NO ENCORE

NO ENCORE

NO ENCORE is a music fan’s 10.0, perfect-scoring pod companion. Every week, critic Dave Hanratty and a special guest face off over a themed Top 5 list, while also taking a sideways glance at the biggest headlines. Dissecting music – and themselves – so you can just… listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. Sep 25

    TOP 5 EASTER EGGS ft. Kieran McGuinness

    No, not the delicious chocolate ones but rather the mysterious / clever / pointless / pretentious / delete-as-appropriate hidden messages, inside jokes and secret surprises buried beneath the surface of your favourite pop song or concept album. Kieran McGuinness of Driven Snow and Delorentos is the creative curator of this week's Top 5 - he managed to mesmerise Dave and Adam in real-time, so pay close attention! Elsewhere this week, the boys wade back into the troubled waters of Edward Christopher Sheeran, and delve into the new Driven Snow record Mother of Christ. Don't miss out on our weekly bonus episodes at patreon.com/noencore - it's a two-for-one special in the coming days as the Film Club returns with sweaty Russell Crowe vehicle Unhinged, while Dave readies an entire month's worth of horror movies for your terrifying pleasure. As for your main NO ENCORE fix right here... ACT ONE: Le Preamble. ACT TWO (12:20): The continued fallout from the Ed Sheeran Loop Tour fiasco takes the lion's share of this week's news round-up as the guys assess the tearful troubadour's onstage address. There's also time for a cultural new government initiative and the long-awaited union between Billy Corgan and the utterly vile excuse for a human being that is Clavicular. ACT THREE (57:41): From shrewd marketing techniques to tender and inventive songwriting, Kieran talks all things Driven Snow. ACT FOUR (1:31:21): Top 5 Easter Eggs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    TOP 5 EASTER EGGS ft. Kieran McGuinness
  2. Sep 11

    TOP 5 TEENAGE TV KICKS ft. Fionnuala Jones

    The television shows we loved in our adolescence could have a profound impact of what music crossed the threshold on to your MP3 player of choice. As such, Fionnuala Jones of the Flop Culture Podcast and Six O'Clock Show superstardom joins Adam in throwing back to teen TV this week on the podcast proper, highlighting the best needle drops of the shows she holds dearest from her teenage years. And if you'd like some more throw-backs, you can find many over on our Patreon; this week, Adam's feature-length Album Club on Frank Ocean's 2016 double-whammy Blonde and Endless is waiting for you, and upcoming on Film Club we time travel even further back to 1992 as Dave enlists the help of an effervescent Will Slattery of the Indo Sport podcast alongside our resident co-host Andy McCarroll to cross-examine A Few Good Men, coming this Monday. Sign up now to get 'em while they're hot! Anyway, I'll be quiet– your show is on. ACT ONE: The preamble in which Adam and Fionnuala catch up, ramble and chat about Traitors Ireland Season 2. ACT TWO (15:23): Oasis return to the news section as rumours of an imminent Slane announcement gather steam as well as a hefty unreleased catalogue of theirs going on auction, Macklemore draws some ire, Lola Young's new charity t-shirts, Kevin Parker bans autographs and the New York Times are NO ENCORE fans(?)– it's the news. ACT THREE (1:04:50): Top 5 Teenage TV Kicks Flop Culture on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    TOP 5 TEENAGE TV KICKS ft. Fionnuala Jones

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NO ENCORE is a music fan’s 10.0, perfect-scoring pod companion. Every week, critic Dave Hanratty and a special guest face off over a themed Top 5 list, while also taking a sideways glance at the biggest headlines. Dissecting music – and themselves – so you can just… listen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.