes of WTF with Marc Maron and ready to go again. Coming up on episode 230 of the TPOE Podcast: 5:52 An interview with Thumper frontman Oisin Leahy Furlong about their debut album Delusions of Grandeur, which came out in March. We talk about touring, being a six-piece (and having two drummers), overcoming writer's block, the state of Dublin, and lots more. Buy Delusions of Grandeur: https://thumpermusic.bandcamp.com/album/d-e-l-u-s-i-o-n-s-o-f-g-r-a-n-d-e-u-r Thumper tour dates: https://www.hellothumper.com/#live 48:03 An interview with Joe Furlong, one half of the musical and visual project The Cope, with David Anthony Curley. They've just put out their debut single True Romance and Joe has just moved to Berlin. We talk about how the idea for The Cope formed at an impromptu karaoke party with Sorcha Richardson and what their plans are going forward. We also get to hear True Romance in full. See the-cope.com, instagram.com/thecope636, and twitter.com/TheCope636 1:08:18 Naoise is a queer songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer from North Dublin who released their debut EP I’m Not a Woman in July. Naoise tells us about the EP and introduces the track 'Normal Freak', which you'll hear in full. See facebook.com/naoisemusic9 and instagram.com/naoisemusic/

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